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The skilled stream of Australia's Immigration (non-humanitarian) Program is specifically designed to target migrants who have skills or abilities that will contribute to the Australian economy.
There are three types of categories under which you can apply for skilled immigration to Australia. -
The Skilled Independent Regional (Provisional) (SIR) Australia Visa is for skilled people who wish to live and work in a regional or low population growth area in Australia.
This Australian Visa was developed in consultation with state and territory governments and is designed to assist regional areas attract, and retain, skilled migrants to fill skill shortages, boost development in regional communities. -
As of 1 March 2003 a new Business Immigration program applies. The new program replaces all existing business immigration categories, and consists primarily of a two-stage application process.
At the first stage business migrants can apply for a provisional Australian Visa. Once granted the provisional Australian Visa, business migrants... -
Australia has become a major exporter of education at all levels, from primary school to tertiary education. Many people come here from overseas to take advantage of our excellent trade and vocational colleges, also the academic qualifications gained through universities and post-graduate courses. -
If you are over 55 years of age you may apply for an Australian Retirement Visa. Your spouse may be included in this Australia Visa regardless of their age. No other dependants can be included in a Retirement Visa.
An Australian Retirement Visa is a temporary Visa valid for four years. After four years, a Retirement Visa may be rolled-over every two years. -
Australia's Family Immigration Scheme is designed to allow people to immigrate to Australia to join family members already living here as permanent residents or Australian citizens.
A person who qualifies Australian Immigration may include their family unit in their Australia Visa. Normally the Australian relative must sign and lodge Sponsorship papers with the AU Government. -