Please help me analyze the Master of Logistics immigrants studying in Australia.

The possibility of immigration is too small.

If you get four marks in the IELTS test, you can get extra points between the ages of 25 and 32, and then you have to waste a year studying for a perfect year, otherwise you won't get enough points. In fact, it is not enough to get so many points. You'd better find other ways, such as employer guarantee, but the question is, if IB can't find a job, who will guarantee you?

Suppose you have reached 65 points before, and you submit an application, it doesn't mean that you can PR, but that you are qualified. The Australian Government Immigration Bureau will analyze your qualifications and then decide whether you can immigrate.

To put it bluntly, spending money for such a long time is a trivial matter, and it will waste you at least five years, two years of study, one year of work and one year of application. . . . . This is the most ideal, basically impossible. Generally, people who come to this place in their twenties can only engage in PR at the age of 30.

Most importantly, it will now become a nominated immigrant. The attitude of the Australian government is very clear. If you take the money, you can go out.