Is it easy to get an Australian green card?

Question 1: What is an Australian green card? Is it easy to take? How can I get it? A five-point green card is a permanent resident visa.

Generally, green cards are directly divided into four categories: skilled immigrants, investment immigrants, spouse immigrants and refugees.

Refugees are probably too difficult to invest. Generally speaking, students don't have that much money, so it depends on fate.

Skilled immigrants first apply for a professional degree in short supply in Australia, and add technical evaluation of work experience or related work experience in short supply in China.

Question 2: Is it easy to get an Australian green card? To study in Australia and apply for an Australian "green card", you need to get a score of 120 in the immigration scoring system. The Australian Immigration Bureau scores and adds points according to the following 12 system.

1. Skills: 60 points depending on the nominated occupation; 50 points; 30 points and three grades;

2. Age: 18 to 29 years and 30 minutes; 30 to 34 years old and 25 minutes; 35 to 39 years old and 20 points; 40 to 44 years old, 15 points.

3. English level: fluent English (IELTS class 47) can get 25 points; Meet the English requirements in the basic conditions (generally four or six points) and get 15 points;

4. Australian education: a doctoral degree of not less than two years can get 25 points; Master+Bachelor's degree or honorary degree+Bachelor's degree for not less than three years 15 points; no ang = EN-US & gt； 5 points;

5. Work experience: 60 points for the nominated occupation, with three years of closely related work experience, you can get 10; In other cases, if you have three years of work experience on the list, you can get 5 points;

6. Shortage occupation: the nominated occupation is a shortage occupation with 12 months of closely related work experience. At the same time, Australia's joboffer can get 20 points; Those who meet the above conditions but have no Australian joboffer can get 15 points;

7. Work experience in Australia: 12 months. Work experience in Australia closely related to the nominated occupation can be scored 10; Or meet the requirements of a specific major for one year 12 months and get 10;

8. Spouse skills: Spouses who meet the four basic conditions of visa application will get 5 points;

9. Studying in remote areas: if you have completed two years of study in remote areas, add 5 points;

10. Relatives' guarantee: Applicants for temporary residence permits can get 25 guarantee points if they have relatives' guarantee in remote areas;

1 1. state/region * * * nomination: applicants nominated by state or region * * * can get 10 points;

12. community language: applicants who are recognized as having the corresponding community language ability will get 5 points.

Question 3: If you immigrate to Australia, will you get a lot of benefits after getting an Australian green card? Shengtong Overseas reminds Australia that it is regarded as the most suitable country for human habitation, with perfect social welfare system, free medical treatment in public hospitals, low prices and world-class education. Australia's main advantages are:

1, free compulsory education 12 and university fee concessions Australia implements free compulsory education from primary school to high school 12, and all Australian citizens, immigrants who have obtained green cards and new immigrants who have obtained temporary residency can enjoy this treatment; College tuition is 2/3 lower than that of international students, and it is an interest-free loan.

2. Free medical service All people enjoy free medical care. There are more than 1, 100 hospitals in Australia, of which public hospitals account for more than 60%, with an average of 4.5 beds per thousand people. There are about 42,000 registered doctors and 0/90,000 registered nurses in Australia. National Health Insurance (Medicare) is Australia's national health insurance plan. New immigrants (with permanent residency) can enjoy most free medical services immediately. The state will pay for patients: medical expenses, surgery expenses in public hospitals, and hospitalization expenses (including medicine expenses and meals). Under normal circumstances, medical practitioners and hospitals will settle accounts with * * *, and patients only need to swipe their cards without paying.

3. Pensions In Australia, men are over 65 years old and women are over 60 years old. Even if the recipient's wife is not eligible for a pension, she can receive it. Whether you can get a pension or not depends on the income and assets of the parties concerned and meets the requirements of living conditions. Annuities are linked to the inflation rate and are adjusted every two years. All pensioners can get preferential medical drugs and other health benefits. * * * Other benefits provided to pensioners include reduced transportation fees, local taxes, electricity charges and car registration fees.

4. Family child allowance

Anyone who raises one or more children can get a subsidy. Family allowance is usually paid once every two weeks to the main guardian, usually the mother of the child. Before 18 years old, children can enjoy the child allowance of the welfare department; After reaching the age of 18, enjoy student allowance.

The unemployment relief fund provides subsidies for unemployed people who are looking for jobs or receiving education, training or placement in order to find job opportunities, so that they can earn enough income to support themselves and their families. At present, the amount of unemployment benefits is about 4 10 Australian dollars per person every two weeks. New immigrants are eligible to apply two years after arriving in Australia.

