Questions about immigrating to Australia

#Australiaimmigration# Introduction Australia is a very popular country for immigrants. During the process of immigrating to Australia, you may face various problems. Next, I will introduce to you some issues related to immigrating to Australia. Welcome to read!

Questions related to immigrating to Australia

1. What if I want to work in Australia?

In order to work in Australia, you must obtain permission to do so visa qualifications. Therefore, you must qualify for a general skilled visa or one of the employer-sponsored visas.

2. Can I study in Australia?

Yes you can. However, as before, you must meet the correct visa conditions to move to Australia to study.

3. How to start a business in Australia?

You may have guessed by now that you need a visa. The visas available to entrepreneurs and investors are:

Business Innovation Stream (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 188).

Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) Visa (Subclass 888).

Business Talent (Permanent) Visa (Category 132).

4. How do I know if I am eligible for a visa?

A comprehensive immigration assessment will reveal whether you are eligible for an Australian visa. However, avoid free or online assessments. Instead, seek the services of a registered migration agent.

5. Can my significant other and children join me?

Yes, your family is allowed to join you. Depending on which visa you are eligible for, your family will be able to apply for a visa based on their relationship to you; or they will have to apply for a visa on their own behalf.

6. Can I bring pets?

You can bring pets to Australia. However, this is very expensive and requires long periods of quarantine abroad. You may decide to find your pet a new home.

7. How long does it take to process my application?

This depends on the visa category and subcategory you are applying for. Once it is determined which visa you qualify for, our consultants will be able to provide you with an estimate.

8. How much is the application fee?

Visa application fees vary from one visa to another, but some of the main fees are:

Government fees.

Skills assessment application fee (if applicable).

IELTS, if required.

Physical examination.

Police clearance certificate fee.

Translation and document certification fees.

Fees if you use an immigration agent.

9. Who can help me apply?

Only migration agents who have registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority office can legally provide Australian immigration consultation.

Extended reading: Things to note about Australian investment immigration

1. On-site inspection and extensive understanding

When investors decide or intend to apply for 163 investment immigration, they should first come to Australia, especially Victoria, to conduct an on-site inspection, and listen extensively to the opinions of relevant government departments, investment consultants, local businesses, etc., and conduct a thorough understanding of the local commodity market. Get a more detailed understanding. On this basis, prepare your own business investment plan so that you can be well-informed and targeted.

2. Production and trade go hand in hand

According to data, economic and trade exchanges between Australia and China have increased rapidly in recent years. What we know is that more and more Australian companies hope to transfer labor-intensive production to mainland China and establish stable and permanent production bases in the mainland. This provides excellent business opportunities for 163 immigrants. 163 immigrants can not only use their production base in China to cooperate with Australian manufacturers to provide Australia with cheap but high-quality new products or industrial products, but they can also further expand the Australian market on the basis of continuous understanding of the Australian market. . In addition, you can also make full use of cooperation or joint venture opportunities with Australia to discover Australian new technologies or products that can be exported to mainland China to meet the needs of the growing Chinese market. Our company has successfully helped many business investment immigrants to jointly develop production and trade projects in Australia through joint ventures or cooperation with Australian companies. The fields involved include real estate, building materials, clothing, food processing, furniture, and auto parts. and agricultural projects, etc.

3. You need to know about other investments

In addition to the business opportunities mentioned above, some 163 immigrants will also choose to invest in retail, tourism, etc. in Australia. For this type of investment, investors must first understand the basic institutions, classifications, characteristics, etc. of Australia's entire retail and tourism industries to avoid unnecessary losses caused by investment mistakes.

4. Exploit strengths, avoid weaknesses, and put expertise first

On the basis of a full understanding of the Australian market, 163 immigrants should strive to maximize strengths, avoid weaknesses, and develop expertise when choosing investment projects. Most of the 163 immigrants are successful entrepreneurs in China, with extensive business networks and certain economic strength in a certain business field. However, due to differences in language and cultural background, investors' development in Australia is subject to certain restrictions, especially during the first few days after arriving in Australia. In this case, investors should pay more attention to giving full play to their own strengths. Specifically, they should try to find investment projects that are the same or similar to their own in China. This can not only facilitate investors' daily management and operations, but also benefit them. 163 Immigrants’ future career development in Australia.