A comprehensive interpretation of Australia's study abroad immigration policy

More and more students choose to study abroad, and many of them choose to emigrate. So what is Australia's immigration policy for studying abroad? This is a question that many students are interested in. Let's take a look! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

Interpretation of Australia's immigration policy for studying abroad

1. Safe and comfortable learning and living environment

Life in Australia is mostly relaxed and friendly. People can travel freely and safely to and from beaches and tourist attractions through public transport and participate in colorful cultural activities. Australian cities give people an open feeling, with many open parks and green spaces dotted among them. Convenient transportation can also take you to the national parks in the suburbs of the city without blowing off dust. Australia's society is stable, its people are rich, and all ethnic groups live in harmony, so Australia has always been one of the countries with the lowest crime rate and the most suitable for human habitation.

2. Quality education system

Australia has 39 universities and more than 230 professional and technical colleges. There are 8 universities in the top 100 of the world, and the remaining 3 1 universities are also among the top 500 universities in the world. Among these 39 universities, 37 are government public universities, and their education systems are under the jurisdiction of the local government, so all schools can maintain a general but high-quality education. Australian academic qualifications are widely recognized by countries all over the world, including China. Whether it is primary and secondary schools, high schools, universities or research institutes, there are high-quality education standards.

3. Inclusive social environment

Australia is a country with racial tolerance, and many people come from different racial backgrounds. 1989, Australia's multicultural international agenda, is the basis for the Australian government to implement multiculturalism, and has been supported and encouraged by successive governments. At present, Chinese are the largest Asian in Australia, accounting for 2%-3% of the total population in Australia, and their status is generally above average. In recent years, the economic and trade relations between Australia and China are very close. Visit major shopping centers and supermarkets in Australia, and you will find that most Australian goods are made in China. In addition, China is also one of the biggest buyers of Australian minerals. Therefore, Australian attitude towards Chinese in China is very positive. They welcome Chinese to integrate into the local society. In recent years, many people in China participated in local elections. Many Australian government departments have China employees, and China lawyers, accountants, doctors, architects, engineers, teachers, civil servants and entrepreneurs can be found everywhere in Australia.

4. Loose immigration policy

Australia's immigration policy is non-discriminatory. No matter what race, sex, skin color or religious belief, you can apply for immigration to Australia. There are three immigration policies in Australia: points-based ordinary skilled immigrants, employer-sponsored immigrants and investment immigrants. At present, the scoring system for skilled immigrants is the main way for the Australian government to accept overseas talents, and it is also the most popular immigration method for the Australian government. The annual goal is 30,000-40,000, so that all those who meet the requirements of Australian skilled immigrants can successfully obtain permanent residence visas (green cards). After obtaining a permanent residence visa and living in Australia for two years, you can be naturalized and get visa-free Australian passports from more than 70 countries in the world (including the United States and other big countries).

5. Superior social welfare

Australia is both a high-income country and a high-welfare country. Australia's social welfare system ensures that every resident can live in peace of mind. Social welfare in Australia can be described as all-encompassing. For example, residents can enjoy free compulsory education, children's subsidies, pensions, disability pensions, unemployment subsidies, housing subsidies, telephone subsidies and other benefits. Most benefits can be enjoyed as long as you get an Australian green card. For international students, they need to purchase OSHC before going to Australia. Most medical expenses incurred by international students during their study in Australia can be reimbursed to insurance companies. The occupational safety and health insurance program can help pay for the treatment fee, doctor's diagnosis fee, doctor's examination fee (such as blood test) and X-ray examination fee in public hospitals, but the occupational safety and health insurance does not include the fees for dentists, psychotherapists and glasses.

6. A paradise for eating goods

Australia combines the delicacies from all over the world, and the Australian Food Supervision Bureau has very strict requirements for food factories, so Australian food is high in purity and safe to eat.