Is there any policy support for children to study in Australia?

Why can I apply for 475 and immigrate through studying abroad? You know, although 475 is a temporary residence visa, according to the regulations, as long as you work in a designated area in Australia for more than one year (12 months), visa holders can apply for a permanent visa.

For students who are very targeted immigrants, studying abroad is really a helpless move because there is no other way out. But you are different. If you can get 475, it means that the Immigration Bureau thinks it is entirely possible for you to find a job and become a permanent resident within three years, otherwise it will not be approved. At present, Australia's immigration policy is changing every day. If you can do it in one step, why put yourself in the middle of everything? Who can guarantee that you will immigrate smoothly after graduation? Do you know the translation major? Because of the introduction of the CSL New Deal, the Immigration Bureau handles non-CSL professional applicants indefinitely. However, after graduation, you can only stay in Australia for 18 months at most (apply for 485 TR), and return to China after 18 months. I have a classmate who studied translation and got a 457 guarantee from his employer, but because translation is no longer a career of CSL, it can only be a long wait for skilled immigrants! !

As for academic qualifications, you may be deeply influenced by the employment concept of only looking at academic qualifications in China. This is not the case abroad. Because the government stipulates that there is a strict correspondence between salary and academic qualifications, undergraduates can use the same job, the boss will never choose a master's doctor to do it for "face", and TAFE graduates will never use undergraduates (which is why TAFE, which can only be regarded as a technical school level in China and enrollment is a problem, is thriving in Australia). I have a stable job and obtained a permanent residence status. When I want to improve my education, I want to go to the university to study for a master's degree in curriculum (first of all, I need a position) (my curriculum university is divided into full-time and amateur classes, and many people who are working are studying). More importantly, with permanent residence status, you can enjoy the tuition treatment of local people. Why not?