How can people who study and work in China and have no experience in studying abroad immigrate to Australia?

First of all, there are several types of skilled immigrants in Australia:

189 general skilled immigrants: once you successfully obtain a permanent residence visa directly, there are no additional restrictions.

190 state-sponsored skilled immigrants: once they successfully obtain a permanent residence visa directly, they need to live in the sponsoring country for two years (there is no restriction after that).

489 sponsored skilled immigrants in remote areas: Once a temporary visa is successfully obtained, they need to live in the sponsored state for two years and have more than 1 year of full-time work experience in four years (not required to be the same as or related to the occupation assessed at the time of immigration), and they can be directly converted into permanent residence.

The above three kinds of visas are very good. Once they are obtained, the immigration will be successful (because the restrictions are actually easy to meet). From the perspective of freedom,189 >:190 > 489, in terms of difficulty, is also189 >190 >; 489。 Generally speaking, it is best to apply for a visa of 189. If the score is not enough, you can consider 190 and 190 and then consider 489.

In addition, there are two types of skilled immigrants sponsored by employers:

186 employer-sponsored skilled migrants, 187 employer-sponsored skilled migrants in remote areas:

Employers sponsoring immigration is also a way, which is quite special and will be discussed later.

I applied for a visa of 189, so the following description is mainly 189.

189 Minimum mandatory visa application requirements (if it is not met, there is no hope):

The nominated occupation of the main applicant belongs to SOL 1 (see sol-schedule-1for details);

The main applicant has at least 4 IELTS scores of 6;

The principal applicant is under the age of 50;

Get at least 60 points in EOI;

189 The visa application process is mainly divided into three steps.

1 Apply for career assessment

2 submit EOI application

3 Submit visa application (after EOI is invited)

Among the above conditions, in addition to the hard conditions such as age, occupation and IELTS, the most important thing is EOI score.

Let's briefly introduce the scoring rules according to the situation of domestic people.

Age (based on the age of the principal applicant on the date of EOI selection):

18-24: 25

25-32: 30

33-39: 25

40-44: 15 points

45-49: 0

English (subject to IELTS score):

Eight twenty _ four.

4 7: 10 points

Four 6: 0 points

Relevant working experience in Australia: 20 points at most (we don't have it, omitted)

Relevant overseas work experience (related to the nominated occupation):

8- 10 years relevant working experience (past 10 years): 15 points.

5-8 years relevant working experience (past 10 years): 10 score.

3-5 years relevant working experience (past 10 years): 5 points.

Education:

Doctor: 20 points.

Master and Bachelor: 15.

Other recognized academic qualifications: 10.

Spouse bonus points:

If your spouse's occupation also belongs to SOL 1, IELTS can have four sixes, and you can add 5 points.

Study experience in Australia: 5 points, none, omitted.

Community language: 5 points, (NAATI level 2 certification, it is difficult to achieve without going abroad, omitted)

Professional year: 5 points (although I don't know what it is, I know that I can't get it without going abroad, omitted)

State guarantee: 5 points (if the above is less than 60 points, 5 points can be added through state guarantee)

Remote area guarantee: 10 (5 points for national guarantee is not enough? Guaranteed to add 10 points in remote areas)

Studying in remote areas: 5 points (also belonging to Australian study experience, omitted)

These are the scoring rules. For people in our country, it is mainly age, education, work experience and English. Of course, it is better for some people to get extra points from their spouses. Let's apply for a visa of 189. For most majors, 60 points is enough. Some professional immigrants are in short supply, and 65 points is safer. How to make up for 65 points? If the age, education and work experience are full marks, directly 65. Of course, this is very difficult, because sometimes job evaluation will deduct work experience from overseas applicants. Take the IT industry as an example. For overseas applicants, the vocational assessment agency ACS will deduct 2 or 4 years from the past 10 years for bachelor degree or above. All irrelevant academic qualifications will be deducted for 4 years (note 1). Because work experience only recognizes the time to apply for vocational evaluation, and EOI invitation usually takes several months or even 1 year. Even if you have 10 years of work experience, deducting 2 years will not make up for 8 years. Only if you have more than 12 years of work experience will you have a chance, and at this time you may be over 32 years old. Therefore, the best way to add points comes from English. If you can get four 7s in IELTS and 10 in English, it's not a big problem to get enough points.

If 189 60 is not enough, and you have 55 points, there is hope to apply for state insurance. However, whether each state guarantees a certain occupation and whether it has other requirements (such as whether it requires higher IELTS scores) is very complicated and changeable. This can only be analyzed in detail.

Those who have no 55 points and only 50 points can only apply for protection in remote areas. In this case, there are also changeable policies, and it is easier to succeed if there is relative guarantee.

If you can't even get 50 points, you can only consider employer-sponsored immigration. However, it is very difficult to obtain employer's guarantee through formal channels in China. At present, some intermediaries claim that they can help domestic applicants get employer's guarantee and help you get a visa, but you don't need (or allow) to actually work for your employer when you come to Australia. This kind of guarantee is essentially fraud, risky and not recommended!

By the way, DIY, personally, if you are determined and want to emigrate, I still suggest looking for an intermediary. I want to find an Australian agency. Generally speaking, I'm lazy and push everything, but it's good to have professionals check it out. In addition, the cost is not expensive (4500 Australian dollars). In addition, the intermediary industry is mixed, and there are many scammers. Caution is advised. I checked all the relevant information in advance (more carefully than when I was a doctor, sweat), so I can identify the liar intermediary at a glance. Dear friends, if you want to immigrate, you must do your homework to prevent being fooled. If you want to consult information, it is necessary for the Immigration Bureau to official website, because the information in official website is the most accurate, authoritative and timely. If English doesn't pass.