Australian government has formulated the provision of 3 points tested streams for Australia Permanent Residency – ‘Skilled Independent Visa’ (subclass 189), ‘Skilled Nominated Visa’ (subclass 190), ‘Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa’ (subclass 491) for the skilled workers outside Australia for candidates without any job offer or sponsorship from an Australian employer.
It is necessary to check the eligibility of the candidate’s occupation in the skilled occupation list. If the candidate is able to score 65 points based on distinct criteria such as age, education, work experience and language abilities then he/she is eligible.
Language ability is a crucial parameter in calculating scores required for PR hence it is required to appear for an English language test such as IELTS or PTE.
Not necessarily.
Obtaining a valid job offer from an Australian employer significantly increases the chances of being invited to apply for permanent residency but even without that it is possible to migrate by improving language scores, by obtaining additional credentials, by completing another degree, by obtaining additional work experience or by getting nomination from a province.
- By improving language scores.
- By obtaining additional credentials by completing another degree or by obtaining additional work experience.
- By getting nomination from a province.
Yes, there is a list of specific occupations from which a candidate should be in order to be able to apply for PR application.
Some visas allow your eligible family members to apply to join you in Australia as subsequent entrants after you have been granted your visa.
A valid passport, Educational credentials, Letter of Acceptance, Proof of Funds and English language abilities.
20 hours per week.
Yes.
After completing studies in Australia, one can apply for PR with educational credentials, work experience and English language skills.
- If you hold or held a student visa and completed specific qualifications in Australia in the last six months, you might be eligible for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).
- If you are a recent engineering graduate of a recognized institution, you might be eligible for the Skilled Recognition Graduate visa (subclass 476).