Australia Permanent Resident Visa

Migrate to Australia under the Skilled Migration Program

Are you considering making Australia your
permanent home? The Australia Permanent Resident (PR) visa allows you to live,
work, and settle in Australia indefinitely. Let’s explore the key details:

Types of Australia PR Visas:

1.         Skilled Independent
Visa (Subclass 189):

·                   A points-based visa for applicants
who have not been nominated by an employer, state, territory, or family member.

·                   No need for employer nomination.

·                   Ideal for skilled professionals
seeking independence. 

2.        Skilled Nominated Visa
(Subclass 190):

·                  
A points-based visa for applicants
who have been nominated by an Australian state or territory.

·                   You can apply even without employer
nomination.

·                   Suitable for those who want to live
and work in a specific state or territory. 

3.        Skilled Recognized
Graduate Visa (Subclass 476):

·                For recent engineering graduates.

·                 Allows you to work, live, or study
in Australia for up to 18 months.

·                 Must have completed a degree from a
specific institution within the past 2 years and be under 31 years of age. 

4.        Graduate Temporary
(Subclass 485) Visa:

·                 For migrant students who have
completed at least 2 years of study in Australia.

·                  Provides a pathway to PR.

 

Eligibility for Australia PR:

To apply for Australia PR, you’ll be assessed based on:

•                  Age (must be below 45 years)

•                  Highest level of education

•                  English language skills

•                  Occupation (must be on the Skilled
Occupations List)

•                  Work experience

•                  Health and character assessment

 

Benefits of Australia PR:

•                  
Lifetime Visa: As long as you accumulate 2 years
of residency days within each 5-year period, your PR visa remains valid.

•                  Rights and Obligations: Similar to
Australian citizens.

•                  Work & Mediacal: Spouse can work fulltime and eligible for Medicare.

•                  Path to Citizenship: Eligible for Australian
citizenship after meeting residency requirements.

 

Visa Application Process:

1.         Expression of Interest
(EOI):

·                  Lodge an EOI in SkillSelect.

·                  Australian immigration officials
evaluate your profile. 

2.        Choose the Right Visa:

·                  Select the most appropriate visa
subclass based on your situation. 

3.        Meet Requirements:

·                Ensure you meet the eligibility
criteria for the chosen visa.

 

Ready to embark on your Australia PR
journey? Contact our experts at Abroad Options for personalized guidance and
assistance.

 Let’s explore the State
Nomination Programs in Australia.

These programs play a crucial role in
Australian immigration, allowing individual states and territories to nominate
skilled migrants who have the qualifications and experience needed to fill
skill gaps in their regions. Here are some key details:

State Nominated Migration Program (SNMP)

The State Nominated Migration Program
allows eligible applicants to receive state nomination for two visa subclasses,
providing additional points on the Department of Home Affairs points test:

1.         Skilled Nominated Visa
(Subclass 190):

·                Provides an extra five points.

·                Requires state nomination.

·                Ideal for skilled professionals
seeking to live and work in a specific Australian state or territory. 

2.        Skilled Work Regional
(Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491):

·                Provides an extra 15 points.

·                  Also requires state nomination.

·                 Designed for those who want to work
in regional areas of Australia.

 

Remember that each state has its unique
requirements, so it’s essential to check the specific guidelines for the state
you’re interested in. Good luck with your Australian migration journey!