How does the University of Sydney immigrate?

1) Australian immigrants are based on the scoring system, that is, you can apply for ordinary skilled immigrants when the scores corresponding to your conditions add up to 120, and your relatives are 1 10 (as if the scores of each immigrant are different). At present, Australia can get a 60-point immigration bonus for those who get a major on the immigration list. So the subject you study should meet the professional requirements of the immigration list, which includes two years of full-time study. Therefore, generally, subjects with 65,438+0.5 years do not meet this requirement, and you can't get 60 points. Two years is necessary, but if you want to hang from a tree and drag 1 year and a half into two years, it has been banned by famous artists now.

2) Yes, you can get a professional evaluation of 60.

3) This question needs to refer to the professional evaluation algorithm of the Immigration Bureau. I think so.

4) Yes, it is necessary, because the score is higher now than before, so two years of study must be achieved. The school can't change the offer casually unless you change your major. Immigration depends on the school's explanation to judge whether there are two years, and this is not a holiday.

5) If you immigrate, it is G-class, four sevens, and the school you apply for is A-class, but now the immigration policy has changed. If you want to get cpa certification in Australia, you must have four sevens in a course besides Australian education, such as undergraduate or master's degree in accounting. But grades in a class can also be used to apply for immigration (as an English test).