What is the latest Australian immigration policy? What are the new policies for Australian immigrati

The latest Australian immigration policy, in general, is more important than before.

Individually, 1, business immigration has higher requirements for funds.

2. The score of independent skilled immigration is reduced to 60 points. However, it is difficult to meet the required score for immigrating directly from overseas to Australia, so it is generally through studying abroad and then immigrating.

3. There is no change in spousal immigration, the main thing is to review whether the relationship between the two people is real and sustainable.

4. The application fee for the immigration application of the paid parents has increased.

The main changes in the content of the new Australian immigration policy are as follows:

1.The requirements for English have been raised.

The original 136 137 138 (now 175 176, direct permanent residence), the IELTS requirement has been increased from the original 4 5 points to 4 6 points (15 points) and 4 7 points (to get 25 points), but if the nominated occupation is in the Skilled Worker category (TRA assessment), IELTS is still 4 5s. In the original 495 496 (now 475) category, the new IELTS requirement is an average score, but you need to pay an English language training fee (no need to pay if you have a score of 6 or more). Of course, the above conditions are for the main applicant, and for the secondary applicant who does not add points, as long as they reach the level of functional English, they do not need to pay the language learning fee; Otherwise, if you choose to pay the language study fee, you will be able to pass the English proficiency requirement.

In addition, from 1 September 2007, the validity period of IELTS has been relaxed from one year to two years.

2.The requirements for work experience have been relaxed.

The old policy required at least 2 years of work experience for many occupations, but the new policy uniformly requires at least 12 months of work experience in the 24 months prior to application (no work experience is required for international students in Australia). In other words, you can immigrate after graduating from university and working for one year.

3.New temporary work visas.

There is an 18-month buffer period for international students Under the current policy, Australian students can apply for immigration as long as they graduate, without any work experience. However, under the new policy, if a student cannot achieve an IELTS score of 7 at the time of graduation, they must have at least 1 year of work experience, and the job must be closely related to their nominated occupation. For example, if your nominated occupation is accounting when you apply for immigration, then you must work in an accounting-related occupation for one year after graduation, even if you are working as a handyman in an accounting firm.

In the new policy, Australia**'s new temporary work visa provides an 18-month grace period for international students.

4.Lower the score for temporary visas.

In order to encourage newcomers to develop in regional areas, starting from 1 September 2007, the passing score for the Regional Sponsored Skilled Migration visa (subclass 475) has been reduced from 110 points to 100 points, which means that 10 points can be added to the sponsorship of Australian states**, so that the applicant himself can be eligible as long as he or she achieves 90 points. This is a great opportunity for many applicants who are older or have a college degree and have no hope of immigrating under the old policy.

The process of skilled migration in Australia seems simple, but in fact, it requires a very in-depth understanding of the policy and years of accumulated rich experience to face the constantly adjusting requirements of the immigration bureau, state** and assessment agencies for applicants. At the same time, the relaxation of the policy is also the process of raising the threshold, because the number of eligible people has increased, and in the case of a certain quota, the visa review** will naturally select applicants with good conditions and high-quality documents.

Maybe it's not as lenient as it used to be.

The main New Deal has the following two aspects:1. In terms of visas, Chinese living in Australia are mainly concentrated in Sydney and Melbourne, which makes the population distribution in Australia seriously uneven, leading to the development of first-tier cities.

There is an urgent need to limit the number of immigrants. The Immigration Bureau has made the following adjustments: 1) Actual visa for going to the countryside in the mountains:

Requires newcomers to live in the vicinity of major cities for at least five years before moving to Sydney, Melbourne, South East Queensland. The most affected by this policy are skilled immigration and employer-sponsored immigration applicants, and the audit requirements will become more stringent and the audit cycle will be extended. 2) Immigration application fee increase:

From 1 July, up to 192 Australian immigration visas will start**, skilled migration application fees range from $3,670** to $3,755, 482 employer guaranteed temporary residence visa application fees range from $1,150** to $1,175, 485 temporary residence visas, 500 student visas and 590 student guardian visa application fees are slightly**. 3) Removal of the Occupation Assessment Requirement for Subclass 187 Visa: Australian Department of Immigration and Home Affairs Requirements:

Australia's Department of Home Affairs has announced that it will remove the occupation assessment from 187 applications from July 1. The subclass 187 employer sponsored visa is a shortcut to Australian immigration, with high academic qualifications, fluency in English, and experience. If there is no career assessment, it is an unexpected surprise for the applicant.

2. In terms of life, in addition to visas and application fees, Australia has also proposed a series of reforms on life: 1) Education: Australia officially adopted Gonski

Education funding model** will increase the funding of some schools for six consecutive years, increase the limit of low-interest loans for college students, and study abroad scholarships will no longer be provided to international students from other countries. Over the next decade, Australia** will also reduce the number of schools that previously overfunded.

2. Medical aspect: three new drugs will be included in the drug welfare plan, including drugs for multiple myeloma, lung cancer, and cystic fibrosis. 3) Pension:

From July 1, Australians over the age of 65 can deposit income from ** housing into a superannuation account up to $30,000, which is not included in the pre- or after-tax contribution cap, and does not need to meet the existing maximum age limit or other conditions. In terms of childcare, Australia** will also provide more childcare allowances for more low- and middle-income families, but this allowance must also meet some conditions, such as children under 13 years old, not yet in secondary school, and parents who meet living conditions.

Article 8 of the Administrative Measures of the People's Republic of China for the Issuance of Ordinary Passports and Entry-Exit Permits.