About the 476 visa and looking for a job

1) After graduation, I will work in a large domestic company for one year and accumulate some work experience. It is naturally very helpful for Australia to find a job. Compared with going directly to find a job after graduation, it has advantages;

2) When looking for a job in Australia, language ability is as important as work experience. In contrast, language may be more direct, because if your IELTS score is lower than four 6 points, you are not even qualified to apply for immigration;

3) 3) After the PR application is submitted, if it passes the preliminary examination, you will be granted a bridge visa until it is officially approved. So don't worry about the expiration of 476.

4) If you are confident enough to pass the language barrier, PY is not as affordable as work experience, which refers to work experience in Australia. One reason is that the so-called PY is just a course similar to "career guidance" in China, and it won't help you find a job without spending money. 2. According to the current immigration policy, engineering graduates under the age of 29, with a score of 4 IELTS 6 and more than one year's work experience in Australia (65,438+00, China needs more than three years, and a year's PY is also 65,438+00), plus community language scores and 60 skills scores of 65,438+020, can apply for immigration immediately. Since working in Australia for one year is enough, why spend money on that PY?

So my suggestion is: take IELTS first, apply for 476 while working in China after graduation, and look for a job as soon as you apply. This is the best policy ~ ~ ~