Technical Immigrant

Technical Immigrant

 

Australian Skilled Migration Visa (Category 190)

Application requirements
A passing score of 65 (see the scoring method on the Australian Skilled Migration page)
● Under 45 at the time of invitation to apply
● Complete required skills assessment and IELTS
● Get a guarantee from the state government
● Invite visa invitation after submitting application letter of intent

Application benefits
● Permanent residence and work in Australia
● Can study in Australia
● Enjoy medical benefits
● Enjoy social security benefits after waiting period
● Have the opportunity to apply for an Australian passport
● Can become a sponsor nominated relatives to immigrate to Australia
● Free access to Australia within 5 years

 

Australian Skilled Migration Visa (Category 189)

 

The Australian 189 Skilled Migration Visa is also called Independent Skilled Migration. It does not require state guarantees and relative guarantees. After successful migration, you can settle in any place in Australia.

Project Benefits
● Permanent residence and work in Australia
● Training in Australia
● Enjoy local medical benefits, children go to public schools for free
● Can be used as a guarantor for relatives to immigrate to Australia
● Free access to Australia within 5 years
● Meet the specified conditions to apply for Australian citizenship

application form
● The applicant's job is on the Australian MLTSSL shortage list
● Achieve a minimum of 65 points on the Australian Skilled Migration page
● Age under 45
● Achieve qualified results in career assessment
● 6 points or more in all IELTS subjects
● Invited by the Australian Immigration Service after submitting an application letter of intent
● By physical and character screening

 

 

Australia's 491 new skilled visa for remote areas

The current Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa for Australian remote areas (instead of 489) will begin on November 16, 2019. The visa code will be changed to 491, and the new 491 visa will be valid for 5 years. The 491 visa is similar to the 489 visa. It is also divided into state government / territory guarantee and relative guarantee. It is suitable for those who want to travel to Australia through skilled immigrants, but for various reasons, they cannot reach 189 independent skilled immigrants and 190 state guaranteed skills Application for immigration requirements.

491 visa transition clause
489 visa applications submitted before November 16, 2019 will be processed normally in accordance with current requirements. After obtaining the 489 visa, you can still work in remote areas for 1 year and live for 2 years, and then you can obtain Australian permanent resident status by applying for the 887 visa.


491 visa requirements for remote areas
From November 2019, the Australian government will define a new definition of remote areas for the 491 visa: that is, within Australia, all regions except Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Perth can apply 491 Skilled immigrant visa for new remote areas.


491 visa bonus points
The 491 visa, which will be implemented on November 16, 2019, is compared to the existing 489 visa. There are slight changes to the bonus rules, as follows:

1. The main applicant is single, plus 10 points
2. The spouse of the main applicant is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, plus 10 points
3. The spouse of the main applicant is not an Australian citizen or permanent resident, but has an English IELTS score of 4 6 points, plus 5 points
4, get a state guarantee provided by a state or territory, plus 15 points
5. The relative of the main applicant or spouse is an Australian citizen or permanent resident and lives in a remote area for a long time. If the relative is willing to provide guarantee for the applicant, 15 points will be added; Brothers and sisters (adoption, step), uncles and aunts (adopt, step), aunts and aunts (adopt, step), grandparents, cousins, cousins
6. Study in a remote area of ​​Australia for 2 academic years, and have been living in remote areas during the study period, plus 5 points (excluding distance education)
7. Have a degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics in Australia, plus 10 points of work and life in the region

 

Subclass 491 Visa

Subclass 491 visa is not new in the sense that it is very much similar to its predecessor subclass 489 visa. They are similar because both are regional skilled visas. The visa applicant has to meet the points test; must have IELTS 6 on each band or PTE equivalent; need state government sponsorship or have first blood relatives living in regional areas within the definition of the Australian government; must pass skills assessment and so on. The differences are, for example, under subclass 489 visa, the applicant and their family must live and work in regional areas for at least two years before they can apply for permanent subclass 887 visa whereas under subclass 491 visa, the applicant and their family must live and work in regional areas for at least three years before they can apply for permanent subclass 191 visa. Moreover, subclass 491 visa holders enjoy free public health insurance ("Medicare") whereas subclass 489 visa holders do not.

Subclass 491 visa is very much like permanent visa as both subclass 491 visa and permanent visa are five year in duration and visa holders on either visa enjoy Medicare. The difference is permanent visa holders can almost live in anywhere in Australia although some restrictions apply, whereas subclass 491 visa holders must live in regional Australia for three years and subclass 491 visa is a temporary visa.

 

Below are some recent case summaries.

 

Case Summary No.1 - subclass 491 visa

● Student A is an accountant
● Studied in Tasmania
● No work experience
● In November 2019: applied for Tasmania state sponsorship
● In December 2019: obtained Tasmanian state sponsorship approval
● In December 2019; applied for subclass 491 visa with immigration
● In January 2020: Subclass 491 visa approval

 

Case Summary No.2 - subclass 489 visa

● Student B is a social worker
● scored 70 points
● No work experience
● In July 2019: applied for state sponsorship
● In August 2019: obtained state sponsorship approval
● In October 2019: applied subclass 489 visa with Immigration
● In November 2019: Subclass 489 visa grant

 

 

Case Summary No.3 - subclass 489 visa

● Student C is an accountant
● Works in Tasmania
● Studied in Victoria
● In June 2019: applied for Tasmanian state sponsorship
● In August 2019: obtained Tasmanian state sponsorship approval
● In October 2019: applied subclass 489 visa with Immigration
● In December 2019: Subclass 489 visa grant

 

Case Summary No.4 - subclass 489 visa

● Student D is a taxation accountant
● Works in Tasmania in W oolworths
● Studied in Victoria
● Passed NAATI Credentialed Community Language Test
● Done accounting Professional Year
● PTE 89
● In June 2019, applied for Tasmanian state sponsorship
● In August 2019, obtained Tasmanian state sponsorship approval
● In September 2019, applied subclass 489 visa with Immigration
● In December 2019, Subclass 489 visa grant

 

Case Summary No.5 - subclass 489/887 visas

● Student E lives in Victoria
● His biological sister is a permanent resident
● His sister lives in Geelong for more than two years
● In January 2016, lodged EOI
● In August 2016, applied for subclass 489 visa
● In September 2016, subclass 489 visa approval
● In September 2018, applied for subclass 887 permanent visa
● In December 2019, Immigration requested further information
● In January 2020, Subclass 887 permanent visa grant

 

Case Summary No.6 - subclass 489 visa

● Student F is an accountant
● Works in Tasmania as a security officer
● Studied in Tasmania
● In June 2019, applied for Tasmanian state sponsorship
● In August 2019, obtained Tasmanian state sponsorship approval
● In October 2019, applied subclass 489 visa with Immigration
● In December 2019, Subclass 489 visa grant