September 1 Does the new Australian immigration policy give extra points to relatives?

Hehe, after reading the above answer, some people don't know enough about the New Deal.

The crux of the matter is where does your aunt live now? Is it Sydney, Brisbane and Perth? Or Melbourne or Canberra? This represents two different types of immigrants.

1) If it is in Sydney and other places, the category after the New Deal will be changed from "138" to "176". Or take the PR directly, and cancel the bonus points for relatives. At present, the passing score is: 100.

2) If it is Melbourne and other places, the category after the New Deal will be changed from "496" to "475" and a temporary visa will be obtained. Relatives with 25 points will get extra points, and the current passing score is 100.

Provided that your aunt has lived in Australia for 2 years.

Judging from the Australian immigration policy in recent years, it will be adjusted almost every year. It's just that the scope of adjustment is different. This year's 9. 1 New Deal is a relatively big policy adjustment.