Australian Migration

Applying for immigration to Australia means applying for an Australian visa

All persons who are not Australian citizens require a visa to enter Australia. If you apply for immigration to Australia, you will receive an Australian visa which will give you certain rights in Australia. Note that this is distinct to obtaining Australian citizenship as technically you will hold a permanent Australian visa which would allow you to enter Australia and reside here as a permanent resident.

Introduction

Travel Rights

First Entry Date

Rights of Australian Permanent Residents

Visa Processing Times

Distinguished Talent Visa

Skilled Regional Sponsored-Part 1

Skilled Regional Sponsored-Part 2

Employer Nomination Scheme-Part 1

Employer Nomination Scheme-Part 2

Skilled Independent Visa-Part 1

Skilled Independent Visa-Part 2

Skilled Sponsored Visa - Family Sponsorship

Skilled Sponsored Visa - State/Territory Sponsorship

Investor Visa

Business Owner

Business Talent

Senior Executive

State/Territory Sponsored Business-Part 1

State/Territory Sponsored Business-Part 2

State/Territory Sponsored Executive

State/Territory Sponsored Investor

Australia Investor Retirement-Part 1

Australia Investor Retirement-Part 2

Australia Citizenship

WANT TO JOIN YOUR CHILDREN IN AUSTRALIA?

Your children could sponsor you to live and work in Australia! There are 5500 visas available this year for people who want to join their children in Australia.

Tags: Applicant, Australia, Business, Citizenship, Immigration, Investor, Rights, Visa

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