What are the conditions for skilled immigrants in the United States and Australia?

The United States does not open general skilled immigrants, and only employers can guarantee them.

In other words, you must find a job in an American enterprise, and then the employer must have the qualification of guarantee, which should be applied for at the immigration office.

Then I'll guarantee you a queue. Basically, even if you find a job, you have to wait for your guaranteed qualification in that enterprise. Skilled immigrants in the United States are difficult.

Australia's opening to ordinary skilled immigrants is also guaranteed by employers. The employer's guarantee begins with dependent technology. Independence means that you can apply independently, meet the technical requirements of the Immigration Bureau and pass the technical evaluation of relevant associations.

The difficulty lies in the limited technical requirements and high technical evaluation requirements. The Australian Immigration Bureau has a list of technologies in short supply called SOL.

The second is to apply for technical evaluation to relevant associations. Each job evaluation requires different requirements, so you should consult that association specifically. After the evaluation is successful, EOI score, that is, immigration score. Including age, education, English level (IELTS score), work experience, etc. At present, the requirement is to submit an application with a score of 60 and then wait in line.

Australia's employer-sponsored immigration process is similar to that of the United States, but the number of places is more than that of the United States, which is close to saturation, and it usually takes several years to wait in line.