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Australia Immigration Points Calculator
Business people and skilled professionals can migrate to Australia based on their skill sets, educational qualifications, and work experience. With the general skilled migration self-assessment test, an individual can evaluate his/her chances for Australian immigration.
Individuals will score high if they are under 50, have English language proficiency, and have adequate work experience in their nominated occupation, which must be included in the country’s SOL (Skilled Occupation List).
For more details on the highest-paid professionals in Australia, read more on…
Highest-paid professions in Australia under SOL
Australian Points Calculator
Under the Australian immigration point system, immigration candidates can acquire the required Australian migration points, which are awarded to a candidate provided he meets the requirements under the following criteria.
- Age: Applicants between the ages of 18 and 44 can score points under the age
- English language: The applicant should prove that he has the required competency in the language by submitting the test results of any recognized English language proficiency test.
- Overseas Experience points (Experience outside Australia): The applicant can claim points for having three/five/eight years of overseas experience in the nominated occupation in the last 10 years.
- Australian Experience:
- The applicant can claim points for having worked in Australia in one of the occupations listed on the SOL on a full-time basis.
- The applicant can claim points for having one/three/five/eight years of Australian experience in the nominated occupation in the last 10 years.
- Overseas Qualification points (Qualifications gained outside Australia): The applicant can claim points for recognized qualifications at a bachelor’s or higher or Ph.D. level.
- Australian Study: The applicant can claim additional points for doing a course in Australia of at least two academic years or more.
- Live and Study in Regional Area: The applicant can claim additional points if he has met the Australian study requirement of living and studying in a ‘regional low population growth metropolitan area’ for at least 2 years.
- Partner Skills: The applicant can claim points under partner skills if the partner satisfies the basic requirements of age, English language ability, qualifications, and skills assessment result.
Australia Immigration Points Calculator
Candidates scoring a minimum of 65 points would be considered eligible by DHA (Department of Home Affairs), an organization responsible for immigration.
Points determine your eligibility for an Australia PR visa. As mentioned, you must score at least 65 points under the Points Grid. The table below describes the different criteria for scoring points:
| Category | Maximum Points |
| Age (25-32 years) |
30 points |
| English proficiency (8 bands) |
20 points |
| Work Experience outside Australia (8-10 years) Work Experience in Australia (8-10 years) |
15 points 20 points |
| Education (outside Australia) Doctorate degree |
20 points |
| Niche skills such as Doctorate or Master’s degree in Australia |
10 points |
| Study in a regional Australia Accredited in community language Professional year in a skilled program in Australia State sponsorship (190 visas) |
5 points 5 points 5 points 5 points |
The table below has a detailed overview of how points are calculated under each category:
Age: You will gain a maximum of 30 points if your age is between 25 to 32 years.
| Age | Points |
| 18-24 years | 25 |
| 25-32 years | 30 |
| 33-39 years | 25 |
| 40-44 years | 15 |
English proficiency: A score of 8 bands in the IELTS exam can give you a maximum of 20 points. However, the Australian immigration authorities allow applicants to take English proficiency tests such as IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, etc. You can try for the required score on any of these tests.
| English Language Scores |
|
| Criteria | Points |
| Superior (8/79 on each band in IELTS/PTE Academic) |
20 |
| Proficient (7/65 on each band in IELTS/PTE Academic) |
10 |
| Competent (6/50 on each band in IELTS/PTE Academic) |
0 |
Work experience: Skilled employment outside Australia with 8 to 10 years of experience counting back from the date of your PR application will give you 15 points; fewer years of experience means fewer points.
| Number of years |
Points |
| Less than 3 years |
0 |
| 3-4 years | 5 |
| 5-7 years | 10 |
| More than 8 years |
15 |
Skilled employment in Australia with 8 to 10 years of experience from the date of application will give you a maximum of 20 points.
| Number of years | Points |
| Less than 1 year | 0 |
| 1 - 3 years | 5 |
| 3 - 5 years | 10 |
| 5 - 8 years | 15 |
| 8 - 10 years | 20 |
Education: Points for the education criteria depend on the educational qualification. Maximum points are given to a doctorate degree from an Australian university or a doctorate from a university outside Australia, provided it is recognized by the Australian government.
| Qualifications | Points |
| A Doctorate degree from an Australian university or institute outside Australia. |
20 |
| A Bachelor's (or Masters) degree from an Australian university or institute outside Australia. |
15 |
| Diploma or trade qualification completed in Australia | 10 |
| Any qualification or award recognized by the relevant assessing authority for your nominated skilled occupation. |
10 |
| Specialist Education qualification (Master's degree by research or a Doctorate degree from an Australian educational institution) | 10 |
Spouse application: If your spouse is also an applicant for the PR visa, you will be eligible for additional points.
