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ShareSkilled overseas students have several visa options to choose from when planning to acquire a visa for migration to Australia. There are certain criteria that a graduating overseas student must meet.
Generally, the applicant must be under the age of 45, must have studied at least 2 years in Australia, must have or have held an [...]
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Skilled Overseas Student Visa: Your Pathway to Australia
Posted by dylann on March 25th, 2009
Skilled Recognised Graduate Visa: Your Key to International Experience
Posted by dylann on March 24th, 2009
ShareThe Australian Government allows recent graduates of universities in different countries to gain experience in Australia. Through the Skilled Recognised Graduate visa, or subclass 476, a temporary visa may be granted for entry and work up to 18 months.
This visa for Australia may also be used as a pathway to permanent residency. Visa holders [...]
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No Comments »Australian Skilled Visa: When a State Needs You
Posted by dylann on March 23rd, 2009
ShareIf youre planning migrate to Australia visa sponsored visa, you might want to consider applying for Subclass 176. This visa allows you to move to Australia permanently if you have good English language skills and your qualifications match those for occupations in the Skilled Occupation List.
Posted in Skilled Visas Tags: australia visas, skilled visa, visa for australia, work in Australia No Comments »Skilled Independent Visa: Your Ticket to Permanent Residency
Posted by Jacinthe on March 19th, 2009
ShareThe Skilled Independent Migrant Visa or Subclass 175 allows you to move permanently to Australia as an immigrant. This visa uses a point system to qualify applicants required by the Australian labour market.
This Australian visa does not require employer sponsorship. However, the criteria for eligibility include good English language skills and qualifications that meet the [...]
Posted in Skilled Visas Tags: australia student visa, australia visa, skilled visa, study in a No Comments »Student Visa: Vocational Education and Training
Posted by Jacinthe on March 18th, 2009
ShareIf you’re planning on studying in Australia but are already a graduate, you can still be eligible for an Australian student visa. Subclass 572 or the Vocational Education and Training Sector temporary visa is designed for international students who want to take up the following: certificates I, II, III or IV (except ELICOS), a diploma [...]
Working Holiday Visa: Forging Strong Cultural Ties
Posted by Jacinthe on March 17th, 2009
ShareThere are currently two Australian visa types that allow you to have a working holiday visa. The Working Holiday and the Work and Holiday programs allow young people to have an extended holiday while holding short-term employment. More of a cultural exchange program, it aims to create stronger ties between two countries that take part [...]
Ten Reasons to Get an Australian Visa
Posted by admin on March 11th, 2009
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Whether you’re getting an Australian visa for a short vacation, to study, for business or as an immigrant, having one presents several benefits. Here are the top ten reasons to get an Australian visa.
Exposure to a diverse culture – According to the Minister of Citizenship and [...]
Work In Australia: Employer-Sponsored Permanent Visas
Posted by Jacinthe on March 5th, 2009
ShareThere are two major types of employee-sponsored visas: temporary and permanent. This article discusses the three ways to attain a permanent visa for skilled labourers.
Unlike its temporary counterpart, the permanent visa offers holders a number of benefits. Permanent visa holders and their dependents may study in an Australian school or university, receive subsidized healthcare and [...]
Posted in Skilled Visas Tags: migrate to australia, skilled visa, Study in Australia, work in Australia No Comments »Billion-dollar project launched in Brisbane
Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2009
ShareMar 3, 2009 (AAP) — Southeast Queensland will be home to one of the largest development projects amounting to $1 billion. Brisbane’s Watefront will have its groundbreaking at 10am today (AEST). Lord Mayor Campbell Newman will join Mirvac, the developer of the initial $350 million residential stage in turning the first sod.
The project does not [...]
Reasons to Live and Study in Australia
Posted by admin on November 27th, 2008
ShareWhy live in Australia? Australia is known as one of the top destinations nowadays which offers a great living packages for immigrants. There are lots of good points to consider which Australia can give to you. With its good climate, safe environment, wide workplace, beautiful natures, numerous biodiversity, and career developing world class universities, Australia [...]
