What are the requirements for PR from the Australian Immigration Department?

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The eligibility is for a period of five years, after which you will need to reapply for PR eligibility;

2.This qualification is: you have lived in the house for two of the five years (intermittently).

If you can't make a two-year registration, you need to prove that you have close ties with Australia (for example, you have foreign trade business between Australia and China, or your children are studying in Australia, you work in a Chinese branch in Australia, etc.).

3.If you do not meet these qualifications, then your PR qualification will be automatically cancelled;

Of course, if you have completed 4 years in these five years, you can apply for Australian citizenship, and there is no "five-year" time limit.

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Permanent Residence, so it is also commonly referred to as PR. Permanent residence is a right that allows a person who has been granted permanent residency to live in Australia forever and in many ways enjoy the same treatment as an Australian citizen.

Permanent Residency in Australia.

It is reflected by a permanent residence visa pasted on a Chinese passport.

In addition to allowing you to live in Australia permanently, a permanent residence visa allows you to travel freely and indefinitely to Australia for 5 years. The United States issues a special type of identification document to permanent residents, which is referred to as a "green card" because this document is green.

What is Australian PR? Australian PR status only means that you can have permanent residency in Australia, that is, you can enter and exit Australia without a visa, and you can enter and exit freely. But in essence, it is not equivalent to Australians, nor does it mean that they have Australian passports, and they still belong to Chinese in essence.

And taking Australian nationality means giving up Chinese nationality and giving up the identity of Chinese.

The eligibility is for a period of five years, after which you will need to reapply for PR eligibility;

2.This qualification is: you have lived in the house for two of the five years (intermittently).

If you can't make a two-year registration, you need to prove that you have close ties with Australia (for example, you have foreign trade business between Australia and China, or your children are studying in Australia, you work in a Chinese branch in Australia, etc.).

3.If you do not meet these qualifications, then your PR qualification will be automatically cancelled;

Of course, if you have completed 4 years in these five years, you can apply for Australian citizenship, and there is no "five-year" time limit.

Legal Analysis: PR means permanent resident. Although PR can live in Australia permanently, it does not have the rights that citizens have such as voting, joining the army and working in some ** departments, but they also enjoy Australian benefits, such as:

Tuition, social security and the like. When applying for Australian citizenship after obtaining PR, you must meet the following conditions:1

As an Australian permanent resident, you have PR status2Residency time requirements for naturalization. (1) Have lived in Australia for at least 4 years before applying, and must have at least one year (i.e. 12 months) of PR status within these four years.

2) You must not have been absent from Australia for more than one year in total during the four years and must not have been absent from Australia for more than 90 days in the year of your citizenship application. (3) The period of residence in Australia as a temporary resident (e.g. student visa) before becoming a permanent resident can be recognised and counted towards the new residency requirement, and up to three years of temporary resident residence can be recognised. In other words, if you have lived in Australia as a temporary resident for three years before becoming a permanent resident, you can apply for citizenship after one year of residence after you have been granted permanent resident status.

Legal basis: Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 11 A person whose application for renunciation of Chinese nationality is approved shall lose his/her Chinese nationality.

Article 16 Applications for naturalization, renunciation and restoration of Chinese nationality shall be examined and approved by the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China. If it is approved, the Ministry of Public Security will issue a certificate.

Australian Permanent Resident (abbreviated as a person who has not yet been naturalized but holds a permanent visa) can stay, live and enter Australia indefinitely, and the permanent visa is usually valid for five years.

After obtaining a five-year multiple-entry permanent resident visa, you generally have to make your first entry within six months to one year, and the visa will indicate the deadline for the first entry, and the visa will be used if you do not enter Australia after the deadline.

will be voided. After the first entry, you can enter and leave Australia as you like, and there is no limit to the number of days you can stay each year. If you are not eligible to apply for citizenship or are unwilling to become an Australian citizen when your permanent resident visa is about to expire.

Australia permanently. The difference between the rights enjoyed by residents and citizens is mainly reflected in five aspects: one is the right to vote, the second is the right to be elected, the third is to join the army, the fourth is to be elected as a member of the jury, and the fifth is to engage in some special work (such as intelligence officers).

These five rights or obligations are not available to permanent residents, but only to citizens.

In addition, the Australian permanent green card generally only allows the holder to enter and exit Australia within 5 years, and must renew it after the expiration of the period, provided that the holder must have lived in Australia for 2 years in the past 5 years.

