The skilled stream of Australia’s Migration (non-humanitarian)
Program is specifically designed to target migrants who have skills or
abilities that will contribute to the Australian economy.
There are three types of categories under which you can apply for skilled migration to Australia:
- Independent Migrants: you must be highly
skilled and have education, skills and employability, which will
contribute to the Australian economy. You are not sponsored by an
employer or relative in Australia. You must satisfy the basic
requirements of the visa as well as pass the Points Test;
- Skill Matching:
for those who may not be able to meet the pass mark of the Points test
but are seeking to be nominated by a State and territory Government or
an employer;
- Family Sponsored Migrants: you
are selected on the basis of your skills, age, English-language ability
and family relationship. You must be sponsored by a relative already
living in Australia. An Assurance of Support is required. You must
satisfy the basic requirements of the visa. If you apply under the
Skilled Australian Sponsored category you must pass the Points Test.
Please note! - That if you qualify for the points
test it doesn’t mean that you are going to succeed in the process you
still have to pass the skills assessment and to submit all the
documents in the right way in order to have the best chances to achieve
your goal. Many people are mistaken on this point, by thinking that if
they qualify on the points test they will succeed for sure. That’s
exactly where professional representation comes into effect as a very important factor.