Check your eligibility for Australia PR in minutes with GreenTree Immigration’s Australia PR Points Calculator. Designed for skilled professionals aiming to migrate, this tool helps you instantly assess your score based on the Australia immigration points system. To apply for Australia Permanent Residency (PR), your occupation must be listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and meet the minimum requirement of 65 points, though higher scores improve your chances of invitation. Our Australia PR eligibility calculator India simplifies the process with a quick, accurate skilled migration assessment, delivering your results directly to your inbox.
Maximum points in the Australia PR points grid:
170 points inclusive of spouse factors (without State of territory nomination)
135 Points without spouse factors (without State of territory nomination)
State Nomination adds 5 points
Territory Nomination adds 15 points
Based on a number of factors mentioned below, your points for Australia PR are calculated.
Skilled migrants between the ages of 18 and 45 can get points, with the maximum being 30 points for people in the age group 25-32.
| Age (Maximum 30 points) | Points |
|---|---|
| 18 to 24 | 25 |
| 25 to 32 | 30 |
| 33 to 39 | 25 |
| 40 to 44 | 15 |
The applicant should hold at least a diploma or a bachelor's degree to be eligible to apply for PR.
| Requirement | Points |
|---|---|
| A Doctorate from an Australian educational institution or from another educational institution that is of a recognized standard | 20 |
| Bachelor's or master’s degree from any educational institution | 15 |
| A diploma or trade qualification from an Australian educational institution | 10 |
Candidates should demonstrate a minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience for the occupation they’ve applied for from the Skilled Occupation List.
| Number of years | Points |
|---|---|
| Less than 3 years | 0 |
| At least 3 but less than 5 years | 5 |
| At least 5 but less than 8 years | 10 |
| At least 8 years | 15 |
Having Australian work experience is an added advantage and will fetch you extra points, a maximum of 20 for 8+ years in a skilled occupation.
| Number of years | Points |
|---|---|
| Less than 1 years | 0 |
| At least 1 but less than 3 years | 5 |
| At least 3 but less than 5 years | 10 |
| At least 5 but less than 8 years | 15 |
| At least 8 years | 20 |
Prove proficiency in any of the English tests, such as IELTS, TOEFL, PTE Academic, OET, or the Cambridge C1 Advanced Test. Language scores are really important, and depending on your test score, you may fall into competent, proficient, or superior categories.
| English Proficiency Level | Points |
|---|---|
| Competent English | 0 |
| Proficient English | 10 |
| Superior English | 20 |
As of 7 August 2025, the Australian Immigration Department accepts test scores from language exams taken only at an exam centre.
Cambridge C1 Advanced Test (C1 Advanced)
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General (CELPIP General)
International English Language Testing System Academic (IELTS Academic), including One Skill Retake (OSR)
International English Language Testing System General Training (IELTS General Training), including One Skill Retake (OSR)
LANGUAGECERT Academic Test (LANGUAGECERT Academic)
Michigan English Test (MET), including Single Section Retake (SSR)
Occupational English Test (OET)
Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic)
Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) - To ensure your TOEFL iBT result is valid for Australian visa purposes, you must select 'Taking TOEFL for Australia' when registering for your test.
| Test | Scores |
|---|---|
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 6 for listening ‣ 6 for reading ‣ 6 for writing ‣ 6 for speaking |
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS General Training) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 6 for listening ‣ 6 for reading ‣ 6 for writing ‣ 6 for speaking |
| Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 47 for listening ‣ 48 for reading ‣ 51 for writing ‣ 54 for speaking |
| Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 16 for listening ‣ 16 for reading ‣ 19 for writing ‣ 19 for speaking |
| Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General (CELPIP General) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 7 for listening ‣ 7 for reading ‣ 7 for writing ‣ 7 for speaking |
| Test | Scores |
|---|---|
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 7 for listening ‣ 7 for reading ‣ 7 for writing ‣ 7 for speaking |
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS General Training) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 7 for listening ‣ 7 for reading ‣ 7 for writing ‣ 7 for speaking |
| Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 58 for listening ‣ 59 for reading ‣ 69 for writing ‣ 76 for speaking |
| Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 22 for listening ‣ 22 for reading ‣ 26 for writing ‣ 24 for speaking |
| Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General (CELPIP General) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 9 for listening ‣ 8 for reading ‣ 10 for writing ‣ 8 for speaking |
| Test | Scores |
|---|---|
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 8 for listening ‣ 8 for reading ‣ 8 for writing ‣ 8 for speaking |
| International English Language Testing System (IELTS General Training) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 8 for listening ‣ 8 for reading ‣ 8 for writing ‣ 8 for speaking |
| Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 68 for listening ‣ 70 for reading ‣ 85 for writing ‣ 88 for speaking |
| Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 26 for listening ‣ 27 for reading ‣ 30 for writing ‣ 28 for speaking |
| Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General (CELPIP General) | In each of the 4 test components, at least ‣ 10 for listening ‣ 10 for reading ‣ 12 for writing ‣ 10 for speaking |
As mentioned, there are 3 visa pathways through which applicants can gain permanent residency in Australia. The requirements for the three Australia PR subclasses are given below:
Below 45 years of age
Minimum of 65 in the overall points grid
Occupation in the Skilled Occupation List
English language assessment scores
Should receive an invitation to apply
State sponsorship not required
Below 45 years of age.
