Basically, we have four major types of immigration:

  • SKILLED IMMIGRATION:

The Skill-select system is points based, with applicants receiving points for criteria ranging from Age to work experience. Applicants must score a minimum of 60 points for their visa to be granted. The following tables give a detailed breakdown of how points are awarded for Skill-select visas.

You can try our free online Australian General Skilled Migration points test to see if you score enough points for your Australia -Visa.

Criteria:

  1. Nominated occupation
  2. Age
  3. English language proficiency
  4. Skilled employment

5.Educational qualifications

  1. Australian qualifications
  2. Regional study
  3. Community language skills
  4. Spouse/partner skills and qualifications

Professional year

  1. Nominations and sponsorship (Subclasses 190 and 489 only).

  • Business IMMIGRATION :

Australia has unprecedented opportunities for investment and offers a range of business advantages for migrants/people who dream to settle there permanently. Australia has two decades of uninterrupted growth, strong links to the Asia-Pacific region and a robust, resilient knowledge based economy – South Australia is the ideal investment destination.

How to migrate for business in Australia?

A step-by-step guide:

  1. Firstly, consider an exploratory visit to South Australia.
  • Business visa options or
  • Book a meeting with Immigration SA
  1. Assess and choose the best visa for your situation and understand it’s criteria, via
  • Federal Government visa criteria or
  • South Australian nomination requirements
  1. Start the application process by
  • Lodge an expression of interest (EOI) through the Federal Immigration Department’s Skill Select or
  • Record your EOI reference number.
  • Apply with Department of Home Affairs
  1. Even you can apply for state nomination with Immigration SA.
  • But don’t forget to ensure you have your EOI number ready.
  • You can also apply for state nomination
  1. When you receive your invitation, lodge your visa application using an Immigration Account with the Federal Immigration Department within 60 days of time period.
  • Or you can apply with Department of Home Affairs
  1. Once you have arrived: You can you our (Support services)

Investment IMMIGRATION:

Best for the people who are looking for permanent immigration to country.

  • Investor’s Visa 188:

This is temporary 4-year visa opens the door of investment migration to Australia but doesn’t grant the permanent residence. After the trial investment period ends, investors are assessed for getting the permanent residence through the visa 888.

Investor’s Visa 888 has various ways,

  1. Permanent: To get the permanent base for your investment undertaking in Australia, you need to have your investment in AU bonds show an outstanding benefit for the country during the 4-year provisional visa 188;
  • to be still sponsored by the Australian government (either a state one or a territory one);
  • to be committed to maintain the established investment in AU;
  • to have lived in Australia at least 2 years out of 4years; or
  • to show an excellent compliance with local laws
  • Retirement Investor Visa 405

Temporary : High-net-worth personalities older than 55 years who aren’t dependants and don’t have dependents have an opportunity to spend 4 years of their retirement in Australia under the condition of making a significant investment. The visa 405 allows an aged foreigner to dwell in Australia with their partner without dependents for 4 years, work 40 hours per 2 weeks, and freely cross Australian borderand many more benefits.

Key Requirements for Visa 405;

  • Being sponsored by the government (either the state one or a territory one), which is mandatoary.
  • Or having sufficient funds for living in Australia for 4 years: annual income mustn’t be less than 65k AUD (for living in the regional Australia, the amount is less).

  • STUDY IMMIGRATION:

Migrate to study in Australia by various ways;

  1. Strategy
  2. Graduate Visa
  3. Post Study Work Visa

You can migrate to Australia based on your overseas qualifications / work experience or based on Australian qualifications.

If you are not eligible for a Skilled Migration visa based on your overseas qualifications you can study in Australia for 2 years and then apply for a Skilled Migration visa.

  • Strategy

International students (and family members) who complete a 2 year diploma, degree, or trade qualification in Australia may apply for a Skilled Migration visa at the end of the course. This application may be for a Graduate, Provisional or Permanent Skilled Migration visa depending on the factors set out below.

The factors that directly affect the ability to apply for a Skilled Migration visa at the end of your course include:

  1. the duration of the course;

whether the studies are related to an occupation on the Skilled Occupations List (SOL) or an occupation in demand in one of

  1. the Australian states;

whether you have previous work experience in the occupation;

  1. the sector of the course (ELICOS, trade certificate, bachelor degree, postgraduate diploma, master’s degree or doctorate);

the physical location of the institute;

  1. your age and level of English at the time of graduation; and

the level of your studies.

On applying for a Skilled Migration visa at the end of your studies you will be granted a bridging visa while your skilled visa is being processed. This bridging visa will allow you to work full time in Australia until your Skilled Migration visa is granted.

Graduate Visa: A Graduate visa allows you and your family to live and work in Australia for 18 months after finishing your Australian studies, and then to apply for a further provisional or permanent visa. And also puts you directly on the path to permanent residence and Australian citizenship.

Requirements;

  1. To be eligible for a Graduate visa after your studies you or your partner (including same sex) must:
  1. You should have complete a two year diploma, degree or trade certificate in an occupation related to an occupation on the Skilled Occupations List (there are about 190 occupations on the List);
  2. You should speak reasonable English (score at least 6 out of 9 on each band of the General IELTS);
  3. You have to be provisionally accredited in an occupation on the Medium and Long‑term Strategic Skills List related to your studies; and

be less than 45 years old.

A Graduate visa allows you and your family to live, work without restriction or study anywhere in Australia for 18 months continiously. After this time you may be able to apply for a further provisional or permanent skilled visa.

Applying for a visa after the Graduate visa

To be able to apply for a further Skilled visa after your Graduate visa you must work in your occupation for 12 months after graduation. The bridging visa and Graduate visa combined will give you about 2 years to gain this work experience. This Australian work experience will enable you to satisfy the work experience criteria for a Skilled Migration visa and score additional points on the points test.

In some cases depending on the course you study and your points test score, you may also be able to apply for a permanent visa after completing your course.

  • Post Study Work Visa: International students (and family members) who complete a two year degree or trade qualification in Australia may also apply for a Post Study Work visa at the end of the course, it’s quite benicial.

Graduates of a Bachelor or Masters degree receive a two year work visa, Masters Research Students receive a three year work visa, and PHD graduates receive a four year work visa. These visas do not lead to Skilled Migration but give the holders a chance to live and work in Australia and potentially be sponsored by an Australian company or a state government. These visas are not open to trades or diploma level occupations.

Advantage of this visa;

The advantage of the Post Study work visa is that you can study any Masters course, for example courses that are not closely related to an occupation on the SOL, and in effect receive a two year work visa at the end of the course, which simply mean you would be in Australia for four years.

Disadvantage of this visa;

The disadvantage of the Post Study Work visa is that it does not put you on an independent path to applying for a permanent visa at the end of your studies. This means the fate of your migration to Australia will not rest in your hands but in the hands of potential business sponsors too.