Since the epidemic, Western Australia, which has always been aloof, has relaxed its state responsibility policy. Since October last year, it has opened the door to state invitations to immigrant states, repeatedly breaking the upper limit of invitation records, which has regained confidence for many Australian graduates with immigration plans.
In fact, I have also analyzed before that for Western Australian graduates and non-WA graduates, there are plans to apply for guaranteed immigration in 190 states in Western Australia. This article has summarized some frequently mentioned high-frequency issues about guaranteed Western Australia for reference.
Question: I am bound by Article 48, can I still apply for a guarantee in Western Australia?
OK! Australian immigration lawyer specifically contacted the state government and received a clear answer from the Western Australian government. Under the current circumstances, if the applicant is subject to Section 48 of the Immigration Agency, he may still be eligible for the state nomination of Western Australia.
Question: Can the EOI score be modified after the invitation has been received?
depends on the situation. If the situation changes during your application process, resulting in a decrease in EOI score/rank, you need to provide evidence to prove your EOI score.
Question: If I meet the 2-year study requirements in Western Australia but do not hold a student visa during my study period, will I still meet the application requirements for 190 or 491 graduate guarantee?
Yes. As long as you can provide you with the ability to complete 2 years of full-time study as a registered student in Western Australia, and have the corresponding degree or qualification certificate , it may meet the guarantee application requirements of Western Australia for local graduates.
Question: What are the requirements for the work contract?
The state government also has a series of detailed requirements for the content of the contract, and it is necessary to confirm that the contract covers all necessary information before signing a contract with the employer.
The job position found by the applicant in Western Australia must be full-time in the (or closely related) occupation that the applicant nominated (or closely related) is required for the specified time.
For General Stream (non-WA graduate), the contract must be at least 12 months full-time contract. For WA graduates, the contract must be at least 6 months full-time contract.
Question: How many hours a week are you working full-time?
35 hours a week, and full-time contracts require an average of at least 35 hours a week.
Applicants can provide two part-time contracts to meet this time requirement, as long as the total working hours per week reach 35 hours and the 12-month or 6-month employment time required by the state guarantee category is met.
Q: I have been working for several months. Can I apply for state nominations as part of my employment contract?
cannot. When applying for state nomination, the applicant is required to provide a full-time job contract in Western Australia, and the contract requires at least 6 or 12 months left for the contract (depending on the applicant's major and state classification). The contract must be the (or closely related) profession you designated.
For example, if the applicant applies for a state nomination through the general category (non-WA graduate) on January 1, 2021 and requires a 12-month contract, the employment contract ends nomination date shall not be earlier than January 1, 2022.
If the applicant applies for state nomination through the graduate category on January 1, 2021 and requires a 6-month contract, the employment contract ends the date shall not be earlier than July 1, 2021.
Question: How long does the application cycle of 190 take? How much is the application fee?
After submitting the EOI, if the applicant receives the invitation from the state government, he or she must submit the state guarantee application to the Western Australian government within 28 days. The applicant needs to provide materials to confirm that he meets the conditions for the state guarantee. The application fee for the state is $200.
After the trial results are released in the state, if a review is required, the applicant needs to submit it within 14 days. If the state passes the trial, it is necessary to submit a 190 visa application within 60 days.The fee for the 190 visa application is $4,115 AUD, the fee for the deputy applicant over the age of 18 is $2,060 AUD, and the fee for the deputy applicant under the age of 18 is $1,030 AUD.
Currently, the trial time for the Australian 190 visa is 5-10 months. Friends who have applied for a plan can plan reasonably in advance.
Question: When applying for the 190 State of Western Australia, do I have to live in Western Australia?
is not. Whether you are applying for a Western Australia as a non-graduate or graduate, when applying, you only need to live in Australia and do not necessarily live in Western Australia.
However, it should be noted that according to the invitation priority announced by the Western Australian government, applicants currently living in Western Australia will be given priority to applicants living in other regions to receive the invitation under the same EOI score and submission time.
Therefore, if the situation allows, Australian immigration lawyers still recommend that students who are interested in applying for Western Australia move to Western Australia as soon as possible.
Question: I am not a graduate of immigration major. What course do I need to take to immigrate?
Everyone has different situations. is suitable for choosing different immigration major courses or choosing other immigration methods based on the applicant's previous study background, interests, etc.
For more details, please log in to www.hect.com.au or search for "HECT Australia Hande Immigration"
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