Graduate Visa – Australian Graduate Visa

The Graduate Visa has been introduced to assist international students to remain in Australia following their studies inorder to improve their english skills or to gain the necessary work experience. The Graduate visa enables these candidates to remain in Australia for a period of upto 18months. Within this time period, the Graduate Visa holder is permitted to apply for Permanent residence when they have met all the requirements of the GSM (General Skilled Migration) points test.

Candidates should be aware of some of the following conditions.

1. be under the age of 45
* in the last six months has completed an eligible qualification as a result of at least two years study in Australia
* is not able to meet the required points test for the Skilled – Independent Residence visa
* has the skills and qualifications that meet the Australian standard for an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and your nominated occupation is classified as either a 60 point occupation or a 50 point occupation.

The Graduate Visa enables the candidate and any secondary applicants included in your visa application to remain in Australia for up to 18 months with no restrictions on work or study.  While on this visa the candidates may travel, work, continue study to improve their english skills or to complete their professional year.

For assistance with your graduate visa eligibility or application contact us today.

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Affordable Visa services  for people and businesses moving to Australia. Banksia Immigration offers all clients an honest and reliable service to get you off to a great start in Australia.

For those comtemplating state sponsorship, you should be aware that due to the upcoming Federal election and the Victorian state election, there is likely to be delays in come visa processing and or policy changes. In recent years, Immigration policy has been some what politicised (due largely to asylum seekers) so we can expect political parties to be making changes.

For instance,  the Victorian Government is currently finalising its own State Migration Plan and when finalised it will be released on their website. Only those professions or occupations they nominate will be considered for state sponsorship. It is expected that this new list of occupations will be released sometime in August 2010. As a result, state sponsorship in Victoria is not being considered before the new list is released.

Banksia is a full service visa bureau and is qualified to advise you a visa that best suits your needs.
Due to ongoing regulation changes and uncertainty, it is more important the ever to obtain the advice of a professional migration agent.

Sure you may save some money “do it yourself” but consider the impact of delays in your visa application or even worse a visa rejection!

Contact us today to see how affordable our service  is.