Australia has always been the most difficult and most detailed among the four major immigrant countries. After August this year, there will be continuous improvement in policies and benefits, but not everyone can benefit. And applicants who only apply for the qualification line may not be successfully invited.
However, each category has relatively high certainty and relatively easy choices. Today, Australian immigration lawyers will share with you the representative of the king with a high success rate in technology and business categories.
First look at the commercial category. Australia's commercial category is divided into 188A/B/C/E. Class E is skipped directly, so I won't discuss it here.
A class : The application requirements are relatively complex, requiring company audit, family assets need to be evaluated, and after logging in, you need to successfully start a business for at least 2 years. Although the investment amount is the smallest, the application period is relatively long and the requirements of each state are uneven. The opportunity cost threshold for planning to go to Victoria or New South Wales is high.
B class : Compared with Class A, the application for Class B is not much different in terms of difficulty, but the requirements after logging in are relatively simple to meet the living and keep the investment to 888B with results. Since you need to live for 2 years, it is a semi-lying state, which may not be the best choice for many friends who cannot live.
C class : There are no restrictions on age, language, background, EOI scores, etc. The tone of each state remains consistent with the federal government, so you can choose anywhere. Of course, there are still a little differences in investment details, but there are no additional requirements. It is also relatively fastest in application cycles. No matter how the Immigration Bureau updates the application cycle, the application cycle of Category C takes less time than other categories.
The only difficulty is how to explain the legal source of the 500 Australian dollar investment. I really have to find an experienced lawyer to sort out this out. After logging in, you can lie down and your residence requirement is only 40 days per year. It should be the king of business.
Let’s look at the technical employer category. There are many categories here, so let’s compare it in a general way.
189: Independent technology category, belongs to the policy of the Australian federal government, plays the role of the large-scale indicator for skilled immigration, and is a weather vane for various states and various immigration professional positions. The open and upright score is the application of the brave.
190/491: State government technology category, this is the core application for skilled immigration, and it matches according to each state's own policies, job status, work status, English ability, comprehensive EOI scores and other aspects. For example, the Northern Territory MINT technology with the highest success rate of skilled immigration is the king of technology. There is no limit on jobs and no need to compete for points. As long as the basic EOI 65 points, one quota will be a permanent residence.
482/186/494: Employer guarantees are also major technical categories that cannot be ignored. After all, not everyone has enough assets to invest in the Northern Territory, or like graduates, they have enough time to compete in English and EOI. But if they have the right employer opportunity in Australia, they can have an Australian employer nomination to guarantee your permanent residence, which is also very consistent with the call of Australian immigration policy. It provides a channel for the employment shortage in Australia and also contributes to Australia's development.
So what type of king is the representative of your heart?
