Australia's new policy of studying abroad

1. The New Deal stipulates that students who apply for studying in Australia can add 25 points to immigration if they get 7 points in IELTS listening, speaking, reading and writing. When the original score reaches four 6 points, the policy of adding 15 points will be given. The move is to encourage qualified language talents to stay in Australia.

2. Study: The selected major must be at least two years. The New Deal also stipulates that studying in Australia for at least two years can get an immigration score of 5 points, and two years of practical study can lay a more solid foundation.

According to experts, the New Deal will also have a certain impact on students who have studied in China for several years and want to reduce their credits and continue to study in Australia after graduation.

3. Job hunting: becoming a worker curve immigrant.

The New Policy for Overseas Students in Australia also allows graduates to obtain a work visa of 18 months, and international students with one year's working experience in related fields after graduation can get a score of 10 when applying for transfer.

On the surface, the policy of skilled migration has been relaxed, but in fact it is very difficult to get four points and seven points and one year's work experience.