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Australia is a thriving economy that welcomes fresh talent and experienced professionals alike. Known for its cosmopolitan culture and vibrant communities, Australia is an attractive destination for those seeking better opportunities abroad. For immigrants from the Indian subcontinent, Australiaโ€™s English-speaking environment and significant Indian diaspora provide a comforting transition to a new life. Many Indians have successfully migrated to Australia, finding rewarding careers and lifestyles.

Australia offers several pathways to Permanent Residency (PR) through the skilled migration program. This program is designed to address skill shortages in specific areas as listed on the MLTSSL (Medium and Long Term Strategic Skills List) and STSOL (Short Term Skilled Occupation List). These lists are periodically updated based on the Australian economyโ€™s skill needs. The Department of Home Affairs oversees these programs, which are structured to attract skilled immigrants.

Skilled Migration Visa Options

Below are some of the key visa subclasses for skilled migration:

Subclass 189 โ€“ Skilled Independent Visa

This visa is for skilled workers who are not sponsored by an employer, state, territory, or family member. Holders can live and work permanently anywhere in Australia and include family members in their application. To qualify, applicants must score at least 65 points on the Points Test.

Application Process:

  1. Skills Assessment: Complete an assessment with the relevant government body to verify the skill level in the chosen occupation.
  2. Expression of Interest (EOI): Submit an EOI through Skill Select (inside or outside Australia).
  3. Invitation to Apply (ITA): Upon receiving an ITA, proceed with the application submission to DIBP for final approval.

Successful applicants receive a 5-year multiple-entry visa, requiring only 2 years of residency in this period to renew it. Alternatively, continuous residence for 4 years can lead to citizenship eligibility.

Subclass 190 โ€“ Skilled Nominated Visa

This visa requires state or territory sponsorship. The applicant must complete a skills test, be nominated by a state/territory, and meet occupation list requirements.

Benefits:

  • Permanent residency with the ability to live and work indefinitely.
  • Access to healthcare, education, and pathways to citizenship.
  • Eligibility to sponsor relatives for PR.

Application Steps:

  1. Check eligibility and occupation lists.
  2. Complete a Skills Assessment.
  3. Submit an EOI.
  4. Obtain a state/territory nomination.
  5. Apply for the Subclass 190 visa and await the decision.

Subclass 489 โ€“ Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa

This state-sponsored visa is for individuals wishing to live and work in a regional area. Applicants need a skills assessment, EOI, and sponsorship from a state/territory or an eligible relative.

Eligibility:

  • Under 45 years of age.
  • Occupation on MLTSSL/STSOL lists.
  • Score at least 60 on the Points Test.

Subclass 476 โ€“ Skilled Recognized Graduate Visa

This temporary visa grants recent engineering graduates up to 18 months of work experience in Australia. The applicant must have an eligible engineering degree from a recognized institution.

Eligibility:

  • Degree completion within two years of application.
  • Under 31 years of age.
  • IELTS score of at least 6 in each component.

Subclass 600 โ€“ Visitor Visa

The Visitor Visa allows temporary entry for tourism, visiting family, or business. It includes streams for tourists, business visitors, family visits, and organized tour groups.

Why Choose Tanzila Consultants for Australia PR?

Tanzila Consultants offers expert guidance and comprehensive support throughout the PR process, including assistance with skills assessment, EOI submission, and visa application stages. Our team ensures a high success rate by tailoring services to meet individual needs.

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