Skilled and Regional Migration
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Skilled and Regional Migration
There are a series of migration pathways for overseas skilled workers to Australia.
– Independent Skilled Migration Visa
– State Sponsored Migration Visa
– Regional Migration Visa
– The Independent Skilled Migration Visa (subclass 189) is designed for skilled workers who are not sponsored by an employer, a state or territory, or a family member. The purpose of this visa is to attract highly skilled individuals to fill gaps in the Australian labour market and contribute to the economy.
– The State Sponsored Migration Visa (subclass 190) is for skilled workers who are nominated by an Australian state or territory government. This purpose of this visa is to address specific skill shortages within particular states or territories. This visa grants permanent residency and requires the holder to live and work in the nominating state or territory for a certain period.
– The Regional Migration Visa (subclass 491) is a provisional visa for skilled workers who are willing to live and work in designated regional areas of Australia for a period of 3 years to be eligible for permanent residency. Applicants must be nominated by an Australian state or territory government or sponsored by an eligible family member residing in a regional area.
Under all above categories of skilled migration, the applicant is assessed and awarded points based on the factors such as age, education, work experience, Specialised Education qualification, Credential community Language, English proficiency, Partner Skills, Professional Year in Australia and other skills.
To complete the migration process, the applicant must assess his skills & qualifications by the relevant assessing authority first, then apply for.
– Independent Skilled Migration Visa
– State Sponsored Migration Visa
– Regional Migration Visa
– The Independent Skilled Migration Visa (subclass 189) is designed for skilled workers who are not sponsored by an employer, a state or territory, or a family member. The purpose of this visa is to attract highly skilled individuals to fill gaps in the Australian labour market and contribute to the economy.
– The State Sponsored Migration Visa (subclass 190) is for skilled workers who are nominated by an Australian state or territory government. This purpose of this visa is to address specific skill shortages within particular states or territories. This visa grants permanent residency and requires the holder to live and work in the nominating state or territory for a certain period.
– The Regional Migration Visa (subclass 491) is a provisional visa for skilled workers who are willing to live and work in designated regional areas of Australia for a period of 3 years to be eligible for permanent residency. Applicants must be nominated by an Australian state or territory government or sponsored by an eligible family member residing in a regional area.
Under all above categories of skilled migration, the applicant is assessed and awarded points based on the factors such as age, education, work experience, Specialised Education qualification, Credential community Language, English proficiency, Partner Skills, Professional Year in Australia and other skills.
To complete the migration process, the applicant must assess his skills & qualifications by the relevant assessing authority first, then apply for.
The special services and assessments we offer for our clients:
– Initial Eligibility Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of our client’s qualifications, work experience, English proficiency and other skills to determine the visa eligibility.
– Skills Assessment application: Lodgement of skills assessment applications on behalf of our client’s on obtaining necessary skills assessments from relevant authorities and professional bodies.
– Expression of Interest (EOI) Submission: Assistance in preparing and submitting an EOI in the Skill Select system to ensure a complete and accurate application.
– State Sponsorship Application: to apply for state or territory nomination, including identifying suitable states and preparing required documentation.
– Documentation Review and Preparation: Thorough review and organisation of all necessary documents, ensuring they meet the Department of Home Affairs’ requirements.
– English Language Testing Support: Guidance on selecting the appropriate English language test and preparation resources to achieve the required scores.
– Occupation Nomination Advice: Expert advice on selecting the most appropriate occupation from the relevant Skilled Occupation Lists.
– Visa Application Lodgement: Complete and lodge the visa application and monitoring of the application status until the final decision.
– Follow-Up and Communication with Authorities: Regular follow-ups with the Department of Home Affairs and other relevant authorities to track application progress and address any issues.
– Post-Visa Grant Services: Guidance on settlement services, including finding accommodation, employment assistance, and other essential services for new migrants.
– Initial Eligibility Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of our client’s qualifications, work experience, English proficiency and other skills to determine the visa eligibility.
– Skills Assessment application: Lodgement of skills assessment applications on behalf of our client’s on obtaining necessary skills assessments from relevant authorities and professional bodies.
– Expression of Interest (EOI) Submission: Assistance in preparing and submitting an EOI in the Skill Select system to ensure a complete and accurate application.
– State Sponsorship Application: to apply for state or territory nomination, including identifying suitable states and preparing required documentation.
– Documentation Review and Preparation: Thorough review and organisation of all necessary documents, ensuring they meet the Department of Home Affairs’ requirements.
– English Language Testing Support: Guidance on selecting the appropriate English language test and preparation resources to achieve the required scores.
– Occupation Nomination Advice: Expert advice on selecting the most appropriate occupation from the relevant Skilled Occupation Lists.
– Visa Application Lodgement: Complete and lodge the visa application and monitoring of the application status until the final decision.
– Follow-Up and Communication with Authorities: Regular follow-ups with the Department of Home Affairs and other relevant authorities to track application progress and address any issues.
– Post-Visa Grant Services: Guidance on settlement services, including finding accommodation, employment assistance, and other essential services for new migrants.
