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Are you planning to work in Australia?

Australia has been offering a wide variety of job opportunities for foreigners. This demand for manpower has surprisingly been increasing overtime. Hence, this is an opportunity Filipinos will not miss. There is a good number of Filipinos who have been completing requirements needed for their employment in Australia. The country has been offering quite a number of visa types. One of these is the Skilled Nominated Class, Subclass 190 visa.

Subclass visa 190

 
This visa type is a points-based visa. This means that applicants have to comply with a number of requirements with their equivalent points. If the candidate reaches the required number of points, then the visa application can be lodged. This visa is for those skilled workers who are nominated by an Australian state or territory. Bearers of this visa can live and work permanently in Australia. Further, eligible family members can also be included. Additionally, visa holders can enrol in Medicare (Australia’s health-care) and apply for Australian citizenship.

The requirements for this visa are the following:
  • Have an invitation to apply
  • Age older than 18 years but not more than 50 when the invitation was issued
  • Has a work nomination that matches the applicant’s qualifications and is included on the relevant skilled occupation list
  • Skills assessed through a suitable skills assessment
  • Scored at least 60 on the points test
  • Have at least competent English (IELTS or the International English Language Testing System examination score – minimum of 6.0)
  • Good health and character records 

Since it is a point-based system, here are some that candidates need to have to get a high score.
  • Age
  • English proficiency
  • Employment
  • Qualifications
  • Australian study requirements

Like what is mentioned, applicants can include their family members in the application. These are the eligible family members’ that can be included:
  • Applicant's partner
  • Applicant's dependent child
  • Applicant's dependent relative

Once granted with the visa, holders need to adhere to the state's rules. Some might require the applicant to stay in the territory for at least two years, have the state or territory informed on any changes to the applicant’s information like address, complete surveys and provide necessary information when needed. For more information, visit http://www.immi.gov.au/Visas/Pages/190.aspx. You can also check on how many points you already have if you are already eligible to make an application. Moreover, candidates have to get all the documents ready before application. Hence, have a checklist and make sure everything is ready before lodging the application.

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