Skilled Migration
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Skilled Migration Visa For Australia
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Types of Skilled Migration Visas
Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
For this visa, applicants must have a sufficient score on the point test. It is for workers without sponsorship from a state or territory, an employer, or a family member.
Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)
Applicants who are nominated by the Australian state or territory get this visa, and nomination points are added to the applicant’s score.
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)
It is a provisional visa and can help you attain Australian citizenship. It is for workers who are nominated by a family member or by a state or territory government.
Eligibility Criteria
Skills and Qualifications
Age
English Language Proficiency
Points Test
Skilled Migration Visa Application Process
1. Skill Assessment
First, skills are assessed as per your occupation by assessing authority.
2. SUBMIT AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)
Submit online an EOI that indicates that you are interested in being considered for this visa.
3. RECEIVE AN INVITATION TO APPLY (ITA)
You will receive an ITA for the visa if you have the highest EOI score. For this, meet the eligibility score as per your EOI.
4. VISA APPLICATION
After receiving your ITA, you have to submit your visa application within a period of 60 days, along with all your necessary information and documents.
5. VISA DECISION
The duration for visa processing can vary depending on the type of visa subclass and your circumstances.