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To be eligible for the Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa (subclass 888), you must have held a subclass 188 visa and met the relevant business or investment requirements for your stream.
The Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa (subclass 888) is the final stage for individuals who have held a provisional subclass 188 visa and have successfully met their business or investment commitments i
You must show you earned at least a minimum taxable income for the required number of years while holding your provisional visa, evidenced by ATO notices of assessment.
The Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) allows young adults from eligible countries to holiday and work in Australia, with requirements including a passport from an eligible country, being aged 18-30 (or 35 for some nationalities), and having sufficient funds.
The Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) is a post-study work visa designed for recent international graduates of eligible Australian qualifications.
The Skilled-Recognised Graduate visa (subclass 476) is a temporary work visa for recent engineering graduates from recognised institutions worldwide, allowing them to gain skilled work experience in Australia, with requirements including a recognised engineering degree, being under 31, and competent English. Eligible applicants can expect a processing time of 2-5 months and an estimated cost from AUD 425.
The Australian skilled migration points test is a system used to assess the eligibility of skilled workers for permanent residence visas, with applicants requiring at least 65 points to be considered. The points are awarded based on factors such as occupation, skills assessment, age, English language proficiency, and nomination by a state or territory government.
Yes. The 444 gives unrestricted work rights, so you can work full time, change employers, and run a business without sponsorship or an employment offer.
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