Can Australian college students immigrate?

If you study for two one-year masters in Australia, you can immigrate. The two masters are related majors, and the cumulative course duration is more than 2 years.

Domestic undergraduate students, regardless of work experience or professional background, can apply for permanent residency in Australia after graduation as long as they study in Australia for two years. That is, the green card. As long as it can meet the immigration score 120.

If you study for a degree in Australia (that is, a graduate student), you can get 5 points. Before submitting the immigration application, you can get 15 points by taking IELTS 4-6 for immigration. If you apply for immigration before the age of 29, you can get 30 points.

If you study computer or accounting in Australia, you can get 60 points (if you want to study other majors, such as engineering or architecture, you need to evaluate the undergraduate courses in China, and you can get 60 points after the evaluation).

If you have a bachelor's degree in China, you can get 5 points, and if you study in South Australia, you can get 5 points (there are 3 universities in South Australia, namely the University of Adelaide, the University of Flinders with 4 stars, and the University of South Australia with 3 stars).

In this way, you can get an immigration score of 120 after you graduate from the master's degree, and you can submit an immigration application. If the conditions are qualified, it will generally be approved in about half a year.