| Spouse qualification | Points |
| Spouse has a PR visa or is an Australian citizen |
10 |
| Spouse has competent English and has a Positive Skill Assessment |
10 |
| Spouse has only competent English |
5 |
Other qualifications: You can gain points if you meet the following criteria.
| Qualifications | Points |
| Study in a regional area |
5 points |
| Accredited in community language |
5 points |
| Professional year in a skilled program in Australia |
5 points |
| State sponsorship (190 visas) |
5 points |
| Minimum 2 years full-time (Australian study requirement) |
5 points |
| Specialist Education qualification (Masters degree by research or a Doctorate degree from an Australian educational institution) |
10 points |
| Relative or regional sponsorship (491 visa) |
15 points |
PR Points Calculator for Subclass 189, 190 & 491 Visas
Subclass 189, 190, and 491 visas are a part of the Skilled Migration Program. The program uses a points-based system to analyse the eligibility of the candidates. However, the requirements and points needed to be eligible for PR may vary based on the visa subclass you are applying for. Points are allotted based on age, education, language proficiency, work experience, etc. In general, candidates applying for these visas must score at least 65 points through the PR points calculator to qualify for permanent residence in Australia.
The table below has complete details of the eligibility criteria, minimum points required, State nomination, and processing time for Subclass 189, 190, and 491 visas:
|
Visa Subclass |
Eligibility |
Points Requirement |
Processing Time |
State Nomination (for 190/491) |
|
|
Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent) |
Must be under 45 years of age. |
Minimum of 65 points, Higher scores can improve chances of getting selected. |
6-12 months on average |
NA |
|
|
Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated) |
Must be under 45 years of age. |
Minimum of 65 points (including 5 additional points for having a state nomination) |
7-13 months on average |
Yes, Must have a nomination from an Australian state or territory government |
|
|
Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional – Provisional) |
Must be under 45 years of age. |
Minimum of 65 points (including 15 additional points for having a regional nomination or family sponsorship) |
9-15 months on average |
Yes, must have a nomination from a regional area or sponsorship by an eligible family member residing in a designated regional area. |
SOL (Skilled Occupation List) Australia
|
S. NO. |
Occupation |
ANZSCO code |
Assessing authority |
|
1 |
Construction project manager |
133111 |
VETASSESS |
|
2 |
Engineering manager |
133211 |
Engineers Australia or AIM |
|
3 |
Child care centre manager |
134111 |
TRA |
|
4 |
Nursing clinical director |
134212 |
ANMAC |
|
5 |
Primary health organization manager |
134213 |
VETASSESS |
|
6 |
Welfare centre manager |
134214 |
ACWA |
|
7 |
Arts administrator or manager |
139911 |
VETASSESS |
|
8 |
Environmental manager |
139912 |
VETASSESS |
|
9 |
Dancer or choreographer |
211112 |
VETASSESS |
|
10 |
Music director |
211212 |
VETASSESS |
|
11 |
Musician (instrumental) |
211213 |
VETASSESS |
|
12 |
Artistic director |
212111 |
VETASSESS |
|
13 |
Accountant (general) |
221111 |
CPAA/CA/IPA |
|
14 |
Management accountant |
221112 |
CPAA/CA/IPA |
|
15 |
Taxation accountant |
221113 |
CPAA/CA/IPA |
|
16 |
External auditor |
221213 |
CPAA/CA/IPA |
|
17 |
Internal auditor |
221214 |
VETASSESS |
|
18 |
Actuary |
224111 |
VETASSESS |
|
19 |
Statistician |
224113 |
VETASSESS |
|
20 |
Economist |
224311 |
VETASSESS |
|
21 |
Land economist |
224511 |
VETASSESS |
|
22 |
Valuer |
224512 |
VETASSESS |
|
23 |
Management consultant |
224711 |
VETASSESS |
|
24 |
Architect |
