Three major problems faced by Australian immigrants in naturalization

1. Three major problems faced by Australian immigrants in naturalization

1. Personality test standard 1. Having a "major criminal record";

2. Convicted for or related to immigration detention;

3. Being a member of or associated with a group or member that is reasonably suspected to be a criminal act;

4. There are reasons to suspect that they are involved in smuggling, human trafficking or crimes of serious international concern;

5. According to their past and present criminal behavior and/or general behavior, their character is bad;

6. It is considered that there are the following risks: committing criminal acts in Australia;

7. Harassing, harassing, intimidating or stalking others;

8. Destroy or incite discord in Australian society or pose a danger to Australian society;

9. Being convicted of sexual crimes involving children or adolescents;

10.ASIO evaluates direct or indirect risks as safety.

Second, the identification of identity materials

The Australian Immigration Bureau has very strict requirements for authentication. When applying for naturalization, if you provide false or wrong statements and materials, you will be in danger of being rejected.

The Australian Immigration Bureau verifies the materials submitted by the applicant by entrusting an independent third party agency. For example, some applicants may have used their previous names, so when the authorities examine them, they will ask the applicants to provide notarization of their previous names and proof of no criminal record, which is one of the reasons for the accumulation and stagnation of trials now.

In addition, some documents will be needed before the naturalization test, one of which is the original of the birth notarization. If it is not the original submitted at that time, it is not allowed to take the exam.

Thirdly, the problem of staying time.

The most important rule is that you can only apply for naturalization after holding a permanent resident visa PR for at least 4 years (previously, you were required to stay in Australia for at least 4 years before submitting your naturalization application, but you can include the residence time when holding a temporary visa, and it will take at least 1 year after PR to meet the naturalization requirements. )

What many people tend to overlook is that applicants who have held PR for at least one year or more in the year before submitting their applications cannot leave Australia for more than 90 days in the year before submitting their applications. Moreover, after submitting the application, there are still requirements for the time to live in Australia. After submitting the application, you need to prove that you live in Australia and usually can't leave for more than 3 months.

2. Benefits of immigrating to Australia

1, with excellent climate and environment.

Although Australia also has vast deserts, deserts and uninhabitable places, coastal cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast are all very suitable places to settle down, with distinct seasons, fresh air and pleasant climate. In addition, although there are many jams in the center of big cities, in the suburbs, single-family houses are scattered, the overall planning is orderly, and the community is quiet and clean, which is very livable.

2. Higher education and health care.

Australia has always been a popular country for studying abroad, and the quality of education is naturally excellent. Moreover, after immigrating to Australia to settle down, children go to public schools for free. In addition, Australia's strength in medical services is obvious to all. In addition to basic medical services, Australia is also in the forefront of the world in the research of serious diseases and incurable diseases, and many century-old problems have been overcome in Australia.

3. The welfare system is perfect.

One of the reasons why Australia is so attractive to immigrants is that it has a perfect and generous welfare system, which is mainly composed of pensions, retirement pensions, unemployment benefits, childcare subsidies, special assistance and free medical care. However, it should be noted that any country does not welcome overseas immigrant applicants who come simply to enjoy welfare, so no matter where they live, they need to make a living by themselves.

4. Social harmony

Although Australia is a multi-ethnic country, the whole society is very stable and harmonious, violence is almost extinct, and the whole social security environment is excellent. There is nothing to worry about. In addition, Australians are more polite, they will queue up consciously almost everywhere, and anyone who violates the rules will be rejected by the people around them.

3. Introduction of Australia 49 1 National Sponsored Immigrant Visa in Remote Areas

I 49 1 visa application requirements

1. Applicants need to submit an EOI application, waiting for national guarantee nomination or relatives' guarantee. After EOI is invited, the applicant must submit the visa within 60 days.

State government guarantee: each state has different requirements for applicants.

Relatives guarantee: the applicant must have relatives as guarantors in the areas designated by the state, and the guarantors must meet the following requirements:

A. At least 18 years old

B. The guarantor must be a permanent resident in the designated area.

The guarantor must be an Australian permanent visa holder, a citizen or a qualified New Zealand citizen.

D the applicant or the applicant's spouse is related to the guarantor, including parents, children (or stepchildren), brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts, nephews and nieces, grandparents or cousins.

2. The applicant EOI was not over 45 years old when invited.

3. The applicant must have a valid occupation assessment (the nominated occupation must be on the list of 49 1 skilled immigrants).

4. The applicant's EOI score is not less than 65.

5. The applicant's English level is not lower than IELTS 4 6 or pte 4 50.

6. The applicant shall provide the medical examination results and proof of no crime.

7. Applicants can submit visas within or outside Australia, but they cannot be at the customs when submitting or issuing visas. If the applicant submits a visa in Australia, he must hold a substantive visa or an AorBorC visa.

Note: If the applicant has submitted the 49 1 visa but has not signed it, the applicant can only add his children to the application during this period. If the applicant wants to add the spouse to the 49 1 visa, he/she must wait for his/her 49 1 visa to be signed, and then add the spouse to the 49 1 visa through the 49 1 branch.

In addition, when the main applicant has obtained 49 1, the deputy applicant can join the visa of the main applicant after that. The expiration date of the visa is the same as that of the main applicant 49 1 visa. Sub-applications should live, work or study in remote areas with the main application. After that, you can apply for a 49 1PR visa with the main applicant.

Place of application: Deputy applicants who joined after 49 1 can submit visas in or outside Australia, but they cannot be at the customs when submitting or issuing visas. If the deputy applicant is in Australia, he must hold a substantive visa or an Australian bridge visa.

Second, the visa fee

Principal applicant: A $4,045.

Deputy applicant (age 18):2025 Australian dollars.

Deputy applicant (1under 8 years old): AU$ 10 10.

Note: If the prospective applicant's language does not reach 30 points in PTE4 or 4.5 points in IELTS, an additional language fee of A $4,890 will be required before the visa is issued.

Duration of visa: 5 years