6. Maternity allowance

Pregnant women who live in Australia and whose children were born in Australia can apply for maternity allowance. For example, pregnant women born on a boat while their children are settling in Australia, and foreign pregnant women who have lived in Australia for more than one year can also enjoy this subsidy. You can get a one-time maternity allowance for every child you have. In addition, there are housing allowance, multi-child allowance (A $5,000/person), single parent allowance, study allowance, remote area allowance, nursing allowance, rent allowance and childcare allowance.

Question 4: How to get an Australian green card or an employer's guarantee to immigrate to Australia? There are two kinds of visas: 186 and 187.

186: With its own professional skills and rich work experience, it was nominated by Australian employers, and won the eternity of Australia in terms of security.

Residence visa. Such immigrants do not need to be graded, as long as the applicants meet the basic conditions. If the applicant's own occupation is one of the occupations listed in ENSOL sponsored by an Australian employer, and there are also

Employers who meet the guarantee conditions are willing to hire applicants, so applicants can include their families in their applications and apply for Australian employer-sponsored immigration together.

187: Australia * * * was established to give Australian employers the opportunity to introduce high-tech talents from overseas when the local labor market is scarce. With their professional skills and rich work experience, the applicants were promoted by Australian employers.

Name, so as to obtain a permanent residence visa in Australia. This kind of visa is especially suitable for people with fluent English, high academic qualifications and rich work experience, and it is a shortcut for elite immigrants in the workplace. 187 The employer-sponsored immigration project belongs to Australia.

Skilled workers sponsored by employers are also called employer-sponsored immigrants. This kind of visa requires an employer's guarantee, and you can get a permanent residence visa with one investment.

Difference: the former is a first-tier city in Australia, with a bachelor degree or above; The latter is a second-tier city with a college degree or above.

Is a step to get pr. Overseas Chinese immigrants in Shanghai can apply for Australian employer-sponsored immigration 187yimin.

Generally, you can get a green card within one year, if it is fast, it will take 9 months.

Please adopt it.

Question 5: How many benefits can I enjoy with an Australian green card? 1. Right to work: Permanent residents have the right to work. Unlike student visa holders who can only work for 20 hours, permanent residents have no restrictions on working hours; Unlike work visa holders who can only work for designated employers, permanent residents can work for any employer in any occupation. The only exception is that you usually need to become a citizen or a qualified permanent resident who intends to become a citizen in order to work as a civil servant. Second, the right to participate in special English classes: Australia stipulates that new permanent residents in Australia have the right to participate in English classes for 5 10 hours free of charge, unless the visa has special instructions. The special provisions of these exceptional visas mainly refer to the following kinds of visas: 18-year-old applicants, if they do not reach the level of functional English, must pay for English study and study for 5 10 hours of English classes: general skilled immigrant visa, business skilled immigrant visa, employer-nominated immigrant visa, labor agreement visa, special talent visa and so on. Third, the right to education Permanent residents enjoy the right to education in Australia, and do not have to pay for overseas students. Rights of Guarantor Permanent residents can sponsor or nominate visa applicants to apply for visas to Australia, such as visiting visas. V. The right to apply for Australian citizenship For those who obtained permanent residence (PR) status in Australia after July 2007 1, Australian naturalization requirements: they have lived in Australia legally for four years at the time of applying for naturalization (including temporary residence status, such as 57 1, 163). Then live in pr (permanent residence status) for at least 12 months, not live in Australia for at most 12 months during the above four-year period, and not live in Australia for at most 3 months during pr. And accept the test of English level and Australian history knowledge. The intransitive verb has the right to have a medical insurance card. Permanent residents have the right to apply for and obtain a medical insurance card issued by * * * *. Medical insurance card holders go to public hospitals free of charge (including hospitalization expenses). In most cases, including seeing an expert doctor, the outpatient fee is either completely free or partially free. Medical examination fees, including X-rays and blood tests, are free. The optometrist's eye examination fee is also free. Surgery may also be free or just pay a part of the cost. However, when seeking the following medical services, the medical insurance card needs to pay all the fees: private hospital fees, dental examination and treatment, ambulance service, home care, physical therapy, acupuncture, glasses or contact lenses, hearing AIDS, medicine fees, overseas medical treatment and hospitalization fees, surgery for cosmetic reasons and other permanent residents who need to obtain permanent residence.