Occupation should be present in the Nominated Skilled Occupation list.
Obtain a state nomination from the Australian government.
English language assessment scores.
Should receive an invitation to apply
Should satisfy other PR eligibility requirements.
Below 45 years of age.
Nomination can be from a region or a relative
Proof of permanent residency of the sponsoring relative
Minimum of 65 in the overall points grid
Should satisfy other PR eligibility requirements.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the approximate costs involved in the PR process. These are subject to changes in the fees stated by the Australian government and the dollar value.
| APPLICANTS | COST |
|---|---|
| DIBP fee for the Primary Applicant | 4910 AUD |
| DIBP fee for Secondary Applicant | 2455 AUD |
| DIBP fee for a dependent child | 1230 AUD |
| Skills Assessment For Primary Applicant (Charges may differ based on the skilled occupation and its assessing authority.) | 500 to 1500 AUD |
| Skills Assessment for Secondary applicant: (Charges may differ based on the skilled occupation and its assessing authority.) |
500 to 1500 AUD |
| Language test for Primary applicant: (The price may vary depending on the English test chosen.) |
18,000 INR |
| Language test for Secondary applicant (The price may vary depending on the English test chosen.) |
18,000 INR |
| Health requirements check Fee | 9000 - 11000 INR |
| Character requirements Check fee | 500 INR |
| Immigration Consultant Fee | as per market and GTI standards |
GreenTree Immigration is one of the best consultants in India, with PR processing costs being the most feasible in the country.
The three major pathways for skilled migration to obtain permanent residency in Australia are subclasses 189, 190, and 491.
With Subclass 189, you can live and work in Australia permanently and do not require sponsorship from a state. Skilled candidates are invited based on their points and the occupation they hold on Australia’s current Skilled Occupation List (SOL). The minimum requirements to qualify under subclass 189 would be 65 points.
Unlike Subclass 189, this visa needs nomination by a state or territory, with which you can obtain permanent residency to live and work in Australia. The minimum points are 65, and the chances increase with an increase in score. Attaining a nomination under Subclass 190 can award you with 5 additional points.
Skilled migrants can live and work in Australia for a temporary period of five years with Subclass 491. This is a pathway for permanent residency and can be applied for after 4 years of stay in Australia.
The Australia Skilled Independent Visa (subclass 189) is a permanent residency visa designed to attract skilled workers to Australia who are not sponsored by an employer, a state or territory government, or a family member.
The Australia Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) is a permanent residency visa for skilled workers who are nominated by an Australian State or Territory government. This means that your eligibility hinges on both meeting the visa's general requirements and receiving a nomination from a specific Australian state or territory that seeks your skills.
Both Subclass 189 and 190 are permanent residency visas for Australia, but differ in sponsorship.
The Skilled Occupation List (SOL) in Australia is a list of occupations that are in demand in Australia. The Australian government uses it to assess which skilled workers are eligible to migrate to Australia.
Purpose: The SOL helps Australia attract skilled workers to fill job shortages and contribute to the economy. It focuses on occupations where there aren't enough qualified Australians to fill the roles.