232111 |
AACA |
|
25 |
Landscape architect |
232112 |
VETASSESS |
|
26 |
Surveyor |
232212 |
SSSI |
|
27 |
Cartographer |
232213 |
VETASSESS |
|
28 |
Other spatial scientist |
232214 |
VETASSESS |
|
29 |
Chemical engineer |
233111 |
Engineers Australia |
|
30 |
Materials engineer |
233112 |
Engineers Australia |
|
31 |
Civil engineer |
233211 |
Engineers Australia |
|
32 |
Geotechnical engineer |
233212 |
Engineers Australia |
|
33 |
Quantity surveyor |
233213 |
AIQS |
|
34 |
Structural engineer |
233214 |
Engineers Australia |
|
35 |
Transport engineer |
233215 |
Engineers Australia |
|
36 |
Electrical engineer |
233311 |
Engineers Australia |
|
37 |
Electronics engineer |
233411 |
Engineers Australia |
|
38 |
Industrial engineer |
233511 |
Engineers Australia |
|
39 |
Mechanical engineer |
233512 |
Engineers Australia |
|
40 |
Production or plant engineer |
233513 |
Engineers Australia |
|
41 |
Mining engineer (excluding petroleum) |
233611 |
Engineers Australia |
|
42 |
Petroleum engineer |
233612 |
Engineers Australia |
|
43 |
Aeronautical engineer |
233911 |
Engineers Australia |
|
44 |
Agricultural engineer |
233912 |
Engineers Australia |
|
45 |
Biomedical engineer |
233913 |
Engineers Australia |
|
46 |
Engineering technologist |
233914 |
Engineers Australia |
|
47 |
Environmental engineer |
233915 |
Engineers Australia |
|
48 |
Naval architect |
233916 |
Engineers Australia |
|
49 |
Engineering professionals (nec) |
233999 |
Engineers Australia |
|
50 |
Agricultural consultant |
234111 |
VETASSESS |
|
51 |
Agricultural scientist |
234112 |
VETASSESS |
|
52 |
Forester |
234113 |
VETASSESS |
|
53 |
Chemist |
234211 |
VETASSESS |
|
54 |
Food technologist |
234212 |
VETASSESS |
|
55 |
Environmental consultant |
234312 |
VETASSESS |
|
56 |
Environmental research scientist |
234313 |
VETASSESS |
|
57 |
Environmental scientist (nec) |
234399 |
VETASSESS |
|
58 |
Geophysicist |
234412 |
VETASSESS |
|
59 |
Hydro geologist |
234413 |
VETASSESS |
|
60 |
Life scientist (general) |
234511 |
VETASSESS |
|
61 |
Biochemist |
234513 |
VETASSESS |
|
62 |
Biotechnologist |
234514 |
VETASSESS |
|
63 |
Botanist |
234515 |
VETASSESS |
|
64 |
Marine biologist |
234516 |
VETASSESS |
|
65 |
Microbiologist |
234517 |
VETASSESS |
|
66 |
Zoologist |
234518 |
VETASSESS |
|
67 |
Life scientists (nec) |
234599 |
VETASSESS |
|
68 |
Medical laboratory scientist |
234611 |
AIMS |
|
69 |
Veterinarian |
234711 |
AVBC |
|
70 |
Conservator |
234911 |
VETASSESS |
|
71 |
Metallurgist |
234912 |
VETASSESS |
|
72 |
Meteorologist |
234913 |
VETASSESS |
|
73 |
Physicist |
234914 |
VETASSESS/ACPSEM |
|
74 |
Natural and physical science professionals (nec) |
234999 |
VETASSESS |
|
75 |
Early childhood (pre‑primary school) teacher |
241111 |
AITSL |
|
76 |
Secondary school teacher |
241411 |
AITSL |
|
77 |
Special needs teacher |
241511 |
AITSL |
|
78 |
Teacher of the hearing impaired |
241512 |
AITSL |
|
79 |
Teacher of the sight impaired |
241513 |
AITSL |
|
80 |
Special education teachers (nec) |
241599 |
AITSL |
|
81 |
University lecturer |
242111 |
VETASSESS |
|
82 |
Medical diagnostic radiographer |
251211 |
ASMIRT |
|
83 |
Medical radiation therapist |
251212 |
ASMIRT |
|
84 |
Nuclear medicine technologist |
251213 |
ANZSNM |
|
85 |
Sonographer |
251214 |
ASMIRT |
|
86 |
Optometrist |
251411 |
OCANZ |
|
87 |
Orthotics or prosthetics |
251912 |
AOPA |
|
88 |
Chiropractor |
252111 |
CCEA |
|
89 |
Osteopath |
252112 |
AOAC |
|
90 |
Occupational therapist |
252411 |
OTC |
|
91 |
Physiotherapist |
252511 |
APC |
|
92 |
Podiatrist |
252611 |
ANZPAC |
|
93 |
Audiologist |
252711 |
VETASSESS |
|
94 |
Speech pathologist |
252712 |
SPA |
|
95 |
General practitioner |
253111 |
MedBA |
|
96 |
Specialist physician (general medicine) |
253311 |
MedBA |
|
97 |
Cardiologist |
