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Studying in Australia: Your Pathway to PR

Why Australia?

  • Stable economy, career opportunities, top universities.
  • High quality of life, multicultural society, English-speaking.

The Student Visa (Subclass 500): Your First Step

  • Allows international students to study in Australia.
  • Leads to further visa options.

Post-Study Work Visa (Subclass 485): Staying After Studies

  •  Available after 2 years of CRICOS-approved study.
  • Allows you to gain work experience.
  •  Duration varies based on qualifications.

Pathways to Permanent Residency:

General Skilled Migration:

  • Meet points test and eligibility criteria.
  •  Positive skills assessment.
  •  Occupation on relevant skilled occupation list.

Employer Sponsorship

  • Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa.
  •  Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) 186 or Regiona Sponsored Migration
    Scheme (RSMS) 187.

Important:

  • Study area and nominatedoccupation must align.
  • Occupation lists change frequently.

Choosing the Right Course:

 

  • Focus on in-demand occupations.
  •  Consult joboutlook website for labor market information.
  •  Seek professional advice for personalized guidance.

Key Considerations:

  • Australian Study Requirements (2 years minimum, CRICOS-approved).
  • ANZSCO job descriptions and required qualifications.
  • 485 visa application within 6 months of study completion.

In-Demand Study Areas:

 

  •  Engineering: High demand across various specializations.
  • Agriculture and Horticulture: Growing sector with skilled worker shortages.
  • Automotive Trades: Electricians, mechanics, panel beaters.
  • Building Professions: Architects, project managers, surveyors.
  •  Child Care: Center managers.
  •  Construction Trades: Carpenters, plumbers, tilers, etc.
  • Electrotechnology and Telecommunications: Electricians, technicians.
  • Food Trades: Chefs.
  • Health and Social Assistance: Nurses, therapists, medical scientists, sonographers,ect.
  • Teachers: Early childhood, secondary, special education.
  • ICT: Business and systems analysts.
  • Other: Solicitors, veterinarians.