What is the immigration scoring standard of Australian Immigration Bureau?

To apply for a "green card" in Australia, you need to get a score of 120 in the immigration scoring system. The Australian Immigration Bureau scores and adds points according to the following 12 system.

1. Skills: 60 points depending on the nominated occupation; 50 points; 30 points and three grades;

2. Age: 18 to 29 years and 30 minutes; 30 to 34 years old and 25 minutes; 35 to 39 years old and 20 points; 40 to 44 years old, 15 points.

3. English level: IELTS Band 4, 7 points and 25 points; IELTS four 6 points can get 15 points;

4. Australian education: a doctoral degree of not less than two years can get 25 points; Master+Bachelor's degree or honorary degree+Bachelor's degree for not less than three years 15 points; A degree or diploma or mechanic certificate with a study time of not less than two years can get 5 points;

5. Work experience: 60 points for the nominated occupation, with three years of closely related work experience, you can get 10; In other cases, if you have three years of work experience on the list, you can get 5 points;

6. Australian work experience: 12 months Australian work experience closely related to the nominated occupation can get 10 points; Or meet the requirements of a specific major for one year 12 months and get 10;

7. Spouse skills: spouses can get 5 points if they meet the four basic conditions of visa application;

8. Studying in remote areas: if you have completed two years of study in remote areas, add 5 points;

9. Relatives' guarantee: Applicants for temporary residence permits can get 25 guarantee points if they have relatives' guarantee in remote areas;

10. state/territory government nomination: applicants nominated by state or territory government can get 10 points;

1 1. Community language: Applicants who are recognized as having the corresponding community language ability can get 5 points.

For details, please consult Beijing Foreign Studies University.