Questions about Australian immigrants ....

Since your purpose is clear, I'll tell you whether to immigrate or not.

First of all, immigration is a shortcut provided by Australia to those who come to study abroad or immigrate directly in order to solve the shortage of domestic majors.

Immigration majors are also in short supply, including nursing, engineering, IT, beauty salons, chefs, cakes, auto repair and so on. The policy changes every year, and the major remains basically the same. Because the so-called immigration major in Australia, to put it bluntly, is something that locals don't like to do, leaving it to immigrants to do, hehe, because seriously, everyone wants to do paperwork in the office, and no one wants to contribute, right?

I know that there are the following immigration methods: 1. Direct immigration. This is divided into investment immigrants or direct skilled immigrants. Investment immigration means that you have money, invest in enterprises or institutions, or come here to open a small shop yourself, and you need at least 6,543,800 yuan.

Skilled immigrants refer to parents who have skills related to specialties in short supply in Australia and can entrust an intermediary to immigrate directly. Some black majors can be faked, or they can rely on these scarce majors, but don't rely too far. Basically no problem.

2. You must go to school.

Learn TAFE, technical school, choose a major that is in short supply, go to school well, and apply after collecting work experience.

3. Marry a local,

Locals are not necessarily foreigners, but China people with green cards (PR- permanent residency) can.

That's it, hoo ..

IELTS is a must. If your parents are direct skilled immigrants or investment immigrants, they should get at least 5 points in the G IELTS, because 5 points is the lowest visa score.

If you go to school, you have to take a class A exam, and you have to get at least 5 points to get a visa.