? Australia has many types of immigrants. As a country with a large number of immigrants, its immigration policy is relatively complete. Next, let me take a look at Australia’s various immigration policies.

Skilled Immigration Policy

The General Skilled Immigration Project is established for professionals and other skilled immigrants who are not sponsored by employers but have skills that Australia needs. A points system is used to evaluate applicants based on their academic qualifications, work experience, age, English proficiency and other factors.

For students studying immigration majors, that is, the majors are on the Australian Skilled Migration Occupation List Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), after meeting the minimum immigration score of 60 points, they can Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) application to the Immigration Bureau and wait for the Immigration Bureau to invite you.

485 Graduate Work Visa

This type of visa is a job opportunity for graduates studying in Australia. It is divided into two types: GWS (Graduate Work Stream) and PSW (Post Study). Work).

GWS (professionals on the immigration list) can stay in Australia for 18 months, and during this period can apply for PR through GSM (Independent Skilled Migration).

PSW is a short-term work visa lasting from 2 to 4 years (depending on the applicant’s degree). The requirements must be those who applied for and obtained the first Australian student visa for the first time after November 5, 2011 to be eligible.

Employer-sponsored immigration policy

Employer-sponsored immigration is a visa established by the Australian government for Australian companies to introduce various professionals or technical personnel from overseas. In recent years, it has also been widely loved by international students. After graduation, you can apply directly if you obtain the corresponding English scores and find an employer in the corresponding occupation in Australia.

186 employer-sponsored visa

means that the applicant can obtain an Australian permanent residence visa through sponsorship by relying on his or her professional skills and rich work experience to be nominated by an Australian employer. . This type of immigration does not require points, as long as the applicant meets the basic conditions. If the applicant's occupation is one of the occupations on the Australian Employer Sponsored Occupation List ENSOL, and there is an employer that meets the sponsorship conditions willing to hire the applicant, then the applicant can include his family members in his application and apply for an Australian employer together. Sponsored immigration. This is also a work-based immigration visa that can “get PR in one step” (this type of visa is a permanent residence visa). Applicants need to be nominated by an Australian employer and then apply according to the nominated category. Applicants can apply within or outside Australia.

187 Remote Area Employer Sponsorship Visa

It was established by the Australian government to give Australian employers the opportunity to introduce high-tech talents from overseas when the local labor market is scarce. Applicants rely on their professional skills and rich work experience to be nominated by Australian employers, and then obtain an Australian permanent residence visa in one step.

TSS visa (formerly 457 employer-sponsored visa)

The TSS visa is the latest issued by the Immigration Bureau, and starting from March 2018, it will replace the original 457 employer-sponsored visa. There are two types of TSS visas (short-term transitional visa and medium- and long-term transitional visa)

Short-term transitional visa:

　* Work permit period is 2 years

* IELTS Low requirements (average 5 points, individual score 4.5 points)

* The visa can only be renewed once in the country (note: it cannot be transferred to PR!)

* 2 years of relevant work experience is required, nomination The position actually exists

* No criminal record

* The applicant’s guaranteed position must be on the STSOL list

Medium and long-term transitional visa:

* The work permit period is 4 years

* Four IELTS scores of 5 are required

* The visa can be renewed indefinitely, and it can be transferred to PR after 3 years.

* 2 years of relevant work experience is required, and the nominated position actually exists

* No criminal record

* The applicant’s guaranteed position must be in the MLTSSL list

Business Skilled Immigration Policy

Applicants are evaluated based on factors such as their company turnover, total personal assets, age and language ability. Australian business immigration has always been the main channel for wealthy Chinese to immigrate to Australia. With the rapid development of the Australia-China Free Trade Zone, the Australian government has relaxed its immigration policy, providing opportunities for more Chinese businessmen and Chinese tycoons.

188B Investor Visa

The 188B Investor Visa is specially created for investors who are engaged in investment activities (such as stocks, futures, funds, foreign exchange, etc.) A four-year temporary residence visa.

Applicants need to prove that they have earned 1.5 million Australian dollars through legal investment, which can be the appreciation of investment properties and the accumulation of stock/fund income. After obtaining the visa, the applicant only needs to invest 1.5 million Australian dollars in Australian government-designated bonds and hold it for four years to transfer to permanent residence. The main applicant must have lived in Australia for a total of 2 years in the four years before submitting the permanent residence application.

132 Genius Entrepreneur Immigration Category (Entrepreneurship/Investment)

Category 132 allows you to get a green card in one step without visa transition. You can get an Australian green card in as little as 1 year! The requirements for the size of the applicant's domestic company are relatively high, and it is more suitable for large entrepreneurs or CEOs. After the applicant obtains the green card, the green card needs to undergo 2 years of supervision. During the supervision period, the applicant needs to complete a business/project investment in Australia. The general investment is about 1.5 million Australian dollars.

Family reunification immigration policy

It is applicable to those who have a real and stable marriage relationship with Australian citizens or residents, or if the applicant has immediate relatives who are Australian citizens or Australian permanent residents. Generally divided into: parent immigration and spouse immigration.

1. Spouse visa

Some graduates just meet the conditions for applying for a spouse visa when they end their study career, such as joining their spouse’s student visa, the other spouse is a permanent resident or Citizens etc.

Married couples

Under normal circumstances, applicants can only obtain a temporary spouse visa first, and after a 2-year waiting period, they will obtain a permanent spouse visa (i.e. permanent residence). Under special circumstances, applicants may be granted permanent residence directly.

Cohabiting relationship

Cohabiting relationship is also called de facto marriage. From an immigration perspective, a cohabitation relationship can be considered established if both parties are at least 18 years old and have lived together for at least 12 months. If the years are not met, applying for an Australian state government relationship registration certificate can also be recognized as a cohabitation relationship.

Of course, generally speaking, these four factors will be considered:

1) Financial Aspect

2) Nature of home Household)

3) Social Aspects

4) Nature of Commitment to Each Other

2 .Parent immigration visa:

Parent immigration visa (category 103)

Contribution parent immigration visa (category 143)

Contribution parent immigration temporary visa (Category 173)

Elderly Parent Immigration Visa (Category 804)

Contributing Class Elderly Parent Residence Visa (Category 864)

Contributing Class Year Temporary Immigration Visa for Old Parents (Category 884)

3. Child Category Immigration Visa:

Children Category (Permanent Visa) (Subcategory 101)

Applicable to A biological, adopted or step-child overseas who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or New Zealand citizen who is eligible to sponsor.

Relative Orphan Category (Permanent Visa) (Subcategory 117)

Applicable to overseas children under the age of 18 who are relatives of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens. Their parents are unable to care for them due to death, permanent incapacity, or missing persons.

Adoption Category (Permanent Visa) (Subcategory 102)

Applicable to children under 18 years old who have been or will be adopted by an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or New Zealand citizen who is eligible to sponsor of overseas children. Please note: If the child was adopted before his or her parents became Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or New Zealand citizens eligible to be sponsored, they cannot apply for this type of visa. They must apply for a child visa (subclass 101).

Dependent Child Visa (subclass 445)

Applicable to children whose parents hold a temporary partner visa and whose permanent partner visa is in the process. The sponsor must be the same person who sponsored the child's parent.