How do ordinary people go to work in Australia?

Ordinary people work in Australia in the following ways:

1. First, the applicant needs to find an employer in Australia and be nominated by the employer. This means that employers are willing to provide job opportunities for applicants and support their immigration applications. In terms of age, the applicant cannot be over 45 years old. Moreover, applicants need to have at least three years of relevant work experience to prove that they have certain professional ability and experience in specific fields. In terms of language ability, applicants need to achieve at least 4 IELTS scores of 6 to prove their English communication ability. Moreover, the nominated occupation chosen by the applicant must be on the Australia 186 visa occupation list, which is to ensure that the applicant's occupation meets the needs and standards of Australia.

2. After the above conditions are met, the applicant needs to submit a visa application. Unless you are a New Zealand citizen, you must have a valid visa to work as a foreigner in Australia. Australia provides many different visa types for all kinds of workers, including high-tech workers, professional workers, entrepreneurs and business owners. Applicants need to choose the appropriate visa type according to their own situation and submit their applications as required.

Finally, applicants can look for job opportunities through online recruitment websites. Australia's work is mainly concentrated in education, medical care, maintenance or the public sector. Some commonly used recruitment websites include SEEK and AustralianJobSearch, where applicants can browse and apply for suitable job opportunities.