Australian immigration requirements

Australian immigration requirements include: visa application, language requirements, health examination, adaptability assessment, no criminal record and fees.

1. visa application: before applying for an immigrant visa, you need to determine whether you meet the immigration conditions in Australia. If qualified, you need to prepare materials and submit a visa application.

2. Language requirements: The Australian Immigration Bureau has certain requirements for the language level of the applicant. If the applicant can't speak English, he needs to provide materials to prove his language ability, such as English exam transcripts.

3. Health check-up: Australia needs to have a health check-up for the immigrants. If the applicant suffers from infectious diseases or certain diseases, he may be refused entry.

4. Adaptability evaluation: The Australian Immigration Bureau will evaluate the adaptability of the applicant. Applicants need to prove their ability to live and work in Australia.

5. No criminal record: Australia has certain restrictions on people with criminal records. If the applicant has a criminal record, it may affect the outcome of his immigration application.

6. Fees: The application fees and trial fees for Australian immigrant visas are relatively high. Applicants need to prepare enough funds in advance to pay the relevant expenses.

Types of Australian immigrants:

1. Skilled migration: Skilled migration requires applicants to have certain skills, work experience and education, and be under 50 years old. Applicants need to pass the Australian vocational assessment and score according to their own occupation and scoring standards. After reaching a certain score, the applicant can get the invitation of skilled immigrants.

2. Business migration: Business migration mainly targets entrepreneurs and investors. Applicants need to have a certain business background, and the annual turnover of the invested enterprise has reached a certain amount in at least two of the past four years. In addition, the applicant needs to hold corresponding shares in the enterprise.

3. Kinship migration: Kinship migration refers to obtaining Australian permanent resident status through kinship. Applicants need to be sponsored by relatives of Australian citizens or permanent residents and meet the relevant requirements of age, education and work experience.

4. Employer-sponsored immigration: Employer-sponsored immigration means that the applicant is nominated by an Australian employer by virtue of his own professional skills and rich work experience, thus obtaining permanent resident status. Applicants must meet the requirements of being under 50 years old and having a full-time undergraduate degree or above.

5. State-sponsored immigration: State-sponsored immigration means that the applicant obtains a government guarantee from a certain state or region in Australia, thus obtaining permanent resident status. Applicants need to meet the relevant age, education, work experience and language requirements.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Australia