What option is better (Visa 189/190/489)...
 

hi all,

If I get the skill assessment as a Computer System and Network Engineer (263111) which resides in Schedule 1 and score 65 points (Without Partner Skills and State Sponsorship) which option I should select.

Go for

1) Visa 189 ( 65 Marks)
2) Visa 190 (If get a state sponsorship marks will be 70)
3) Visa 489 - Designated Area (if First cousin sponsor me marks will be 75)

Which option have the better chance to migrate and obtain the PR ?
I eagerly waiting for your expertise responses.

Regards

Re: What option is better (Visa 189/190/489)...
 

The 189 & 190 are PR visas, so you would have that immediately (if granted). The 489 is provisional, but if you fulfil the requirements, you can apply for the 887 (which is PR). Family sponsorship isn't as high a priority as state sponsored or independent.

Re: What option is better (Visa 189/190/489)...
 

hi all,

Thanks for the rely made. With having 65 marks in visa 189 is there any possibilty of obtainning a invitation ?

I mean that they are inviting to person who having highes marks. so marks 65 enough ?

Is there any one who obtained a invitation with having 65 marks ?

Thanks

Re: What option is better (Visa 189/190/489)...
 

Meeting the minimum score is no guarantee of an invite, with the exception of if you obtain state sponsorship. That being said, people with sixty five points have been invited. I suggest you read the SkillSelect reports. You should choose most appropriate visa for you, not the one that is most likely to get you there quicker. Remember that there are obligations with both the 489 and 190. The 190, you must live & work in the state for two years to fulfil your sponsorship obligations. The 489, you must live & work in a regional area for the duration of the visa. If you went for state sponsorship with the 489 instead of the 190 (although why you'd do that would be a mystery), you would also have the aforementioned obligations to the state too. After the minimum period, you can apply for the 887 & you'd be able to go where you like then.