Visa Eligibility: If your occupation is on the SOL, you may be eligible to apply for certain skilled migration visas to Australia. These visas allow you to live and work permanently in Australia.
| S.NO. | Occupation | ANZSCO code | Assessing authority |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Construction project manager | 133111 | VETASSESS |
| 2 | Engineering manager | 133211 | Engineers Australia or AIM |
| 3 | Child care centre manager | 134111 | TRA |
| 4 | Nursing clinical director | 134212 | ANMAC |
| 5 | Primary health organization manager | 134213 | VETASSESS |
| 6 | Welfare centre manager | 134214 | ACWA |
| 7 | Arts administrator or manager | 139911 | VETASSESS |
| 8 | Environmental manager | 139912 | VETASSESS |
| 9 | Dancer or choreographer | 211112 | VETASSESS |
| 10 | Music director | 211212 | VETASSESS |
| 11 | Musician (instrumental) | 211213 | VETASSESS |
| 12 | Artistic director | 212111 | VETASSESS |
| 13 | Accountant (general) | 221111 | CPAA/CA/IPA |
| 14 | Management accountant | 221112 | CPAA/CA/IPA |
| 15 | Construction project manager | 221113 | CPAA/CA/IPA |
| 16 | External auditor | 221213 | CPAA/CA/IPA |
| 17 | Internal auditor | 221114 | VETASSESS |
| 18 | Actuary | 224111 | VETASSESS |
| 19 | Statistician | 224113 | VETASSESS |
| 20 | Economist | 224311 | VETASSESS |
| 21 | Land economist | 224511 | VETASSESS |
| 22 | Valuer | 224512 | VETASSESS |
| 23 | Management consultant | 224711 | AACA |
| 24 | Architect | 232111 | AACA |
| 25 | Landscape architect | 232112 | VETASSESS |
| 26 | Surveyor | 232212 | SSSI |
| 27 | Cartographer | 221113 | VETASSESS |
| 28 | Other spatial scientist | 232214 | VETASSESS |
| 29 | Chemical engineer | 233111 | Engineers Australia |
| 30 | Materials engineer | 233112 | Engineers Australia |
| 31 | Civil engineer | 233211 | Engineers Australia |
| 32 | Geotechnical engineer | 233212 | Engineers Australia |
| 33 | Quantity surveyor | 233213 | AIQS |
| 34 | Structural engineer | 233214 | Engineers Australia |
| 35 | Transport engineer | 233215 | Engineers Australia |
| 36 | Electrical engineer | 233311 | Engineers Australia |
| 37 | Electronics engineer | 233411 | Engineers Australia |
| 38 | Industrial engineer | 233511 | Engineers Australia |
| 39 | Mechanical engineer | 233512 | Engineers Australia |
| 40 | Production or plant engineer | 233513 | Engineers Australia |
| 41 | Mining engineer (excluding petroleum) | 233611 | Engineers Australia |
| 42 | Petroleum engineer | 233612 | Engineers Australia |
| 43 | Aeronautical engineer | 233911 | Engineers Australia |
| 44 | Agricultural engineer | 233912 | Engineers Australia |
| 45 | Biomedical engineer | 233913 | Engineers Australia |
| 46 | Engineering technologist | 233914 | Engineers Australia |
| 47 | Environmental engineer | 233915 | Engineers Australia |
| 48 | Naval architect | 233916 | Engineers Australia |
| 49 | Engineering professionals (nec) | 233999 | Engineers Australia |
| 50 | Agricultural consultant | 234111 | VETASSESS |
| 51 | Agricultural scientist | 234112 | VETASSESS |
| 52 | Forester | 234113 | VETASSESS |
| 53 | Chemist | 234211 | VETASSESS |
| 54 | Food technologist | 234212 | VETASSESS |
| 55 | Environmental consultant | 234312 | VETASSESS |
| 56 | Environmental research scientist | 234313 | VETASSESS |
| 57 | Environmental scientist (nec) | 234399 | VETASSESS |
| 58 | Geophysicist | 234412 | VETASSESS |
| 59 | Hydro geologist | 234413 | VETASSESS |
| 60 | Life scientist (general) | 234511 | VETASSESS |
| 61 | Biochemist | 234513 | VETASSESS |
| 62 | Biotechnologist | 234514 | VETASSESS |
| 63 | Botanist | 234515 | VETASSESS |
| 64 | Marine biologist | 234516 | VETASSESS |
| 65 | Microbiologist | 234517 | VETASSESS |
| 66 | Zoologist | 234518 | VETASSESS |
| 67 | Life scientists (nec) | 234599 | VETASSESS |
| 68 | Medical laboratory scientist | 234611 | AIMS |
| 69 | Veterinarian | 234711 | AIMS |
