Gaining new skills
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The best visa from that list would be the 190 - state/territory sponsored and PR from the get go.
I would be focussing on if you can meet the requirements for the skills assessment, if you can reach the points total, and if any states / territories are actually sponsoring.
I would be focussing on if you can meet the requirements for the skills assessment, if you can reach the points total, and if any states / territories are actually sponsoring.

#17

Superior obviously gets you the most points, but it should not be assumed that it is a given that a natural English speaker will achieve this. Online there are resources to explain the tests and can give examples of what is required.
But points are only needed if you can pass the skills assessment, and find a state sponsoring your occupation.

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I did IELTS for points, but there are other tests accepted now -
Superior obviously gets you the most points, but it should not be assumed that it is a given that a natural English speaker will achieve this. Online there are resources to explain the tests and can give examples of what is required.
But points are only needed if you can pass the skills assessment, and find a state sponsoring your occupation.
Superior obviously gets you the most points, but it should not be assumed that it is a given that a natural English speaker will achieve this. Online there are resources to explain the tests and can give examples of what is required.
But points are only needed if you can pass the skills assessment, and find a state sponsoring your occupation.
I think maybe I should be looking into an immigration agency to help me along the process especially regarding the skills assessment side as I have no idea what to expect.

#19

Ok understood cheers. So what it looks like is that I should be considering taking steps towards the 190 visa route first instead of the WHV or do I need to be in the country before even considering the 190? Again sorry for constant questions but need to get a good picture of options before I start making some big decisions.
I think maybe I should be looking into an immigration agency to help me along the process especially regarding the skills assessment side as I have no idea what to expect.
I think maybe I should be looking into an immigration agency to help me along the process especially regarding the skills assessment side as I have no idea what to expect.
There are a few who are members of BE, and they should have contact info in their signatures. If picking from a Google search, as well as checking reviews also check they are MARA registered.

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If you want to move permanently to Australia, advice from an immigration agent would help clarify options, and the steps you need to take,
There are a few who are members of BE, and they should have contact info in their signatures. If picking from a Google search, as well as checking reviews also check they are MARA registered.
There are a few who are members of BE, and they should have contact info in their signatures. If picking from a Google search, as well as checking reviews also check they are MARA registered.
