Is there any bonus point for working in Australia for 3 years?

Work experience bonus points are divided into 3 different levels, and the scores are [5 points, 10 points and 15 points]. Among them, 5 points can be added for [1 year of relevant work experience within 3 years] in Australia, and 5 points can be added for overseas work experience to meet the requirements of [3 years of relevant work experience within 5 years].

Similarly, 10 points can be added for [3 years of relevant work experience within 5 years] in Australia, and 10 points can also be added for [5 years of relevant work experience in 7 years] overseas.

3 years of Australian work experience in the past 10 years plus 10 points.

18-24 years old: 25 points.

25-32 years old: 30 points.

33-39 years old: 25 points.

40-44 years old: 15 points.

Competent English (e.g. IELTS 4 6): 0.

Proficient English (e.g. IELTS 4 7): 10 points.

Superior English (e.g. IELTS 4 8): 20 points.

Work for at least 3-4 years in a nominated occupation outside Australia: 5 points.

Work for at least 5-7 years in a nominated occupation outside Australia: 10 points.

Work for at least 8-10 years in a nominated occupation outside Australia: 15 points.

Work for at least 1-2 years in the nominated occupation in Australia: 5 points.

Work for at least 3-4 years in the nominated occupation in Australia: 10 points.

Work for at least 5-7 years in the nominated occupation in Australia: 15 points.

Work for at least 8-10 years in the nominated occupation in Australia: 20 points.

Recognised PhD in or outside Australia: 20 points.

A recognised bachelor's degree within or outside Australia: 15 points.

Diploma or industry qualification issued by an Australian educational institution: 10 points.

Qualifications recognised by the Australian Vocational Assessment Agency: 10 points.

Cumulative 2 years of diploma study in Australia: 5 points.

Master's or PhD in science, technology, engineering, mathematics or ICT in Australia for 2 academic years: 10 points.

1. The NAATI community language level meets the Paraprofessiona level: 5 points;

2. Live in a remote area of Australia and meet the requirements of Australian study: 5 points;

3. One-year Australian Vocational Year Course (provided by ACS CPA CAANZ IPA EA): 5 points;

4. The applicant is unmarried or the applicant is married but the spouse is an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident: 10 points;

5. The spouse's language meets the IELTS four score 6: 5 points;

6. Spouse skills are added.

The spouse is under 45 years old, has an IELTS score of 6 and is on the same occupation list as the main applicant's occupation, and has passed the career assessment: 10 points.

491 plus points criterion.

a.Guaranteed by 190 states: 5 points;

b.Obtained 491 remote area guarantee: 15 points;

c.Sponsorship of 491 relatives: 15 points.

1.3-5 years of relevant work experience outside Australia in the past 10 years (5 points);

2.5-8 years of relevant work experience outside Australia in the past 10 years (10 points);

3.8-10 years of relevant work experience outside Australia in the past 10 years (15 points);

4.1-3 years of relevant work experience in Australia in the past 10 years (5 points);

5.3-5 years of relevant work experience in Australia in the past 10 years (10 points);

6.10 years, 5-8 years of relevant work experience in Australia (15 points);

7.8-10 years of relevant work experience in Australia in the past 10 years (20 points).

For Australian skilled immigration applicants, three years of work experience are required to add points, and one year of local work experience in Australia can add points, but the key to the bonus points is that they must be highly related to the nominated major, and not any work experience can be calculated as a bonus.

Under the new Australian immigration policy, the basic requirements for obtaining spouse bonus points for the independent skilled migration 189 visa are as follows:

1.Be under 50 years of age;

2.The nominating occupation and the main applicant are on the same SOL;

3.IELTS band less than 6;

4.The spouse is not an Australian citizen or permanent resident;

5.Be in the same application as the main applicant.

You can add points, but whether you can add points or not is up to the immigration officer to make the final decision.

According to Australian immigration law, work experience is measured by Australian professional standards, and if you say you're an accountant, you're an accountant, and if you do the job that an Australian accountant does, you're an accountant.

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It is difficult to say that the accounting systems of the two countries are generally different.

It depends on the policy requirements.