Skilled Migration

Clear legal advice for skilled professionals seeking permanent or provisional migration pathways to Australia.

Skilled Migration

Build Your Future in Australia

Australia continues to welcome skilled workers who can contribute to its workforce and economy. If you have qualifications, skills, or work experience in an eligible occupation, a skilled migration visa may provide an opportunity to live and work in Australia.

Choosing the right pathway isn’t always straightforward. Eligibility can depend on factors such as your occupation, skills assessment, age, English language ability, and other visa requirements. At Aurelia, we help you understand your options and prepare a migration strategy based on your individual circumstances.

Skilled Migration Pathways

There are several skilled visa options available, depending on your eligibility and long-term goals.

Subclass 189

Skilled Independent Visa

A points-tested permanent visa for eligible skilled workers who do not require sponsorship by an employer, state, or family member.

Subclass 190

Skilled Nominated Visa

A permanent residency pathway for eligible skilled employees who are nominated by an Australian employer.

Subclass 491

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional)

A provisional visa for eligible skilled workers nominated by a state or territory government or sponsored by an eligible family member living in a designated regional area.

How We Help

Every migration matter is different. Our migration law specialists can assist with:

  • Assessing your eligibility for skilled migration.
  • Identifying the most suitable visa pathway.
  • Advice on points-tested visas.
  • Skills assessment guidance where required.
  • Preparing and lodging visa applications.
  • Responding to requests for further information.
  • Advice on review applications where available.

If another migration pathway is better suited to your circumstances, we’ll explain your options before moving forward.

The Skilled Migration Process

While every application is different, the process generally includes:

01

Assessing Your Eligibility

Reviewing your qualifications, work experience, occupation, and other relevant requirements.

02

Preparing Your Application

Gathering supporting documents, completing the necessary requirements, and preparing your visa application.

03

Lodging Your Application

Submitting the application and managing communication with the Department where required.

04

Ongoing Support

Providing guidance throughout the application process and assisting with any additional requests for information.

Speak With Our Migration Lawyers

Every year Australia invites more than 30,000 applicants for skilled migration. This year it could be you. Send us your resume for a free assessment, understand the available pathways and prepare your application with clear legal guidance.

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