Once you get Australian citizenship, regardless of whether you live in Australia or not, you will maintain your Australian citizenship for life and be protected by Australian consulates overseasIf a green card holder is sentenced to more than 12 months in prison in Australia, the green card will be revoked, and Australian citizenship cannot be revokedIf one of the parents is an Australian green card holder, if the child is born in Australia, then the child is born an Australian citizen, if the child is born in China, then the child is a Chinese citizen, of course, you can apply for an Australian green card in the future. If one of the parents is an Australian citizen, the child is born an Australian citizen, regardless of where the child was born (e.g. China).

Australia's 189 independent skilled migration category can be approved in 6 months at the earliest, and Australia's 190 state sponsored skilled migration category can be approved in 9 months at the earliest.

If you're applying offshore, it's about 8 to 12 months.

Immigration in Australia is generally 1-3 months review, and the background check is generally 7 days. Hope for good luck!

HR should apply to the VET for a career assessment, but HR is not an immigration profession and cannot immigrate.

The Quebec skilled immigration process takes about two years. In practice, it may take longer.

The fastest is about a month, and the slowest can be 2 years. It mainly depends on the visa officer who has approved your materials, if it is almost you, the general agent will notify you not to leave the country in the past few months.

A guy I met in the duck class took six months to immigrate.

It will take about a year.

Your visa allows you to leave the country and you can leave the country.

If it is a BVA, you can change to BVB, and you can leave the country and return to Australia.

If you are applying for a parent-paid immigration visa, you can apply for it at any time, but if you don't want to pay more than 40,000 yuan for your parents, you can apply for a spouse visa after five years.

International students can apply for Australian universities without language scores, as long as they provide the highest academic certificate and transcripts, because the school will issue you a conditional admission letter, and students need to remediate the language after admission. However, when applying for a visa, you need to show an IELTS score of 5 or above, otherwise you will be denied a visa. IELTS score requirements for Australian study applications.

If you have both a transcript and an IELTS score at this time, you will have an advantage over someone who is about the same as you and does not have an IELTS score, especially when applying for popular majors.

Applying for a green card in Australia is not just about taking IELTS!

You must not have been absent from Australia for more than 1 year.

You can apply for benefits 2 years after getting your green card. You can't apply for benefits for the first 2 years.

Benefits in Australia include:

Family allowance, youth allowance, new start allowance (benefit for the unemployed), maternity allowance, immunization allowance, parental allowance, child allowance, childcare allowance, housing allowance, disabled child allowance, carer's allowance, aboriginal youth bursary, remote area child allowance, health care card, old age allowance, widows' allowance, disability allowance, old age discount card, old age health card, ** allowance, veterans' allowance, orphan care allowance, education allowance for recipients, etc.

This is one of the reasons why many people are keen to migrate to Australia. Supplement: It's not that the benefits are getting less and less, it's just that because of the increasing number of immigrants, the requirements for applying for benefits are getting harder and harder.

And in the past year this year, the number of immigrants in Australia has been reduced from more than 140,000 to 100,000.

Besides, the people who can get benefits are basically the disabled, the elderly, students, and children, and the people who really rely on immigrants to Australia are still mostly young and middle-aged, so in fact, the benefits of ** have not increased much.

Australian PR (green card) visa holders can live in Australia indefinitely and enter Australia indefinitely for the next 5 years.

After getting PR, if you have lived in Australia for 4 years, you can apply for Australian citizenship. You must not have been absent from Australia for more than 1 year.

You can apply for benefits 2 years after getting your green card. You can't apply for benefits for the first 2 years.

Benefits in Australia include:

Family allowance, youth allowance, new start allowance (benefit for the unemployed), maternity allowance, immunization allowance, parental allowance, child allowance, childcare allowance, housing allowance, disabled child allowance, carer's allowance, aboriginal youth bursary, remote area child allowance, health care card, old age allowance, widows' allowance, disability allowance, old age discount card, old age health card, ** allowance, veterans' allowance, orphan care allowance, education allowance for recipients, etc.

The main benefits are for the elderly, children, and the disabled. Not much for young people.

Let me add, in addition to the TOP5 answers upstairs, you have a PR, and your immediate family members in China can also enjoy some rights and interests protection of the People's Republic of China, such as extra points in the college entrance examination, a 30% increase in compensation for housing demolition, and so on.