If I have an Australian green card, what are the benefits and what can I do?

Australian immigrants, after obtaining the Australian green card (permanent residence status), enjoy almost the same treatment as citizens of that country. The different rights are mainly embodied in five aspects. These five rights or obligations are not available to permanent residents, but only to citizens: the right to vote, the right to stand for election, joining the army, being elected as a jury member, and engaging in some special government work.

the Australian green card is valid for 5 years, and it must be renewed after the expiration, provided that you have lived in Australia for 2 years in the past 5 years. You can travel to and from Australia freely and indefinitely while holding an Australian green card. Australian green card holders are not allowed to apply for unemployment benefits, emergency comprehensive relief and student allowance in the first two years, and other benefits are the same, such as free primary and secondary education, student loans, free medical care, etc. After holding a green card for two years, they can enjoy all Australian benefits. At the same time, Australian green card holders are free to settle in New Zealand and enjoy all the rights of the New Zealand green card.

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