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Australia PR Eligibility Calculator

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.

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Points breakdown for Australia PR

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


Australia Immigration Points Calculator

Based on a number of factors mentioned below, your points for Australia PR are calculated.

Age:

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

Education: 20 Points Maximum

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

Experience Outside Australia: 15 Points Maximum

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

Experience Inside Australia: 20 Points Maximum

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

Language ability: 20 Points Maximum

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

Language Tests accepted by Australia Immigration for Permanent Residency

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.

What are the Competent, Proficient and Superior English levels in Australia Immigration?

Competent English for Australia Immigration

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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

Canada PR Draws 2025
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

Canada PR Draws 2025
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

Requirements for Australian PR Programs

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:

Skilled Independent Visa Subclass 189 (Use our 189 Visa Points Calculator)

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

Skilled Nominated Visa Subclass 190 (Use our 190 Visa Points Calculator)

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.

Territory Nominated/Sponsored Visa Subclass 491

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.

Costs involved in Australia PR process

Australia PR Visa Cost

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.

Australia PR Visa Types

The three major pathways for skilled migration to obtain permanent residency in Australia are subclasses 189, 190, and 491.

Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)

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.

Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

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.

Regional/Territory Nominated Visa - Subclass 491

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.

Difference between subclass 189 and subclass 190 Visa

Australia Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)

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.

Australia Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

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.

SOL (Skilled Occupation List) Australia

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.

Here's a breakdown of what you should know about the SOL:

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.

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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

Regional Occupation List (ROL) Australia points breakdown for Australia PR

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:

Purpose of the ROL

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: Max 10 Points

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

B. Australia PR Points Spouse category: Maximum Points 35

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

C. State & Territory Nomination points for Australia PR: Maximum 15 Points

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
  1. Category A (Primary applicant) + B (Secondary applicant) = 170 Points
  2. Category A (Primary applicant) + B (Secondary applicant) + C (State/Territory Nomination) = 185 Points

Processing time for Australia PR

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

Quick Tips to Boost Your Australia PR Score

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:

Retake IELTS/PTE for Higher Scores:

Improving your English test results can add valuable points to your Australia PR eligibility.

Include Your Spouse for Additional Points:

Gain extra points if your spouse meets requirements like language proficiency and Skill Assessment Australia.

Apply for State Nomination (Subclass 190/491):

Secure additional points through state nomination or sponsorship by an eligible relative.

Take the NAATI (CCL) Test:

Earn bonus points by clearing the Credentialed Community Language (NAATI) exam.

Gain More Work Experience:

Increasing relevant skilled work experience can boost your overall PR points score.

Study in Australia:

Completing education in Australia can enhance your profile and improve your Australia PR visa prospects.

Consult Australia PR Experts:

Get personalized strategies from experienced Australia immigration consultants to maximize your chances of success.

How does GreenTree Immigration help with the Australia PR & Immigration Process?

GreenTree Immigration delivers a high success rate in the Australia PR process through a structured, expert-driven approach. Every application begins with an in-depth evaluation to ensure your profile meets Australia PR eligibility and aligns with current immigration requirements.

Profile Evaluation & PR Eligibility Check:

Comprehensive assessment of your profile based on the Australia PR points calculator, work experience, education, and alignment with the Skilled Occupation List (SOL).

Personalized PR Strategy:

Tailored guidance to choose the right Australia PR visa subclass (Subclass 189, 190, 491) and improve your chances of selection.

Professional Resume Preparation:

Creation of a strong, ATS-friendly resume that meets Skill Assessment Australia standards and immigration authority expectations.

End-to-End Documentation Support:

Complete assistance with accurate, error-free Australia PR visa documentation, ensuring smooth processing and compliance.

EOI & Visa Application Assistance:

Step-by-step support for Expression of Interest (EOI) submission, application filing, and tracking until you receive your Invitation to Apply (ITA).

IELTS/PTE & Profile Enhancement Guidance:

Expert tips to improve your language scores and overall Australia PR points.

Advanced CRM & Agile Process Management:

A fully automated system ensuring transparency, real-time updates, and efficient handling of your Australia immigration process.

Dedicated Case Manager:

A personal expert to guide you through every stage—from consultation to successfully securing your Australia Permanent Residency.

With a focus on precision, transparency, and strategy, GreenTree Immigration simplifies your journey to migrate to Australia with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What is the Minimum eligibility score for Australia PR?

A minimum of 65 Points needs to be satisfied in the points grid if one has to apply for Australia PR.

with 75 points can I get 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.

Assessing authority can be finalized on knowing the ANZSCO code of a particular profile.

How to find my ANZSCO code?

ANZSCO can be derived by ones roles and responsibility.

who is the best Australia Immigration consultant in india?

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.

Is the English language test mandatory for Australian PR?

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.

Can I bring my family after obtaining my Australian PR?

Yes, you can bring your family by sponsoring a visa for your parents.

Does subclass 491 guarantee a permanent residency after 5 years?

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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