Australia Permanent Residency Visa
Our Pathway to a New Life in Australia Starts Here.
Why Apply for Australian PR?
Australian Permanent Residency (PR) allows individuals to live, work, and study in Australia for 5 years. After 4 years, PR holders may apply for citizenship (subject to eligibility). PR holders are not citizens but enjoy nearly all benefits.
Top 10 Global Quality of Life: Australia is the 8th happiest country in the world.
Huge Migration Intake: Planning to welcome 500,000 new migrants by 2024.
Massive Job Market: Over 800,000 vacancies for skilled professionals.
High Return on Investment: With Australia PR, many enjoy 100× ROI.
Benefits Include:
Free education for children
Access to public healthcare
Retirement support
Clear pathway to Australian citizenship
Australia PR Process Overview
- Skills Assessment – via designated authority (e.g. ACS, VETASSESS)
- PR Visa Application – processed by the Department of Home Affairs
- Departure Planning – relocate within the visa’s first entry timeline
Popular PR Visa Options
Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent)
Subclass 190 (State Nominated)
Subclass 491 (Regional Provisional – PR Pathway)
Business Innovation / Investor Visa
Graduate Work Visa / PYP / GTI Program
Parent & Family Migration Streams
Australia PR Eligibility Criteria
Age under 45 years
Minimum 65 points on the Points Grid
Valid skills assessment
IELTS/PTE for English proficiency
Police Clearance & Health Insurance
Points Breakdown Highlights
| Category | Max Points |
|---|---|
| Age (25–32 years) | 30 |
| English Proficiency (8 bands) | 20 |
| Work Experience (8–10 yrs in Australia) | 20 |
| Work Experience (outside Australia, 8–10 yrs) | 15 |
| PhD Qualification | 20 |
| Study in Regional Area | 5 |
| Skilled Spouse | 10 |
| Relative Sponsorship (491) | 15 |
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Common Reasons for Australia PR Visa Rejection
Your Australian PR application may be rejected due to several avoidable mistakes. These include:
Applying under the wrong visa category
Violating conditions of a previous Australian visa
Submitting incomplete or inconsistent information
Not meeting health or character requirements
Insufficient financial evidence
Low English language test scores (IELTS, PTE, etc.)
Failure during the verification process
The Australian Department of Home Affairs conducts strict background checks. Any false or misleading information can lead to visa refusal and a potential ban from reapplying for several years
Top Tips to Ensure Timely Processing of Your Australian PR Visa
To avoid delays in your Australian PR visa application, make sure your submission is complete and meets all eligibility criteria. Here are key tips to speed up the process:
Submit All Required Documents:
Ensure your application includes both the Skills Assessment Report from a recognized authority and your English proficiency test results (e.g. IELTS or PTE).Choose the Correct Visa Category:
Carefully evaluate each visa subclass (189, 190, 491) and select the one that best fits your qualifications and goals.Match Your Occupation to the SOL:
Choose an occupation that is listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) relevant to your profile. This is crucial for eligibility.Use the Points-Based System:
Apply through SkillSelect using the Australian points system and ensure you meet the minimum points threshold (usually 65+).Meet Health & Character Criteria:
Undergo a medical examination and police verification to prove you meet Australia’s health and character standards.Track Your Application Progress:
Once submitted, you can monitor your application through the ImmiAccount on the official Australian immigration website
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