Skilled Migration to Australia from Bangladesh

Skilled Migration to Australia from Bangladesh

• Are You a Skilled Professional?


• Looking For Migration to Australia

It s a great News for You Australian Government is now giving opportunity for your Migration to Australia if you are an skilled Professional and Working in Bangladesh. You have to Fulfilled Certain Migration Criteria and You have to check your eligibility and Total Migration Point before starting Your Application. 

Talk with Our Australia Migration Expert to Check Your Occupation under Australia Migration Occupation list, Your Score for Migration eligibility and all Documents required for visa application.

Migration to Australia From Bangladesh (4 Types)

• Skilled Independent Subclass 189 Visa
• Skilled Nominated Subclass 190 Visa


• Regional Employment
• State Nominated Occupation List

Skilled Independent Subclass 189 Visa This visa is for invited workers and New Zealand citizens with skills australia need, to live and work permanently anywhere in Australia.

 

Stay

Permanently

Processing times

75% of applications: 11 months

90% of applications: 13 months

 

With this visa, you can

• stay in Australia permanently


• work and study in Australia


• enrol in Australia s public health care scheme


• sponsor your relatives to come to Australia


• travel to and from Australia for 5 years


• if eligible, become an Australian citizen

Process ( You can use this Information for making Infographics and according to the vhaia’s Guidelines Use Prospectus infographics Based on not to information based) Permanent General Skilled
Migration visa which does not require sponsorship by a State/Territory
Government or relative in Australia.

In order to apply for a Skilled Independent Subclass 189 visa, you must first lodge an Expression of Interest through SkillSelect and be invited by the Department of Immigration to apply


Once you are invited to apply for a skilled visa, you must lodge your application within 60 days, otherwise the invitation lapses. Accordingly, it is very important that you have all required documentation prepared to lodge as soon as possible after receiving the invitation

Visa Criteria

In order to qualify for a Subclass 189 visa, you would need to:

• Lodge an EOI (Express of Interest) and be invited to apply
• Meet the pass mark in the skilled migration points test – currently 65
• Be aged between 18 and 44 inclusive
• Pass Skills Assessment in an occupation on the Occupations List for Skilled Independent visa
• Have Competent English or higher
• Meet health and character requirements

This option does not require sponsorship by a relative or State/Territory Government.

Do I Apply in Australia or Overseas?

• You can either be in Australia or 


• overseas 

when you apply for a Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa. In order to lodge from within Australia, you would need to hold a substantive visa or a Bridging A, B or C visa. Once you apply from within Australia, you would receive a bridging visa allowing you to remain in Australia during processing of your visa application.

Including Family Members

You can include the following types of family members in your application:

• Spouses
• Dependent children
• Other dependent family members – eg parents who live with you and are financially dependent

It is possible to include partners and dependent children after lodgement of the application, but other dependent family members must be included at lodgement.

Duration and Conditions

The visa is a permanent visa, allowing applicants to remain in Australia indefinitely with full work rights.

If you are outside Australia when the visa is granted, you and your family members will need to enter Australia for the first time prior to expiry of your health and police clearances.

GoGlobal has significant expertise in handling general skilled visa applications, and can help you with:

Getting your skills assessed

• Coming up with strategies to maximise your points score


• Lodging visa applications within tight deadlines


• Managing your bridging visas


• Getting results with minimum stress and worry for you

Step by Step process

Step 1 >
Before you apply > You must submit an expression of interest (EOI) through SkillSelect to let us know you want to apply for this visa.

Step 2 > Gather
your documents > You will need to provide documents to support the claims you make in your EOI and show you meet the other eligibility criteria

Step 3 >
Apply for the visa > When you have your invitation you can apply online. You can be in or outside Australia. You have 60 days from the date of your invitation to apply for the visa.

Step 4 >
After you apply > We will let you know when we have received your application. If you are granted a bridging visa you will receive notification of your visa grant.

Step 5 > Visa outcome > You can be in or outside Australia when we decide your visa application but not in immigration clearance. We will let you know our decision in writing. If we grant your visa, we will tell you:

• your visa grant number


• the date your visa starts


• your visa conditions, if applicable

Keep a copy of the decision.If we refuse your visa, we will tell you:

• why we refused the visa


• whether you have a right to a review of the decision

We will not refund the application charge if we refuse your application.

Skilled Nominated Subclass 190 Visa

This visa lets nominated skilled workers live and work in Australia as permanent residents.

Stay

Permanently

Processing times

• 75% of applications: 8 months


• 90% of applications: 10 months

With this visa, you can

• stay in Australia permanently
• work and study in Australia
• enrol in Australia s public health care scheme, 
• sponsor your relatives to come to Australia
• travel to and from Australia for 5 years
• if eligible, become an Australian citizen

You must

• have an occupation on the relevant skilled list
• have a suitable skills assessment for the occupation
• be invited to apply for this visa
• satisfy the points test

Regional Employment

The Australian Government will continue to work closely with state, territory and local governments, and regional authorities to provide regional migration programs that support regional development and help supply the skill needs of regional employers.

These programs are designed to address the special circumstances of rural and regional Australia, which cover all of Australia except Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and Melbourne.

They are employer-friendly, flexible and include concessions for regional employers.

The programs aim to attract young, skilled, English speaking migrants to regional areas of Australia where they are most needed. Generally, skilled migrants are under 50 years of age, have the required English language skills, qualifications and relevant work experience.



Australian
Citizenship


Become an Australian Citizen

You can become a citizen of Australia in different ways. You must meet our criteria before you apply. Conferral and descent are the most common ways to apply.

Become an Australian citizen (by conferral)

Permanent residents or New Zealand citizens

This is for:

• Australian permanent residents aged 18-59
• children aged 16 or 17
• children 15 years or younger applying with a parent or guardian
• Commonwealth Child Migration Scheme migrants
• eligible New Zealand citizens
• partners or spouses of an Australian citizen
• refugees or humanitarian migrants

Person 60 years or over

This is for:

• permanent residents aged 60 years or over


• Commonwealth Child Migration Scheme migrants


• eligible New Zealand citizens


• partners or spouses of an Australian citizen


• refugees or humanitarian migrants

Become an Australian citizen (by descent)

Your parent was an Australian citizen when you were born overseas

This is for: people born overseas to a parent who is or was an Australian citizen and for parents to register a child born overseas

Visa Criteria
In order to qualify for a Subclass 190 visa, you would need to:

• Lodge an EOI (Express of Interest) and be invited to apply
• Meet the pass mark in the skilled migration points test – currently 65
• Be aged between 18 and 44 inclusive
• Pass Skills Assessment in an occupation on the Occupations List for Skilled Independent visa
• Have Competent English or higher
• Meet health and character requirements