| 70 | Conservator | 234911 | VETASSESS |
| 71 | Metallurgist | 234912 | VETASSESS |
| 72 | Meteorologist | 234913 | VETASSESS |
| 73 | Physicist | 234914 | VETASSESS/ACPSEM |
| 74 | Natural and physical science professionals (nec) | 234999 | VETASSESS |
| 75 | Early childhood (pre‑primary school) teacher | 241111 | AITSL |
| 76 | Secondary school teacher | 241411 | AITSL |
| 77 | Special needs teacher | 241511 | AITSL |
| 78 | Teacher of the hearing impaired | 234612 | AITSL |
| 79 | Teacher of the sight impaired | 234613 | AITSL |
| 80 | Special education teachers (nec) | 241599 | AITSL |
| 81 | University lecturer | 242111 | VETASSESS |
| 82 | Medical diagnostic radiographer | 251211 | ASMIRT |
| 83 | Medical radiation therapist | 251212 | ASMIRT |
| 84 | Nuclear medicine technologist | 251213 | ANZSNM |
| 85 | Sonographer | 234614 | ASMIRT |
| 86 | Optometrist | 251411 | OCANZ |
| 87 | Orthotics or prosthetics | 251912 | AOPA |
| 88 | Chiropractor | 252111 | CCEA |
| 89 | Osteopath | 252112 | AOAC |
| 90 | Occupational therapist | 252411 | OTC |
| 91 | Physiotherapist | 252511 | APC |
| 92 | Podiatrist | 252611 | ANZPAC |
| 93 | Audiologist | 252711 | VETASSESS |
| 94 | Speech pathologist | 252112 | SPA |
| 95 | General practitioner | 252111 | MedBA |
| 96 | Specialist physician (general medicine) | 253311 | MedBA |
| 97 | Cardiologist | 253312 | MedBA |
| 98 | Clinical hematologist | 253313 | MedBA |
| 99 | Medical oncologist | 253314 | MedBA |
| 100 | Endocrinologist | 253315 | MedBA |
| 101 | Gastroenterologist | 253316 | MedBA |
| 102 | Intensive care specialist | 253317 | MedBA |
| 103 | Neurologist | 253318 | MedBA |
| 103 | Neurologist | 253318 | MedBA |
| 104 | Pediatrician | 253321 | MedBA |
| 105 | Renal medicine specialist | 253322 | MedBA |
| 106 | Rheumatologist | 253323 | MedBA |
| 107 | Thoracic medicine specialist | 253324 | MedBA |
| 108 | Specialist physicians (nec) | 253399 | MedBA |
| 109 | Psychiatrist | 253411 | MedBA |
| 110 | Surgeon (general) | 253511 | MedBA |
| 111 | Cardiothoracic surgeon | 253512 | MedBA |
| 112 | Neurosurgeon | 253513 | MedBA |
| 113 | Orthopaedic surgeon | 253514 | MedBA |
| 114 | Otorhinolaryngologist | 253515 | MedBA |
| 115 | Pediatric surgeon | 253516 | MedBA |
| 116 | Plastic and reconstructive surgeon | 253517 | MedBA |
| 117 | Urologist | 253518 | MedBA |
| 118 | Vascular surgeon | 253521 | MedBA |
| 119 | Dermatologist | 253911 | MedBA |
| 120 | Emergency medicine specialist | 253912 | MedBA |
| 121 | Obstetrician and gynaecologist | 253913 | MedBA |
| 122 | Ophthalmologist | 253914 | MedBA |
| 123 | Pathologist | 253915 | |
| 124 | Diagnostic and interventional radiologist | 253917 | MedBA |
| 125 | Radiation oncologist | 253918 | MedBA |
| 126 | Midwife | 254111 | ANMAC |
| 127 | Medical practitioners (nec) | 253999 | ANMAC |
| 128 | Nurse practitioner | 254411 | ANMAC |
| 129 | Registered nurse (aged care) | 254112 | ANMAC |
| 130 | Registered nurse (child and family health) | 254413 | ANMAC |
| 131 | Registered nurse (community health) | 254414 | ANMAC |
| 132 | Registered nurse (critical care and emergency) | 254415 | ANMAC |
| 133 | Registered nurse (developmental disability) | 254416 | ANMAC |
| 134 | Registered nurse (disability and rehabilitation) | 254417 | ANMAC |
| 135 | Registered nurse (medical) | 254418 | ANMAC |
| 136 | Registered nurse (medical practice) | 254421 | ANMAC |
| 137 | Registered nurse (mental health) | 254422 | ANMAC |
| 138 | Registered nurse (perioperative) | 254423 | ANMAC |
| 139 | Registered nurse (surgical) | 254424 | ANMAC |
| 140 | Registered nurse (pediatrics) | 254425 | ANMAC |
| 141 | Registered nurses (nec) | 254499 | ANMAC |
| 142 | ICT business analyst | 261111 | ACS |
| 143 | Systems analyst | 261112 | ACS |
| 144 | Multimedia specialist | 261211 | ACS |
| 145 | Analyst programmer | 261311 | ACS |
| 146 | Multimedia specialist | 261211 | ACS |
| 147 | Software engineer | 261313 | ACS |
