My husband is serving his sentence. Can my wife apply to immigrate to Australia?

The latest Australian immigration conditions are as follows:

I. Preliminary assessment:

Bachelor degree or above, more than one year working experience, under 35 years old, and good English foundation can all be listed as promising.

If you have relatives in Australia, you can relax to college education or above. At least one year's working experience, under 45 years old, and a good English foundation may also be successful. (Of course, it depends on the specific situation. )

2. Formal bidding:

Information:

1. Academic qualifications and degree certificates of the applicant and spouse;

2. College graduation transcripts of the applicant and spouse;

3. Ten two-inch bareheaded photos of the applicant, spouse and children;

4. Date and place of birth of the family members of both the applicant and the spouse;

5. Identity cards of the applicant, spouse and children;

6. Work certificate and other information required by www.immi.gov.au.

7 IELTS, with at least 5 points in each subject.

It is suggested to make a manual or go online.

9. Send the information to the vocational assessment agency and pay the assessment fee (China Bank draft is enough).

10 After a period of time, after receiving the confirmation letter of passing the evaluation, fill in the form, sort out the materials and put them on paper.

It takes about four weeks for the application documents of 1 1 to be submitted to the embassy or consulate. If there is no problem, the applicant will receive a reply from the skilled migration trial center in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, informing the applicant that the application has been accepted, informing the applicant of the file number and asking for Yas score.

12 applied to the embassy to send the results of Yas. Remember to tell them your reference number.

After that, in about 6 to 12 months, the applicant will face:

1. Comprehensive evaluation and comprehensive verification;

2. Physical examination

3. Supplementing relevant information (in some cases);

4. Interview at the embassy or consulate (in rare cases);

Those who meet all the requirements will get a permanent resident visa (that is, a green card) directly issued by the embassy or consulate.