What are the requirements for skilled immigrants in Australia?

The following content was answered by Meng Ao on February 29th, 2020 at 65438+:

What is skilled migration? Is PR in Australia an Australian citizen?

Permanent residents and lawyers. The term "citizen green card" originated in the United States, because the earliest permanent residence permit in the United States was a green card. With the change of design, 20 versions have been updated, but the name "green card" has always been retained. Other countries follow the United States and call their permanent residence permits green cards.

So there is no green card in Australia. The so-called Australian green card refers to the Australian permanent resident visa, which is PR.

There is a difference between citizens and residents, and the concepts of the two cannot be confused. PR is just a visa, so you can travel freely between China and Australia. The holder still holds a China passport and remains a citizen of China.

PR can enjoy most of the same welfare benefits as Australian citizens, but there are some differences. For example, it will take PR two years to apply for unemployment benefits from the Australian government. If PR wants to continue his studies, he can't apply for an interest-free student loan in Australia and can only enjoy the tuition fees of local students.

After living in Australia for four years (PR must be 1 year), you can apply for Australian citizenship and become an Australian citizen with an Australian passport after passing the Australian naturalization examination.