PR (Permanent Resident)

Introduction
If you apply to migrate to Australia under the Skilled?"Australian Sponsored category or the Skilled?"Independent category, you will be assessed against a points test.
Points are awarded for skill, age, English language ability, specific work experience, occupation in demand (and job offer), Australian qualifications, regional Australia, spouse skills and relationship (for Skilled?"Australian sponsored only).
Bonus points can be awarded for one only of the following:


capital investment in Australia;

Australian skilled work experience; or

fluency in one of Australia''''s major community languages, other than English.
Pass mark and pool mark
You must score sufficient points to reach the pass mark. If your score below the pass mark but equal to or above the pool mark, your application will be held in reserve (in the pool) for up to 2 years after assessment.
If the pass mark is lowered at any time in that 2 year period, and your score is equal to or higher than the new pass mark, your application will be processed further. If not, your application would be refused at the end of the 2 year period.See also: Changes to the passmark for general skilled migration
The current pass marks and pool marks are:
Skilled?"Independent
120
70

Skilled?"Independent Regional (Provisional)
110
110

Skilled?"Australian sponsored
110
105

Skilled?"Independent Overseas Student
115
115

Skilled?"Australian sponsored Overseas Student
110
110

Skilled?"Onshore Independent New Zealand citizen
120
120

Skilled?"Onshore Australian sponsored New Zealand citizen
110
110
Changes to the passmark for general skilled migration
From 1 April 2005, the pass mark for applications for Skilled?"Independent Overseas Student (subclass 880) visas will be 120.If your application for subclass 880 is received on or after 1/4/05 you will have to meet the 120 point requirement to be granted the visa.
Estimating your points score
This information may help you estimate your points score. However, it is essential to read Booklet 6, General Skilled Migration, for more detailed information. Please note: The department will not provide individual advice to applicants regarding their likelihood of success or confirmation of eligible points allocation.
Points for skill
The occupation you nominate must be on form 1121i, Skilled Occupations List (SOL), current at the time of application, and should be one which fits your skills and qualifications.
You receive the points allocated for your nominated occupation after the relevant assessment authority for your nominated skilled occupation determines that your skills are suitable.

Skill

Points


For most occupations where training is specific to the occupation

60


For more general professional occupations

50


For other general skilled occupations

40
Points for age
Points are allocated for your age at the time of application.

Age

Points


18 to 29 years

30


30 to 34 years

25


35 to 39 years

20


40 to 44 years

15
Points for English language ability

English language ability

Points


Competent English - a generally effective command of the language, and the ability to use and understand fairly complex language, particularly in familiar situations.

20


Vocational English - a reasonable command of the English language, coping with overall meaning in most situations and the ability to communicate effectively in nominated field of employment.

15
Points for specific work experience

Work Experience

Points


If your nominated occupation is worth 60 points under Skill, and you have worked in your nominated occupation, or a closely related occupation, for at least 3 of the 4 years immediately before you apply

10


If your nominated occupation is worth 40, 50 or 60 points under Skill, and you have worked in any occupation on the Skilled Occupations List for at least 3 or the 4 years immediately before you apply

5
Points for occupation in demand/job offer
A number of occupations/specialisations have been identified as being in demand in Australia. They are listed on the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL).
You may receive points if your nominated occupation is on the MODL that is current at the time your application is assessed.

For occupation in demand, with job offer

20


For occupation in demand, but no job offer

15
Points for Australian qualifications
Applicants with Australian qualifications have a greater chance of employment in Australia.
Points may be awarded for only one of the following Australian qualifications completed whilst present in Australia and where all the instruction was in English:

 Qualification

Points


You have completed an Australian doctorate at an Australian educational institution after a period of at least 2 years full time (2 academic years) while in Australia

15


You have completed an Australian Masters or Honours degree (at least upper second class level) at an Australian educational institution while in Australia, and prior to completing the Masters or Honours degree, you were awarded an Australian bachelor degree as a result of at least 1 year full time study while in Australia.
The total period of full time study in Australia was at least 2 years (2 academic years)

10


You have completed full time study in Australia for a total of at least 2 years (2 academic years) towards the award of a degree, diploma or trade qualification

5
Points for regional Australia/low population growth metropolitan areas
Applicants who can claim points for Australian qualifications may also be eligible to claim points for having lived and studied for at least 2 years in regional Australia or low population growth metropolitan areas.

Having lived and studied for at least 2 years in one or more areas in regional Australia or low population growth metropolitan areas

5 points
"Regional Australia or a low population growth metropolitan area" means anywhere in Australia except Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, the NSW Central Coast, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth, Melbourne or the ACT.See:Regional Australia (for list of postcodes of areas gazetted as regional Australia or low-population growth metropolitan areas);Campuses (for list of campuses gazetted as being in regional Australia or low-population growth metropolitan areas).
 
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General skilled migration to Australia
Below is a list of occupations, which have been identified as being in demand in Australia. This list is called the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL).
People seeking to migrate to Australia on the basis of their work skills receive points if their nominated occupation is on the MODL, which is current at the time their application is assessed (not when their application is lodged).
They receive extra points if they have a job offer in their nominated occupation from an organisation that has employed at least 10 people on a full-time basis for the previous two financial years.



