How to apply for immigration after graduating from medicine in Australia and having been interning f

This question is a bit difficult to be honest!

First of all, the medical-related diplomas issued by Ajou University, except for the University of Tokyo, are not recognized in Australia. This also means that LZ's domestic qualifications are actually not recognized in Australia.

If you want to find a job in Australia, you must have relevant qualifications that are recognised by Australia** and be recognised.

Unless LZ gets his degree in China, he comes to Australia to study a 2-year diploma course in a related major, and then gets the Australian ** academic certification, so that it is possible to find a job in Australia.

In other words, LZ can only work in Australia after coming to Australia as an international student to study for 2 years.

In addition, domestic work experience is not recognized in Australia, generally speaking, the work experience recognized in Australia is - work after obtaining a degree in Australia, so that it is considered work experience.

The cost is generally 200,000 yuan a year, and if you add your usual odd jobs, it can be reduced to about 150,000 yuan. The 200,000 yuan includes your tuition fees, living expenses, and other miscellaneous expenses in Australia, such as transportation expenses, ** fees, etc.

A one-way ticket to Australia costs about 5,000-8,000 yuan, depending on the airline you take and the time of day. In addition, the cost of finding an intermediary to go abroad in China is about 15,000-18,000, and there may be some costs for preparing materials for going abroad, such as passports and notarization materials, etc., which also cost thousands of yuan.

To find a job in Australia, it is best to have the status of an Australian immigrant. If you are a foreigner, it will be much more difficult to find a job, unless you are very good and have strong language skills, so it is still possible to beat other competitors to get a job offer. In addition, the current world environment is not good, and the economy is in recession, so many companies have begun to lay off employees, and it is even more difficult to find a job.

The basic requirements for independent skilled immigration to Australia are at least 2 years of full-time study in Australia, and then the chosen major is an occupation in demand in Australia, and after obtaining the qualification, you must have at least one year of formal work experience with a tax record, so that you can submit an immigration application. At this stage, the processing time for immigration applications is normally about 10 to 12 months.

That's the general situation, I hope it helps with your questions!

A four-year work visa and then permanent residence are also acceptable, provided you can find an employer.