What are the steps to apply for immigration in Australia? Attach my own conditions.

Computer and information communication related technology and management personnel need bachelor degree or above or more than 5 years of work experience to immigrate to Australia, and your situation meets the requirements. At present, the most important thing is to pass the ICT (information and communication technology) examination of ACS. Only by passing the visa skills assessment of ACS can you apply for Australian skilled immigrants in corresponding occupations.

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is an association recognized by Australian ICT professionals, and is responsible for the skill evaluation of overseas computer professionals. Qualification criteria for vocational assessment:

1) For applicants who do not have formal ICT-related higher education qualifications recognized by Australia, the courses must include ICT majors. There must be at least two full-time equivalent ICT contents. These courses should be distributed throughout the teaching process, and at least one third should reach the advanced level.

2) At least 6 years full-time ICT related experience.

3) The applicant should provide sufficient details about the formal study courses and submit two project reports to prove the application of the learned knowledge in practice.

What you need to do now is to find an experienced immigration consultant to do a career evaluation. Because your undergraduate major is far from the requirement of "computer is a major", you need professional guidance in the design of immigration scheme to ensure proper scheme, accurate positioning and standardized IT language. If you do DIY, without the assistance of IT professionals, it may be difficult to handle it due to the lack of professional knowledge in programming languages (C, C++, C#, JAVA), system management (Linux, Unix), ERP systems (SAP, EBS, PeopleSoft, SIEBEL), network and system security (CISSP, network security/firewall/internet security).

PS: I am not an intermediary, and I have no responsibility to help people promote their business. I'm just offering some advice based on my personal experience.