| 148 | Software and applications programmers (nec) | 261399 | ACS |
| 149 | ICT security specialist | 263111 | ACS |
| 150 | Computer network and systems engineer | 263111 | ACS |
| 151 | Telecommunications engineer | 263311 | Engineers Australia |
| 152 | Telecommunications network engineer | 263312 | Engineers Australia |
| 153 | Barrister | 271111 | a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory |
| 154 | Solicitor | 271311 | a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory |
| 155 | Clinical psychologist | 272311 | APS |
| 156 | Educational psychologist | 272312 | APS |
| 157 | Organizational psychologist | 272313 | APS |
| 158 | Psychologists (nec) | 272399 | APS |
| 159 | Social worker | 272511 | AASW |
| 160 | Civil engineering draftsperson | 312211 | APS |
| 161 | Civil engineering technician | 312212 | VETASSESS |
| 162 | Electrical engineering draftsperson | 312311 | Engineers Australia |
| 163 | Electrical engineering technician | 312312 | TRA |
| 164 | Radio communications technician | 313211 | TRA |
| 165 | Telecommunications field engineer | 312312 | Engineers Australia |
| 166 | Telecommunications network planner | 312313 | Engineers Australia |
| 167 | Telecommunications technical officer or technologist | 312314 | Engineers Australia |
| 168 | Automotive electrician | 321111 | TRA |
| 169 | Motor mechanic (general) | 321211 | TRA |
| 170 | Diesel motor mechanic | 321212 | TRA |
| 171 | Motorcycle mechanic | 321213 | TRA |
| 172 | Small engine mechanic | 321214 | TRA |
| 173 | Sheet metal trades worker | 322211 | TRA |
| 174 | Metal fabricator | 322311 | TRA |
| 175 | Pressure welder | 322312 | TRA |
| 176 | Welder (first class) | 322313 | TRA |
| 175 | Pressure welder | 322312 | TRA |
| 176 | Welder (first class) | 322313 | TRA |
| 177 | Fitter (general) | 323211 | TRA |
| 178 | Fitter and turner | 323212 | TRA |
| 179 | Fitter‑welder | 323213 | TRA |
| 180 | Metal machinist (first class) | 323214 | TRA |
| 181 | Locksmith | 323313 | TRA |
| 182 | Panel beater | 324111 | TRA |
| 183 | Bricklayer | 331111 | TRA |
| 184 | Stonemason | 331112 | TRA |
| 185 | Carpenter and joiner | 331211 | TRA |
| 186 | Carpenter | 332211 | TRA |
| 187 | Joiner | 331213 | TRA |
| 188 | Painting trades worker | 332211 | TRA |
| 189 | Glazier | 333111 | TRA |
| 190 | Fibrous plasterer | 333211 | TRA |
| 191 | Solid plasterer | 333212 | TRA |
| 191 | Solid plasterer | 333212 | TRA |
| 192 | Wall and floor tiler | 333411 | TRA |
| 193 | Plumber (general) | 334111 | TRA |
| 194 | Air-conditioning and mechanical services plumber | 334112 | TRA |
| 195 | Drainer | 334113 | TRA |
| 196 | Drainer | 334113 | TRA |
| 197 | Roof plumber | 334115 | TRA |
| 198 | Electrician (general) | 341111 | TRA |
| 199 | Electrician (special class) | 341112 | TRA |
| 200 | Lift mechanic | 341113 | TRA |
| 201 | Air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanic | 342111 | TRA |
| 202 | Technical cable jointer | 342212 | TRA |
| 203 | Electronic equipment trades worker | 342313 | TRA |
| 204 | Electronic instrument trades worker (general) | 342314 | TRA |
| 205 | Electronic instrument trades worker (special class) | 342315 | TRA |
| 206 | Chef | 351311 | TRA |
| 207 | Horse trainer | 361112 | TRA |
| 208 | Cabinetmaker | 394111 | TRA |
| 209 | Boat builder and repairer | 399111 | TRA |
| 210 | Shipwright | 399112 | TRA |
| 211 | Tennis coach | 452316 | VETASSESS |
| 212 | Footballer | 452411 | VETASSESS |
The Regional Occupation List (ROL) is a list of occupations that are in demand in specific regions of Australia. It's a crucial part of Australia's skilled migration program. Here's a breakdown of what it is and why it matters:
Addresses Regional Skills Shortages: Australia has some regions with lower population growth and a lack of skilled workers in certain occupations. The ROL aims to attract skilled migrants to these areas to fill those gaps.