253312 |
MedBA |
|
98 |
Clinical hematologist |
253313 |
MedBA |
|
99 |
Medical oncologist |
253314 |
MedBA |
|
100 |
Endocrinologist |
253315 |
MedBA |
|
101 |
Gastroenterologist |
253316 |
MedBA |
|
102 |
Intensive care specialist |
253317 |
MedBA |
|
103 |
Neurologist |
253318 |
MedBA |
|
104 |
Pediatrician |
253321 |
MedBA |
|
105 |
Renal medicine specialist |
253322 |
MedBA |
|
106 |
Rheumatologist |
253323 |
MedBA |
|
107 |
Thoracic medicine specialist |
253324 |
MedBA |
|
108 |
Specialist physicians (nec) |
253399 |
MedBA |
|
109 |
Psychiatrist |
253411 |
MedBA |
|
110 |
Surgeon (general) |
253511 |
MedBA |
|
111 |
Cardiothoracic surgeon |
253512 |
MedBA |
|
112 |
Neurosurgeon |
253513 |
MedBA |
|
113 |
Orthopaedic surgeon |
253514 |
MedBA |
|
114 |
Otorhinolaryngologist |
253515 |
MedBA |
|
115 |
Pediatric surgeon |
253516 |
MedBA |
|
116 |
Plastic and reconstructive surgeon |
253517 |
MedBA |
|
117 |
Urologist |
253518 |
MedBA |
|
118 |
Vascular surgeon |
253521 |
MedBA |
|
119 |
Dermatologist |
253911 |
MedBA |
|
120 |
Emergency medicine specialist |
253912 |
MedBA |
|
121 |
Obstetrician and gynaecologist |
253913 |
MedBA |
|
122 |
Ophthalmologist |
253914 |
MedBA |
|
123 |
Pathologist |
253915 |
MedBA |
|
124 |
Diagnostic and interventional radiologist |
253917 |
MedBA |
|
125 |
Radiation oncologist |
253918 |
MedBA |
|
126 |
Medical practitioners (nec) |
253999 |
MedBA |
|
127 |
Midwife |
254111 |
ANMAC |
|
128 |
Nurse practitioner |
254411 |
ANMAC |
|
129 |
Registered nurse (aged care) |
254412 |
ANMAC |
|
130 |
Registered nurse (child and family health) |
254413 |
ANMAC |
|
131 |
Registered nurse (community health) |
254414 |
ANMAC |
|
132 |
Registered nurse (critical care and emergency) |
254415 |
ANMAC |
|
133 |
Registered nurse (developmental disability) |
254416 |
ANMAC |
|
134 |
Registered nurse (disability and rehabilitation) |
254417 |
ANMAC |
|
135 |
Registered nurse (medical) |
254418 |
ANMAC |
|
136 |
Registered nurse (medical practice) |
254421 |
ANMAC |
|
137 |
Registered nurse (mental health) |
254422 |
ANMAC |
|
138 |
Registered nurse (perioperative) |
254423 |
ANMAC |
|
139 |
Registered nurse (surgical) |
254424 |
ANMAC |
|
140 |
Registered nurse (pediatrics) |
254425 |
ANMAC |
|
141 |
Registered nurses (nec) |
254499 |
ANMAC |
|
142 |
ICT business analyst |
261111 |
ACS |
|
143 |
Systems analyst |
261112 |
ACS |
|
144 |
Multimedia specialist |
261211 |
ACS |
|
145 |
Analyst programmer |
261311 |
ACS |
|
146 |
Developer programmer |
261312 |
ACS |
|
147 |
Software engineer |
261313 |
ACS |
|
148 |
Software and applications programmers (nec) |
261399 |
ACS |
|
149 |
ICT security specialist |
262112 |
ACS |
|
150 |
Computer network and systems engineer |
263111 |
ACS |
|
151 |
Telecommunications engineer |
263311 |
Engineers Australia |
|
152 |
Telecommunications network engineer |
263312 |
Engineers Australia |
|
153 |
Barrister |
271111 |
a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory |
|
154 |
Solicitor |
271311 |
a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory |
|
155 |
Clinical psychologist |
272311 |
APS |
|
156 |
Educational psychologist |
272312 |
APS |
|
157 |
Organizational psychologist |
272313 |
APS |
|
158 |
Psychologists (nec) |
272399 |
APS |
|
159 |
Social worker |
272511 |
AASW |
|
160 |
Civil engineering draftsperson |
312211 |
(a) Engineers Australia; or (b) VETASSESS |
|
161 |
Civil engineering technician |
312212 |
VETASSESS |
|
162 |
Electrical engineering draftsperson |
312311 |
Engineers Australia |
|
163 |
Electrical engineering technician |
312312 |
TRA |
|
164 |
Radio communications technician |
313211 |
TRA |
|
165 |
Telecommunications field engineer |
313212 |
Engineers Australia |
|
166 |
Telecommunications network planner |
313213 |
Engineers Australia |
|
