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Nearly a third of Tuvalu 's roughly 11,000 residents are seeking Australian visas to escape the encroaching waters.
Australia will offer 280 visas per year, and the first batch became available on June 16 .
The first migrants should arrive in Australia by the end of the year .
The Pacific Islands face greater climate risks than any other corner of the planet.
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