For occupation in demand, but with no job offer - 15 points


For occupation in demand with job offer - 20 points
The MODL is reviewed annually to take into consideration existing and emerging skill shortages.
The following is the current (as at 8 September 2004) list of occupations in demand for migration purposes. Applications from persons who nominate an occupation on the MODL are priority processed.
Professionals

Accountant
2211-11

Medical Practitioner - General Medical Practitioner
2311-11

Medical Practitioner - Anaesthetist
2312-11

Medical Practitioner - Dermatologist
2312-13

Medical Practitioner - Emergency Medicine Specialist
2312-15

Medical Practitioner - Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
2312-17

Medical Practitioner - Ophthalmologist
2312-19

Medical Practitioner - Paediatrician
2312-21

Medical Practitioner - Pathologist
2312-23

Medical Practitioner - Specialist Physician
2312 25

Medical Practitioner - Psychiatrist
2312-27

Medical Practitioner - Radiologist
2312-29

Medical Practitioner - Surgeon
2312-31

Medical Practitioner - Specialist Medical Practitioners (not elsewhere classified)
2312-79

Registered Nurses
2323

Registered Midwives
2324

Registered Mental Health Nurses
2325

Hospital Pharmacists
2382-11

Retail Pharmacists
2382-15

Occupational Therapists
2383

Physiotherapists
2385

Medical Diagnostic Radiographer
2391-11

Radiation Therapist
2391-13

Sonographer
2391-17

Associate Professionals

Chefs (excluding Commis Chef)*
3322 (part)

Trades Persons

Automotive Electrician
4212-11

Fitter
4112-11

Furniture Upholsterer
4942-11

Hairdressers**
4931-11

Metal Fabricator (Boilermaker)
4122-11

Metal Machinist (First Class)
4112-13

Motor Mechanic
4211-11

Panel Beater
4213-11

Pastry Cook
4512-13

Refrigeration and Aircon***ioning Mechanics
4312-11

Sheet Metal Worker (First Class)
4124-11

Toolmaker
4113-11

Vehicle Painter
4214-11

Welder (First Class)
4122-15

General skilled migration to Australia
Below is a list of occupations, which have been identified as being in demand in Australia. This list is called the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL).
People seeking to migrate to Australia on the basis of their work skills receive points if their nominated occupation is on the MODL, which is current at the time their application is assessed (not when their application is lodged).
They receive extra points if they have a job offer in their nominated occupation from an organisation that has employed at least 10 people on a full-time basis for the previous two financial years.



For occupation in demand, but with no job offer - 15 points


For occupation in demand with job offer - 20 points
The MODL is reviewed annually to take into consideration existing and emerging skill shortages.
The following is the current (as at 8 September 2004) list of occupations in demand for migration purposes. Applications from persons who nominate an occupation on the MODL are priority processed.
Professionals

Accountant
2211-11

Medical Practitioner - General Medical Practitioner
2311-11

Medical Practitioner - Anaesthetist
2312-11

Medical Practitioner - Dermatologist
2312-13

Medical Practitioner - Emergency Medicine Specialist
2312-15

Medical Practitioner - Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
2312-17

Medical Practitioner - Ophthalmologist
2312-19

Medical Practitioner - Paediatrician
2312-21

Medical Practitioner - Pathologist
2312-23

Medical Practitioner - Specialist Physician
2312 25

Medical Practitioner - Psychiatrist
2312-27

Medical Practitioner - Radiologist
2312-29

Medical Practitioner - Surgeon
2312-31

Medical Practitioner - Specialist Medical Practitioners (not elsewhere classified)
2312-79

Registered Nurses
2323

Registered Midwives
2324

Registered Mental Health Nurses
2325

Hospital Pharmacists
2382-11

Retail Pharmacists
2382-15

Occupational Therapists
2383

Physiotherapists
2385

Medical Diagnostic Radiographer
2391-11

Radiation Therapist
2391-13

Sonographer
2391-17

Associate Professionals

Chefs (excluding Commis Chef)*
3322 (part)

Trades Persons

Automotive Electrician
4212-11

Fitter
4112-11

Furniture Upholsterer
4942-11

Hairdressers**
4931-11

Metal Fabricator (Boilermaker)
4122-11

Metal Machinist (First Class)
4112-13

Motor Mechanic
4211-11

Panel Beater
4213-11

Pastry Cook
4512-13

Refrigeration and Aircon***ioning Mechanics
4312-11

Sheet Metal Worker (First Class)
4124-11

Toolmaker
4113-11

Vehicle Painter
4214-11

Welder (First Class)
4122-15

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Anh haminh ơi, hình như bây giờ muốn xin PR thì phải có bằng trên đại học đúng không anh?

Anh haminh ơi, hình như bây giờ muốn xin PR thì phải có bằng trên đại học đúng không anh?

Chào em.
Không phải như vậy đâu. Có bằng sau ĐH se có nhiều cơ hội xin PR hơn thôi (vì được cộng thêm điểm so với bằng ĐH).