What are some misunderstandings that China people need to know before they immigrate to Australia?

In recent years, more and more China people are attracted by Australia's unique geographical location and natural scenery and choose to immigrate to Australia. How much did you know about Australia before you moved?

Myth 1: Only by naturalization can you enjoy local welfare.

After obtaining a permanent residence visa in Australia, you can become a permanent resident in Australia. In addition to the right to vote and stand for election, they can also enjoy all the welfare benefits enjoyed by Australian citizens, including free medical care for all, free compulsory education for 12 years, and pensions.

Myth 2: There is no China hukou after emigration.

After obtaining Australian permanent resident status, the applicant is still a citizen of China, and his original household registration or household registration will not be affected. However, if the applicant applies for naturalization after obtaining Australian permanent resident status, he may lose his China passport.

Myth 3: You can immigrate if you buy a house in Australia.

Australia can't immigrate when buying a house. The house purchased by the holder of investment immigrant visa 188 after landing in Australia can be used as proof of personal assets in Australia when applying for "permanent residence visa".

Myth 4: It takes a long time to process immigration.

At present, business immigrant visa-free customers can get visas in 6-8 months, and the visa-free ratio is very high. Under normal circumstances, it can land within one year.

Myth 5: You need to settle in the past after emigration.

After successful immigration application, it is not required to settle in the past immediately. Generally, it is required to land in the immigration country once every six months to 1 year. Australia's green card is usually valid for 5 years, and can be renewed if it meets the requirements of two years' residence within 5 years. However, for business immigrants, only one of the husband and wife has lived in Australia for one year in four years, and their children can enjoy free education. Since you are preparing to immigrate, you can stay in China for at least five years, and at the same time, you can retain your permanent resident status in the country where you apply for immigration, and you can enter and leave the country where you apply for immigration at any time.

Myth 6: All immigrant applicants need an interview.

If you meet the requirements of Australian immigrants and prepare a complete set of information, then the interview-free rate of commercial immigrants is high, while skilled immigrants and Australian employer-sponsored immigrants generally do not need interviews.

Myth 7: Immigrants must first obtain IELTS scores.

Australian "business immigrants" do not need to get IELTS scores, and "employer-sponsored immigrants" need to reach IELTS 6. Different types and occupations of "skilled immigrants" have different requirements for IELTS. Under normal circumstances, applicants need IELTS 6, and some majors need 7 or 8.