Shortage of Skilled Migrants in Queensland Australia

There is a shortage of skilled migrants in Queensland Australia.  Queensland now seeks skilled migrants for a range of specialist roles. Consequently, there is a new Migration Programme, and the government is offering new opportunities. This means that new roles are offered to skilled workers, graduate students, and business owners.

Who can migrate on a skilled visa?

To migrate to Queensland on a skilled visa, applicants must obtain a nomination from the state.  In fact, you can apply through the Queensland Government. Once applicants have a state nominated visa, they can permanently live and work in the territory.

What are my options?

• Provisional visa- Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) 

This permits work and study in Queensland for 5 years. So, this visa means you can apply for permanent residence after three years.

• Skilled Nominated (Permanent) Visa (subclass 190) 

          This permits work and study anywhere in Australia

Are there special conditions?

Indeed, for a Queensland nomination the following applies:

• Have a points testof 65 or higher
• Be under 45 of age
• Meet the minimum English language requirement
• Meet the skills assessment in your nominated occupation
• Submit additional documents

More about Queensland

More about Queensland.  In fact, Queensland is a stunning place to live and work.  It is a State in north-eastern Australia very popular with skilled workers. Because it offers high standards of living, super weather throughout the year and great working conditions and opportunities, applicants continue to apply. Also, don’t forget its Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world and its coastline hosts thousands of marine species.!

For More Information:

For more information and advice on Australian Visa Applications be sure to use a trusted and certified Migration Agent (MARA Agent) please contact us by email: [email protected] or call us on 0207 427 5976. Those who wish to visit us, we are based in London, UK, 5 min walk from the Australian High Commission.