Can I immigrate after studying in an Australian university? Is it easy to stay?

First of all, it should be clear that this is also the trend of Australian policy becoming clearer and clearer. That is: there is no direct link between studying abroad and immigration. The Australian government has never promised to immigrate after studying abroad. In fact, when you apply for a visa, you ensure that you will not have an immigration tendency when you return to China after completing your studies. Studying abroad is to learn something, and coming to Australia is to learn about multiculturalism and advanced systems, which is the premise to ensure that you gain something in Australia and have no regrets.

Of course, studying in Australia is still very helpful to immigrants, which is most obviously reflected in the bonus points for skilled immigrants. First of all, you should choose immigration major. You can search the list of EOI occupations and choose the courses you want to attend according to the list of certified courses of various professional associations. Secondly, you should have at least two years of full-time study (see the description in question 1 for details).

Then when you successfully complete the study abroad process, you can apply for vocational certification and grade yourself. The higher the score, the faster the approval and the greater the chance.