Skilled Immigration
From 1 July 2012, the majority of visas for interested skilled immigrants are managed through SkillSelect. Pursuant to the new skilled migration system, a submission of an expression of interest (EOI) with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), and an invitation from the Department is required in order to lodge a visa application
At HML, we provide comprehensive and personalised advices on the available migration visa options according to your circumstances, exploring strategies to assist in maximising your ‘points score’ in order to increase your opportunity in obtaining an invitation from DIAC. Upon your receiving of an invitation, we provide legal representation for your Visa application work, from forms and evidence preparations to lodgement of your application. Utilising our legal profession, we generate decision-ready submissions ensuring your application is of thorough compliance with the law.
List of Visas
| Visa Number | Visa Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Subclass 189 | Skilled Independent |
Permanent visa for skilled workers not sponsored by an employer, state, territory or family member. This visa permits visa holder to live and work in Australia permanently. |
| Subclass 190 | Skilled – Nominated |
Permanent visa for skilled workers nominated by a state or territory. This visa permits the visa holder to live and work permanently in Australia. |
| Subclass 485 | Skilled – Graduate |
Temporary visa for overseas students who have studied in Australia in the last 6
months, and enrolled in a course of at least 2 years duration, to remain in
Australia for 18 months. Students may gain work experience, complete a professional year or improve their English during their stay in Australia. |
| Subclass 476 | Skilled – Recognised Graduate |
Temporary visa for recent graduates of selected overseas universities to stay
and work in Australia for up to 18 months. Visa holder is to work in occupations that are in demand in Australia. |
