Independent migration
Explore a permanent skilled visa that does not require state, relative or employer sponsorship.
Explore Australian skilled migration pathways, including permanent skilled visas, regional options and selected graduate pathways.
Australia's skilled migration programs are designed to attract people whose qualifications, occupations and professional experience may contribute to the country's workforce and economy.
The appropriate pathway depends on your occupation, qualifications, employment history, English ability, age, points score, skills assessment, nomination options and other personal circumstances.
Explore a permanent skilled visa that does not require state, relative or employer sponsorship.
Consider permanent or provisional pathways involving nomination by a state or territory government.
Explore opportunities to live, work and study in a designated regional area of Australia.
Review temporary post-study options available to some eligible international graduates.
View Temporary Graduate visaExplore permanent skilled visa pathways including independent migration, state or territory nomination and eligible regional permanent residence pathways.
A permanent visa pathway for invited skilled workers who may qualify without nomination by an Australian state, territory, employer or eligible relative.
A permanent skilled visa for applicants nominated by an Australian state or territory government and invited to apply.
A permanent skilled regional visa pathway for eligible applicants who have lived and worked in specified regional areas and meet the requirements applying to subclass 887.
The Temporary Graduate visa is a separate temporary post-study pathway rather than a points-tested skilled migration visa.
A temporary visa that may allow eligible international graduates to live, study and work in Australia after completing their studies.
Applicants must select the stream applying to their qualification and circumstances. Stream names, age limits, qualification rules and stay periods can vary.
For eligible graduates with certain associate degrees, diplomas or trade qualifications.
For eligible graduates who have completed a degree or higher-level qualification.
For certain eligible graduates connected with study and residence in a regional area.
Skilled migration eligibility depends on multiple requirements and the rules applying to the relevant visa subclass.
Your personal profile can affect your points score, invitation prospects and possible visa pathways.
Visa-specific requirements may determine whether you can submit an Expression of Interest or accept an invitation.
The precise process varies, but a points-tested skilled visa application commonly includes these stages.
Review your occupation, age, qualifications, experience, English level and likely points.
Apply to the relevant assessing authority where a suitable skills assessment is required.
Complete any required English test and gather documents supporting your points claims.
Submit an Expression of Interest and pursue state nomination where relevant.
After receiving an invitation, submit the visa application and supporting evidence within the permitted period.
Receive structured assistance with assessing, preparing and managing your skilled migration pathway.
We assess which skilled migration options may be relevant to your circumstances.
We help identify possible points claims and the supporting evidence they may require.
We explain the relevant assessing authority process and document requirements.
We review applicable state or territory nomination options and their requirements.
We assist with preparing accurate Expression of Interest information based on available evidence.
We help prepare the visa application and respond to relevant requests during processing.
Skilled occupation lists, nomination programs, invitation priorities, visa charges, processing arrangements, and eligibility requirements can change. This page provides general information only and does not guarantee eligibility, nomination, an invitation, or visa approval. Please obtain an individual assessment before making migration, education, or employment decisions.
Arrange a consultation to discuss your occupation, qualifications, employment experience, points score and possible migration pathways.