If your occupation is greatly needed in Australia, then the Skilled Migration Program is the most common pathway you can use to emigrate to Australia. The purpose of the Program is to attract highly skilled and employable people like yourself to start a new life in the Land Down Under. There are a variety of visa options under the Skilled Migration Program and below is a list of options that may be applicable to you if you are currently living outside of Australia: Skilled Independent Subclass 189 - Allows you to live and work in Australia as a permanent resident. - Nominated occupation must be in SOL - Does not require sponsorship by a relative or state/territory government. - No settlement
If you have been dreaming a life in Australia, you already know by now that you need to secure your visa first before anything else. The big question is how could you ever apply for a visa successfully? For sure you have done so much research and thanks to internet, you’re brain is probably by now ready to explode with information overload. Yes, too much reading and hearsays could get you very confused. Add the never ending forms to complete just to get your skills assessed, get your sponsorship sorted or even organise your English test before you could even get to submit your visa application! Collecting all the relevant documents and filling in the forms can feel like a full time job in it
Understanding the complexity of the entire Australian skilled migration process is such a challenging task. Add the fact that as you go further with your research, you realise that before you could even deal with the Australian government, you will need to first look into a separate organisation in charge of assessing your qualification and skills to match the Australian standards. A positive skills assessment together with your 60-point score on the Australia Skilled Immigration Points Test is an indication that you may then proceed to liaise with the government for your visa application. The English language ability is a particular requirement you would encounter from the government and so
