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FAQ
(Australia)
- How much time will it take to get my Immigration?
From
the date of filing of the application with the Australian
immigration authorities, it takes 12-14 months time in India
provided there are no delays from the clients side. The
applications have been completed in less than 1 year also where the
interview conditions have been waived.
- Will an immigration officer interview me ?
Most
skilled workers applicants are interviewed to ensure the accuracy of
the information in the application, check language ability, and
verify the personal suitability of the applicant to settle
successfully in Australia. Visa offices may grant an interview
waiver, depending on the qualifications of the applicant, quality of
supporting documents, and the overall credibility of the applicant
- Am I required to carry certain amount of funds with me?
Skilled
worker applicants will generally be required to prove that they have
Aus $ 5000, plus Aus$1500 per accompanying dependant. These funds
are required to take care of the initial expenses, till suitable
employment is obtained.
- When can my dependants land ?
The accompanying
dependants can land with the principal applicant or after the
principal applicant, but in either case prior to the expiry date
indicated on the Australian immigrant visa.
- How much time will it take for me to get a job?
Your
job prospects are in built in to the system of immigration because
Australian immigration is only entertaining those professions ,
which are in demand in Australia . At present the unemployment rate
is a meager 6.8% . how ever your success entirely depends on how
well you perform in the interview.
- After how much time of my arrival in Australia can I work?
After
landing in Australia, the completion of formalities i.e. getting
social insurance number, health card, bank accounts take about 15
days. We advise clients to prepare their resumes and train them on
interview skills while in India.
- Do professionals need registration & licensing to work in
Australia?
Approximately 20% of occupations in Australia are
regulated professions and trades. These are to protect the health
and safety of Australians. People who want to work in regulated
occupations need to obtain a license from the provisional regulatory
body.
- Is there any racial discrimination while providing the job?
There
is absolutely no racial or social discrimination in Australia.
People form all nationalities live in total harmony in Australia.
Australian employers employ immigrants without prejudice of color or
nationality.
- Will my application benefit if I have a close relative in
Australia?
Skilled worker applicant will be awarded bonus
points if a close relative is a Australian citizen or permanent
resident and over the age of 19 years.
- Do I need a job offer to move to Australia if I have no
relatives in Australia?
No, you do not need an offer of
employment to qualify for permanent residence in Australia. You may
qualify under the Australias independent class, for permanent
residence, all without job offer. For further information on each of
these categories please consult us.
- When can Australian citizenship be obtained ?
Australian
citizenship can generally be obtained after 3 years of permanent
residence in Australia.
- Is Australian immigration point based?
Yes, the
immigration to Australia for skilled workers is based on a point
scoring system. The pass mark changes from time to time. You can
score points for skill, age, English language ability, specific work
experience, occupation in demand (and job offer), Australian
qualifications, spouse skills, foreign language skills or Australian
work experience or capital to invest in Australia, and relationship
(for Skilled Australian sponsored only). Points are awarded once the
basic requirements have been satisfied.
- Do I have to sit for an English language ability test?
You
must have sufficient ability in the English language for working in
Australia. A higher level of English is required for certain
occupations where English ability forms part of the skills
assessment. You have to sit for the IELTS exam to claim points for
English language.
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