Immigrate to Australia: Your Path to Permanent Residency 🇦🇺
Australia is ranked among the top countries in the world for its strong economy, quality of life, and excellent healthcare and education systems. If you’re considering immigration, here’s what you need to know about Australia’s point-based system.
🌏 Australia’s Global Rankings:
✅ 5th strongest passport in the world
✅ 9th in education worldwide
✅ 3rd in healthcare worldwide
✅ 5th in quality of life
💰 Cost of Living vs. Minimum Wage
- Minimum wage: $5,700 AUD per month
- Estimated monthly living expenses: $3,000 AUD
How to Qualify for Immigration to Australia
To be eligible, you must earn 65 points based on age, qualifications, work experience, and language proficiency.
1️⃣ Age Points
- 25 to 33 years → 30 points
- 33 to 40 years → 25 points
- 40 to 45 years → 15 points
2️⃣ Education Points
- Bachelor’s degree or higher → 15 points
3️⃣ Language Proficiency (IELTS or PTE Academic)
- IELTS 8 / PTE 79 (each skill) → 20 points
- IELTS 7 / PTE 65 (each skill) → 10 points
4️⃣ Marital Status Bonus
- Single applicants → 10 points
- Married applicants → 5 points (if spouse scores IELTS 5 / PTE 50)
5️⃣ Work Experience (in Your Field of Study)
- 3 to 5 years → 5 points
- 5 to 8 years → 10 points
- 8+ years → 15 points
Qualification & Experience Evaluation
Before applying, you must have your education and work experience assessed by an authorized Australian body.
Evaluation Authorities Based on Your Profession:
- Engineers → Engineers Australia
- Pharmacists → APharmC
- Medical Lab Technicians → VETASSESS
- IT & Software Professionals → ACS
- Accountants & Finance Professionals → CPA Australia
To complete the evaluation, you will need:
✅ Degree certificate & transcripts
✅ Experience certificates
✅ Salary proof (bank statements/pay slips)
🎯 What’s Next?
Once your qualifications are assessed, and you meet the required points, you can apply for permanent residency (PR), valid for 5 years! PR holders can later apply for Australian citizenship.