Does Australia's new immigration policy require IELTS four eights?

1.SOL's career evaluation of any occupation was carried out in July this year 1 81occupation list.

2. IELTS 4 6.

3. The age is between 18-49.

The new policy is no longer a professional score line, and the current tentative passing score line needs 65.

At the time of application, the score is 25 for those under the age of 25 and 30 for those aged 25-32.

Australian bachelor's degree 15, 5 points for two years' study.

It should be difficult for Australia to graduate to 25 years old, so this is 45 points. If four eights can get 20 points, directness is enough. If you can't get it, four sevens can only get 55 points, and you need to find 10 points from other places.

It is more reliable to find a cohabiting girlfriend (if the conditions are good, you can come up with four sixes through professional evaluation, and you have 1 year working experience in Australia), and your partner skills add 5 points. After graduation, I went to a NAATI course and got 5 points in Chinese and community language. If you are 24 when you graduate, apply for a 485 and wait until your 25th birthday. I am five points older. I don't know what the computer major means, but I used to study engineering in college, mainly hardware, and I can study an engineering career year with 5 points (only 1 can be selected for 5 points of career year and work experience, and the Immigration Bureau makes it clear that the work experience of a career year is 5 points of career year, which is no longer included in the category of work experience).

The less reliable way is to specialize in IELTS after getting a 485 visa and try to get four 8. Get a 485 visa, find a formal job in this major, and have 5 points of work experience after working 1 year.

The Immigration Bureau launched this policy on Singles' Day, which basically gave the overseas students four ways: 1. Go to remote areas, Brisbane, Sydney does not welcome you; 2. Stay in Australia for two more years and continue to contribute to the Australian economy; 3. International students who don't want to live in Australia should go back to their motherland, just to clean up those who were squeezed before and couldn't get PR, and some students who don't want to go back to their motherland; Singles' Day means it's time for bachelors to find a spouse.