Part I: self-assessment scoring
Currently through a score of 60, the scale applies to skilled immigrants from Australia, the 189,190,489 visa category, which was implemented on July 01, 2012;
Australia's two-year study bonus
- Australian skilled immigrants who have studied in Australia for two years or more and have received a degree can add 5 points to their application.
- Australia's 2-year study is defined as 92 weeks of study, generally not less than 16 months, not required to be full-time, but must be taught in English, language courses are not counted. Australia's two-year study looks at the academic system (credits, hours), not the time of study (not through repetition, which does not count in this way);
- Only a degree with a corresponding certificate counts. In the case of co-operation, two years of teaching in Australia are required to qualify for Australia's 2-year study bonus. For the transfer of credits, either the original study is also in line with Australian learning requirements (CRICOS registered), if not requires courses in addition to the transfer credits to meet for two academic years, and if not, they will need to be re-enrolled. Or take a peer or advanced course to make up for it;
- Australia's two-year study can be either a separate 2-year course or an accumulation of two related majors, both of which do not require continuity (allowed intervals between the two degrees), but both require professional relevance in basic terms. The 2-year Australian study requirements are mainly aimed at recent graduates in Australia, and applicants who have already worked want to receive these five plus points at a relatively high cost, and the most important thing to pay attention to is to have a high level of correlation with the occupation they assess. It is not easy to take a course to add points;
If you want to get a master's degree, you must have an undergraduate degree, or your master's degree is evaluated as at least equivalent to an Australian undergraduate degree (career assessment agencies may advise). Official text: To receive points for a Masters degree, you must also have a Bachelor degree, or the Masters degree must be considered as at least comparable to Bachelor level at Australian standards. The authority that conducts your skills assessment will determine whether any qualifications earned outside Australia are of a standard that is comparable to the relevant Australian qualification.
Part two: submit the EOI and wait for the invitation
Submit two key points of the EOI: a complete career assessment and IELTS 4-6 transcripts;
Fill in the EOI,Claim score must be accurate;
- An uncertain score would rather not be;
- The effective date of each material must be earlier than or equivalent to the effective date of EOI (Date of Effect), for example: January 18 to obtain the results of the career assessment, then you can only submit EOI; on or after January 18
Invitation time: the first round of invitations of each month will be in the early hours of the first Monday, if there is a second round of invitations, it will be in the early hours of the third Monday;
The ID number after EOI submitted does not say anything, the number of people in a few days may be tens of thousands of differences, no one to worry about.
Part three: receipt of an invitation from EOI
Upon receipt of the invitation, click on the "apply visa" option, fill in the form first, and then pay the online visa fee. After a while, the mailbox will be addressed to applicants in Australia by acknowledgement letter and Bridging visa (.)
Next, you can upload the prepared material on the following websites, which can be transmitted in batches many times, at the following address: https://www.ecom.immi.gov.au/elp/app?login
File uploads will experience the following states,: recommended, required, received, requested. It is generally believed that the received status note was assigned to the visa group, but not to the visa officer. When it comes to the requested state, it is possible to supplement the material.
Part IV: preparation of visa materials
List of materials: different types of visa applications, slightly different materials required, please click on the corresponding visa types in the website to view the list of materials section;
All materials need to be scanned, non-originals need to be signed by JP, and then uploaded;
File naming and format:
- Use only 0-9, Az (case), dash "-" or under dash "_" between words, such as: Applicant-Academic_transcript, Applicant-Birth_certificate, Secondary_applicant-Birth_certificate;
- Avoid using "spaces", "periods", "commas", etc.
- Upload file can not be compressed format, such as "zip", it is recommended to use PDF format, you can highlight, to facilitate co review;
- File formats that can be uploaded include: doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, pdf, bmp, dcm, rtf, jpg, png, txt, dot, gif;
- Upload up to 60 files, each no greater than 5MB
Vocational Assessment: this is one of the most important links for independent skilled immigrants. As vocational assessment agencies require a wide variety of requirements, please first know which assessment body your profession is conducted by;
Passport photos: 2-inch passport size photos, do not need to be the same as passport photos;
Passport page: just scan the page with a photo of your passport;
IELTS: language performance, valid within three years. Approved exam types are IELTS/OET/TOEFL iBT/PTE Academic/CAE;
No criminal record in Australia (for applicants in Australia);
No crime in China
- Applicants in Australia can write a "power of attorney" to let their parents go to the local police station, after which they need to go to the notary office to notarize and translate into English. Please be sure to deal with the domestic crime-free time until the last time you left the country and returned to Australia. Police stations can issue a certificate on the same day, notarization translation in different places, the time varies from 1 to 2 weeks;
- If the return is more than one month, no criminal record needs to be reprocessed;
Notarization of birth: this is used to prove the age of the key materials, if entrusted to others, need domestic relatives and friends to hold your "power of attorney", identity cards, household registration, only-child honor certificate to the local notarization office to translate notarization;
Complete the letter and transcript;
2 years of study and life in remote areas;
- School completion letters and school transcripts can prove your "two-year distance" study time;
- BankStatement, rental contracts, a variety of bill, payroll, vehicle registration and so on can prove "two years of remote areas" living hours. Some nice visa officers do not make requests. However, it is suggested that the students of claim score prepare early, try to do it in a pdf to facilitate the visa officer to hear;
Form 80: no, but some visa officers will ask for early preparation, and it will take a long time to fill out this form;
Overseas education: generally speaking, the previous notarization can, but some visa officers will require Tsinghua certification or vetassess certification, suggested that there is time for free money students to do ahead of time;
Medical certificate:
- Upload receipt can;
- The period of validity of the medical examination is 1 year. After the medical examination is completed, it will be transmitted directly to the Migration Board by the hospital on the Internet.
- It is suggested that students applying for TR can do a PR check-up directly, just a few dozen Australian dollars more than the HIV blood test. It can be used to apply for PR within the validity period.
