Can Australian students apply for skilled immigrants directly?

Skilled immigrants in Australia are managed by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), and their policies are determined by the demand of the Australian job market. Let's see if Australian students can apply for skilled immigrants directly.

The success of applying for skilled migration depends on your score in PointsTest, which is based on your skills and work experience. Studying in Australia does not guarantee that you can get Australian immigrants, but there are some other ways to help you improve your chances of being approved and greatly improve your scores.

Minimum requirements for international students applying for skilled migration to Australia:

1. It is required to complete two years of study in Australia and obtain a certificate, but online or distance learning is not included. A two-year course can consist of many courses.

2. Age 18-49 years old.

3. IELTS score must be at least 6 (or equivalent English ability in other English tests)

You need to choose a job from the list of professional skills. Saul, you need to make a technical evaluation of this job. The number of immigrants is determined by the employment demand in Australia, so it is important to choose jobs with high employment rate on the list of skilled jobs, such as medical care, education, trade or urban environment. For applicants who have obtained state government guarantees, choose another list of occupations and skills (SOL. Schedule 1 and 2), you need to check whether your major is on the list and know the details of technical evaluation. More detailed information can be found on the official website of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.

Improve access to skilled immigrants;

1. Stay in Australia after finishing your studies.

After studying in Australia, applying for a 18-month temporary graduate visa class 485 will give you more time to improve your English, gain some Australian work experience, and get more scores in the performance test.

Continue learning

It may be worthwhile to continue studying to get a higher education so as to improve your skills and knowledge. For example, from junior college to undergraduate diploma, junior college diploma and trade certificate can earn you 10, undergraduate can get 15, and doctor can get 20 points.

3. Improve your English ability

Immigrant applicants with good English (IELTS 7) or excellent English (IELTS 8) can get 10 and 20 points respectively.

Studying in remote areas

According to the regulations of the Australian Education Union, international students who have completed two years of study in remote areas of Australia can get 5 points. People who have lived in a specific area for at least two years and worked there for 12 months can obtain another permanent resident visa-technical category-regional residence VI subclass 887.

5. Age

Your age also has a great influence on your grades. For example, people aged 25-32 can get 30 points, and people aged 45-49 are not eligible for extra points.

6. Work experience

Your occupation is on the list of technical occupations. The longer your work experience, the higher your score. You can consider doing some professional-related work after studying to gain work experience, which will help you apply for a temporary visa for graduates. Even if you have only 1 year working experience in Australia, you can get 5 points, and your previous working experience outside Australia can also give you extra points.

7. Complete the professional project 12 months.

12 month ProfessionalYear is a structured career development project, which consists of formal study and internship. Those who complete the professional year project can gain valuable Australian work experience and are eligible for an additional 5 points. The duration of this professional course is * * * 12 months. At present, only computer science courses, financial accounting and engineering majors are eligible for extra points. The project course must be the occupation listed in the visa applicant's occupation list or related fields. Approved courses and more relevant information can be found in the Career Year section of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's website.