Supports Regional Development: By encouraging skilled workers to settle in regional areas, the ROL helps boost local economies and communities
| Adaptability | Points (10 max) |
|---|---|
| Australian Study requirements/specialist education qualification Got a Master’s degree by research or a doctorate from an Australian educational institution (at least 2 academic years) in STEM background and ICT |
10 |
| 1 degree or diploma in Australia If you have studied at least 1 degree or diploma from all your education physically in Australia |
5 |
| Professional year in Australia (accounting, ICT) | 5 |
| Credentialled community language/NAATI Test passed (Passed NAATI test in a local community language) | 5 |
| Study in regional Australia (Studied in Regional Australia Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are not counted as Regional) |
5 |
Clearing NAATI, a Local community Language test, or Studying in a regional low-population area for a minimum of 2 years will get you extra points
You can also claim extra points for your spouse’s age, language proficiency, and a positive skill assessment.
| Attributes | Max Points |
|---|---|
| If the spouse is an Australian citizen or a PR holder | 10 |
| Positive Skills Assessment Listed in the same occupation list as the primary applicant Competent English Less than 45 years of age |
10 |
| Competent English without skills assessment | 5 |
| Single (Unmarried) | 10 |
Additional points are allotted for eligible candidates whose occupation is in demand for a particular state/territory. This applies to visa subclasses 190 and 491.
| Attributes | Max Points |
|---|---|
| State Nomination (Subclass 190) | 5 |
| Territory Nomination (Subclass 491) | 15 |
The Standard Processing time for Australia Immigration is approximately 10 to 11 months. Also, it varies with respective delays from the assessing body and document submission.
Subclass 189 Process time: 6 - 12 Months
Subclass 190 Process time: 10 - 15 Months
Subclass 491 Process time: 12 to 28 Months
The Australia PR process is highly competitive, and a higher score in the Australia PR points calculator can significantly improve your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA). Here are proven strategies to strengthen your profile and increase your Australia PR points:
Improving your English test results can add valuable points to your Australia PR eligibility.
Gain extra points if your spouse meets requirements like language proficiency and Skill Assessment Australia.
Secure additional points through state nomination or sponsorship by an eligible relative.
Earn bonus points by clearing the Credentialed Community Language (NAATI) exam.
Increasing relevant skilled work experience can boost your overall PR points score.
Completing education in Australia can enhance your profile and improve your Australia PR visa prospects.
Get personalized strategies from experienced Australia immigration consultants to maximize your chances of success.
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Comprehensive assessment of your profile based on the Australia PR points calculator, work experience, education, and alignment with the Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
Tailored guidance to choose the right Australia PR visa subclass (Subclass 189, 190, 491) and improve your chances of selection.
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Step-by-step support for Expression of Interest (EOI) submission, application filing, and tracking until you receive your Invitation to Apply (ITA).
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A minimum of 65 Points needs to be satisfied in the points grid if one has to apply for Australia PR.
With 65 points being the eligibility benchmark 75 points has genuine chances to get nomination. However other factors Like occupation list and ANZSCO are to be considered.
Assessing authority can be finalized on knowing the ANZSCO code of a particular profile.
ANZSCO can be derived by ones roles and responsibility.
GreenTree Immigration is known for an iconic success rate with Australia Immigration or PR application. Being #1 consultant, we understand every client requirement and process with flexibility. We focus on customer-oriented service and satisfaction.
An English language score is an absolute must for applying for an Australian PR with PTE and IELTS being the most commonly taken up tests.
Yes, you can bring your family by sponsoring a visa for your parents.
It is vital to satisfy the points needed for PR. However, living on 491 in Australia for around 5 years will definitely give you an advantage for extra points while applying for a PR.
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