What are the requirements for skilled migration to Australia

1. The Australian Department of Immigration began to implement a new skilled migration policy a few years ago, and the new assessment policy simplifies the processing process of the Department of Immigration and makes the vocational assessment more professional and authoritative. The Department of Immigration has released a new list of skilled occupations with scores of 60, 50 and 40 for different skilled occupations.

The following will explain the scoring rules of Australian skilled migration for you in detail:

1.Skill.

Score - for the vast majority of occupations that require special vocational training. In the vast majority of cases, applicants will need to have academic qualifications (such as degrees or skills certificates) and relevant work experience to meet the relevant Australian requirements and be closely related to the Career Assessment nomination. In some cases, no formal qualifications and only work experience can be passed.

Must have passed the skills assessment of the relevant professional body in Australia and have at least 12 months of relevant work experience in the 18 months prior to the submission of the application.

Score - For most general occupations, applicants must have an Australian undergraduate degree or higher (but the qualification is not strictly related to the occupational nomination) must pass the skills assessment of the relevant professional body in Australia, and have at least 24 months of relevant work experience in the 36 months prior to the submission of the application).

Points--For other general occupations, applicants must have an academic qualification equivalent to an Australian diploma or advanced diploma (but the academic qualifications are not strictly related to the occupational nomination), and must pass the skills assessment of the relevant professional body in Australia, and have at least 24 months of relevant work experience in the 36 months before the application is submitted) *If the applicant has studied full-time in Australia for more than two years, and submits his or her immigration application within 6 months of completing the corresponding Australian qualification (diploma or above), the recent work experience requirement can be waived.

2. Age. 18-29 years old (30 points).

30-34 years old (25 points).

35-39 years old (20 points).

40-44 years old (15 points).

Over 45 years old - not eligible to apply.

3. English ability.

IELTS score of at least 6 (with a minimum of 6 in each component) (20 points).

IELTS with a minimum of 5 (5 in each component) (15 points).

4. Relevant work experience.

For example, a nomination score of 60 and at least 3 of the 4 years of relevant work experience (10 points).

If the nominated occupation is scored 40, 50 or 60 points, there will be at least 3 years of work experience in 4 years (any occupation listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List such as Chinese education is sufficient) (5 points).

5. Occupations in short supply.

Career assessment for a job offer in an in-demand occupation with an existing full-time job (20 points) Please note that employers offering this job offer are required to employ at least 10 full-time employees in the 24 months prior to applying.

English is definitely needed, or if you go, you won't be able to speak, you can't communicate, it's equivalent to being dumb.

There is also their own professional information, and when others lack it, the opportunity is great.

Maybe this will be more comprehensive, and there will be the latest information updates!

Australia's current independent skilled immigration is a scoring system, the following items will be added points, the total score of more than 60 can wait for the invitation, the number of invitations for each major is different, so the highly competitive major needs a high score to be invited.

The requirements for extra points for immigration are:

English (IELTS), 4 7s +10 points, 4 8s +20 points; For more than 2 years of study in Australia, 5 points will be added;

Age: 25-32 is the highest age group, which seems to be 30 points, 18-24 years old and 33-39 years old is 25 points;

Work experience: 3 years overseas = 1 year in Australia, +5 points, must be consistent with the title of the immigration major applied for.

Bonus points for remote areas: Living and working in remote areas marked in Australia** for more than 2 years, +5 points;

Education: Bachelor's and Master's degrees: +15 points, Ph.D. +20 points, only one degree can be taken;

Spouse bonus points: Spouses who also meet the conditions for independent skilled migration can get +5 points.

Language bonus: Australian translation certificate, +5 points.

Bonus points for the professional year: Some majors participate in the ** vocational year training, +5 points.

In order to apply for skilled migration, the conditions that must be met are:

18-50 years old;

IELTS 4 with a score of 6 or above;

The major studied is on the list of independent skilled migration occupations in Australia** (this should be checked on the official website of the Immigration Bureau, because it changes frequently) and passed the career assessment.

One of the spouses is sufficiently satisfied.

Proof of spousal relationship requires at least: cohabitation for more than one year; Testimony of two Australian permanent residence or citizenship witnesses; Proof of joint property, etc.

1. Australian skilled immigration.

1. The applicant is not more than 45 years old;

2. The occupation is on the list required by the 189 visa and has passed the occupation assessment;

3. The EOI score is not less than 60 points, and the EOI invitation is obtained;

4. Meet the IELTS score of 4 6s, or the equivalent English score;

5. Be in good health and have no criminal record.

2. Australian employer-sponsored immigration.

1. Age: no more than 45 years old;

2. Work experience: at least three years of work experience;

3. Language scores: IELTS scores of no less than 4 6s;

4. Employer nomination: Nomination from an employer who is qualified to provide sponsorship in Australia;

5. Occupation list: The nominated occupation must be on the Australian 186 visa occupation list;

6. Be in good health and have no criminal record.

3. Australian family reunification immigrants.

1. The applicant must be the child or stepchild of the sponsor, and the sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent migrant or eligible New Zealand citizen;

2. The child must rely on the guarantor;

3. Children must be under the age of 18 at the time of submitting the visa application; You must be a full-time student between the ages of 18 and 25 and be financially dependent on your parents. If the child is unable to work due to physical or mental problems, the child can also apply for it if he or she is over 18 years old;

4. At the time of visa application, the applicant is outside Australia.

4. Australian investment immigration.

1. The applicant is not more than 55 years old;

2. Nominated by the state or territory** and invited by EOI;

3. The applicant meets the requirements of health and conduct;

4. Have at least $400,000 of net assets in the enterprise within two of the four financial years preceding the application, and the shareholding ratio is not less than 30% (no less than 10% for listed companies);

5. Legally obtained net business and personal assets of at least 1.5 million Australian dollars, and can be transferred to Australia within two years of obtaining the visa;

6. Overall successful business experience and genuine intention to manage business in Australia;

7. In the first two financial years of the application, the company's annual turnover totaled not less than 3 million Australian dollars.

Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry provides that Chinese citizens who leave or enter the country shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.