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Often termed as a Lucky country, Australia is a multicultural state with great natural beauty, vibrant economy and cultural heritage. It is a land of contrasts where Mega cities lie side by side with graceful harbors and stunning natural landscapes. It is a great and secure place to raise your family.
- Steady Economic Growth.
- One in 4 of Australia’s 19.7 population is a migrant.
- Excellent Free Medical Care.
- Free Education including generous loans for Adult education & Training.
- Better Career and Financial opportunities with full Government support.
- Political Stability & Peace.
- Very good Welfare System with unemployment benefits.
- Heaven for independent & Business immigration
HOW TO GO TO AUSTRALIA?
Australia values overseas skilled and educated people, businessmen & investors and offers them an opportunity to migrate to Australia in various Categories and Visas such as Skilled Worker, Skilled Businessperson, Investor, Parent, Sponsored, Student.
The Skilled Independent visa (Subclass 189) is a permanent work visa for individuals who have the qualifications and skills required to fill Australia’s skill shortages. Applicants are required to obtain a minimum of 60 points on a point assessment. The assessment is such that applicants are required to be under 50 years of age and be able demonstrate that they have a qualification and/or skills in an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Applicants for the Skilled Independent visa (Subclass 189) do not require sponsorship.
Australian Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) Entitlements
Successful applicants become permanent residents of Australia. They are entitled to live, work and study in Australia on a permanent basis. Additional benefits include access to government-subsidized healthcare (Medicare), certain social security benefits and the ability to apply for Australian citizenship.
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The Skilled Nominated visa (Subclass 190) is a permanent work visa for individuals who have the qualifications or skills that are needed by the Australian economy but cannot meet the pass mark of 60 required to obtain a Skilled Independent Visa. The applicant must obtain a nomination from a participating State or Territory government. The assessment is such that applicants are required to be under 50 years of age and be able to demonstrate that they have a qualification or the skills of an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
Employers seeking to sponsor or hire foreign workers can sign up for Australian Corporate Immigration Services. Contact Us for more information about immigration to Australia
The Skilled Regional Sponsored visa (Subclass 489) is a provisional work visa for individuals who have the qualifications and skills required to address Australia’s skill shortage, but cannot meet the pass mark required to obtain a Skilled Independent visa.
Skilled Regional Sponsored visa (Subclass 489) applicants are required to obtain a minimum of 60 points on a points assessment and must either obtain sponsorship from an eligible relative living in a Specified Regional Area of Australia or nomination from a participating State or Territory government.
The assessment is such that applicants are required to be under 50 years of age and be able to demonstrate that they possess a qualification or the skills of an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
Applicants for an Australian Skilled Regional Sponsored visa (Subclass 489) must be prepared to live for two years and work for at least twelve months in a Specified Regional Area of Australia. A Skilled Regional Sponsored visa (Subclass 489) is valid for up to four years and provides a pathway to permanent residence.
Employers seeking to sponsor or employ overseas workers can sign up for Australian Corporate Immigration Services.
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An Australian Spouse visa entitles married and de facto (opposite and same-sex) partners of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens to enter and/or remain in Australia.
Applicants can apply for a Spouse visa from either inside or outside Australia and are required to meet specific requirements before the visa can be granted. An Australian Spouse visa is initially granted as a temporary visa. After two (2) years, the relationship is reassessed and if deemed genuine a permanent visa will be granted.
Marriage
To be eligible to apply for a Spouse visa as a married partner, the marriage must be legal under Australian law.
To be eligible to apply for a Spouse visa as a de facto partner, the applicant must have been in the relationship for at least 12 months and the applicant is required to demonstrate a genuine commitment to their partner. The definition of a partner extends to opposite and same-sex couples.
All Australian visa applicants are required to satisfy health and character requirements.
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An Australian Prospective Marriage visa is a temporary visa valid for nine (9) months that enables fiance(e)s of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens to enter Australia to marry their fiance(e).
Prospective Marriage visa holders must marry their fiance(e) within the visa’s validity period and are required to apply for an Australian Spouse visa if they wish to remain in Australia permanently with their spouse.
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The Australian Aged Parent visa allows aged parents who are already in Australia on a valid temporary visa to remain permanently through sponsorship from an eligible Australian or New Zealand child settled in Australia. The number of Aged Parent visas is capped each year and current applicants are experiencing significant waiting times despite an additional 4000 Parent visas being recently announced in the Family Migration stream. Eligible applicants may choose to apply for a Contributory Aged Parent visa where a larger application fee and an Assurance of Support bond is required but the waiting period is much shorter.