Question 6: Australian immigrants: What's the difference between green card, permanent residence and nationality? As for immigration qualification, you may often hear the words "green card" and "permanent residence", but people who have just come into contact with them always can't distinguish their relationship with "Australian citizen" and always think that they will become Australian citizens if they get a green card, but this is not the case. The term "green card" comes from the fact that the documents issued by the United States to permanent residents are green, so China people are used to calling all foreign residency rights "green cards". However, permanent residents must meet certain conditions before they can apply for the nationality of that country, that is, acquire the nationality of that country. In other words, getting a "green card" is equivalent to getting a "permanent residence status". What is the difference between "permanent residence status" and "nationality" in Australia? "Green card" = "permanent residence" Permanent residence is permanent residence in English, so it is often called PR. Permanent residency is a right that allows people with permanent residency to live permanently in the country and enjoy the same treatment as citizens in many aspects. In fact, the permanent right of abode in Australia is embodied by the Zhang Yongjiu residence visa affixed to the passport of the original country of residence. A permanent residence visa not only allows you to live in Australia permanently, but also allows you to travel to and from Australia freely and indefinitely within five years. At the same time, Australian permanent visa holders are free to settle in New Zealand and enjoy all the rights of the New Zealand green card. From the welfare policy, the holders of new permanent residence visas are not allowed to apply for unemployment relief, emergency comprehensive relief and student allowance in the first two years, and other welfare benefits are the same, such as free primary and secondary education, student loans and free medical care. You can enjoy all benefits if you hold a green card for 2 years. The rights of permanent residents and citizens are different. The difference between Australian permanent residents and citizens is mainly reflected in five aspects: first, the right to vote; The second is the right to be elected; The third is to join the army; The fourth is to be elected as a member of the jury; The fifth is to engage in some special work (such as intelligence personnel). These five rights or obligations are not for permanent residents, but for citizens. In addition, green cards generally only allow holders to enter and leave Australia within five years, and must be renewed after expiration, provided that they have lived in Australia for two years in the past five years. Once you acquire Australian citizenship, whether you live in Australia or not, you will remain Australian citizenship for life and be protected by Australian overseas consulates. If the green card holder is sentenced to more than 12 months in Australia, his green card will be revoked and his Australian citizenship will be irrevocable; If one parent is an Australian green card holder, if the child is born in Australia, then the child is born an Australian citizen; If the child is born in China, then the child is a citizen of China, and of course he can apply for an Australian green card in the future. If one parent is an Australian citizen, no matter where the child was born (such as China), the child is born an Australian citizen. Australia has more relaxed residence requirements for new immigrants, and a family can get a visa extension as long as one person meets the prescribed residence requirements. Therefore, after obtaining an Australian permanent resident visa, you can enter Australia for the first time, then you can go to other countries to develop according to your personal needs, and you can settle in Australia at any time within five years.

Question 7: What does it mean to get an Australian green card? First of all, I'm not sure how your mother got the green card. Apply for investment immigration or skilled immigration? It is impossible to get a green card directly if you only apply for visiting relatives. But then again, after your mother gets the green card, she will have permanent residence status in Australia and can legally stay in Australia. Then your mother needs to apply for relative immigration and take your sister, you and your father to Australia. I'm not sure about this process, but it shouldn't be too difficult if you are a direct relative. Your sister must also get a green card to get a tuition discount. Of course, not all of them are free, and some of them will be free.

Question 8: Can I get a green card for studying in Australia now? If you have good IELTS 4-7, preferably 4-8, and have work experience, you can find a job as soon as possible after graduation, otherwise it will be very difficult.

Question 9: It is not difficult to get an Australian green card. By investing in entrepreneurial immigrants or skilled immigrants, as long as the conditions are good, you will soon get a green card.

Question 10: How long does it take to get an Australian green card in Australia? Australian permanent residents refer to people who are not naturalized but hold permanent visas. Permanent residents can stay, reside and enter Australia indefinitely, and permanent visas are usually valid for five years.

At the same time, Australian permanent visa holders are free to settle in New Zealand and enjoy all the rights of the New Zealand green card. From the welfare policy, the holders of new permanent residence visas are not allowed to apply for unemployment relief, emergency comprehensive relief and student allowance in the first two years, and other welfare benefits are the same, such as free primary and secondary education, student loans and free medical care. After holding PR for two years, you can enjoy all the benefits in Australia.

The owner of the green card will enter and leave Australia within five years, and must renew it after the expiration, provided that he has lived in Australia for two years in the past five years. Once you get Australian citizenship, whether you live in Australia or not, you will maintain Australian citizenship for life and be protected by Australian overseas consulates; If the green card holder is sentenced to more than 12 months in Australia, his green card will be revoked and his Australian citizenship will be irrevocable; If one parent is an Australian citizen, if the child is born in Australia, then the child is an Australian citizen at birth. If a child is born in China, then the child is a citizen of China. Of course, you can apply for Australian PR later. If one parent is an Australian citizen, no matter where the child was born (such as China), the child is born an Australian citizen.