167 |
Telecommunications technical officer or technologist |
313214 |
Engineers Australia |
|
168 |
Automotive electrician |
321111 |
TRA |
|
169 |
Motor mechanic (general) |
321211 |
TRA |
|
170 |
Diesel motor mechanic |
321212 |
TRA |
|
171 |
Motorcycle mechanic |
321213 |
TRA |
|
172 |
Small engine mechanic |
321214 |
TRA |
|
173 |
Sheet metal trades worker |
322211 |
TRA |
|
174 |
Metal fabricator |
322311 |
TRA |
|
175 |
Pressure welder |
322312 |
TRA |
|
176 |
Welder (first class) |
322313 |
TRA |
|
177 |
Fitter (general) |
323211 |
TRA |
|
178 |
Fitter and turner |
323212 |
TRA |
|
179 |
Fitter‑welder |
323213 |
TRA |
|
180 |
Metal machinist (first class) |
323214 |
TRA |
|
181 |
Locksmith |
323313 |
TRA |
|
182 |
Panel beater |
324111 |
TRA |
|
183 |
Bricklayer |
331111 |
TRA |
|
184 |
Stonemason |
331112 |
TRA |
|
185 |
Carpenter and joiner |
331211 |
TRA |
|
186 |
Carpenter |
331212 |
TRA |
|
187 |
Joiner |
331213 |
TRA |
|
188 |
Painting trades worker |
332211 |
TRA |
|
189 |
Glazier |
333111 |
TRA |
|
190 |
Fibrous plasterer |
333211 |
TRA |
|
191 |
Solid plasterer |
333212 |
TRA |
|
192 |
Wall and floor tiler |
333411 |
TRA |
|
193 |
Plumber (general) |
334111 |
TRA |
|
194 |
Air-conditioning and mechanical services plumber |
334112 |
TRA |
|
195 |
Drainer |
334113 |
TRA |
|
196 |
Gasfitter |
334114 |
TRA |
|
197 |
Roof plumber |
334115 |
TRA |
|
198 |
Electrician (general) |
341111 |
TRA |
|
199 |
Electrician (special class) |
341112 |
TRA |
|
200 |
Lift mechanic |
341113 |
TRA |
|
201 |
Air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanic |
342111 |
TRA |
|
202 |
Technical cable jointer |
342212 |
TRA |
|
203 |
Electronic equipment trades worker |
342313 |
TRA |
|
204 |
Electronic instrument trades worker (general) |
342314 |
TRA |
|
205 |
Electronic instrument trades worker (special class) |
342315 |
TRA |
|
206 |
Chef |
351311 |
TRA |
|
207 |
Horse trainer |
361112 |
TRA |
|
208 |
Cabinetmaker |
394111 |
TRA |
|
209 |
Boat builder and repairer |
399111 |
TRA |
|
210 |
Shipwright |
399112 |
TRA |
|
211 |
Tennis coach |
452316 |
VETASSESS |
|
212 |
Footballer |
452411 |
VETASSESS |
Skilled Occupation List (SOL) Australia 2024
The list of skilled occupations in Australia is in high demand. The main aim of the skilled occupations list in Australia is to invite skilled workers looking for short-term and long-term jobs in Australia. The list of SOLs, per the current labor market requirements, is updated regularly by the Australian Department of Immigration.
Candidates looking for Australia PR through state sponsorship must check the skilled occupations list before applying for an Australia PR Visa.
Australia has three types of Skilled Occupation Lists
- Medium and Long‑term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL): The Medium and Long‑term Strategic Skills list is for skilled professionals applying for a Skilled Independent Subclass 189 Visa. Subclass 189 Visa holders can live and work in Australia permanently.
- Short‑term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL): The Short‑term Skilled Occupation List contains occupations that are highly in demand across various states and territories of Australia. This is valid for skilled professionals applying for a Skilled Nominated Subclass 190 Visa and Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa Subclass 491.
- Regional Occupation List (ROL): The Regional Occupation List is available for below visa categories:
- Subclass 494
- Subclass 491
- Subclass 407
- TSS (M)
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*Disclaimer:
A quick eligibility check of Y-Axis is only to help the applicants understand their scores. The points displayed are based on your answers only. Please note the points on each section are evaluated based on various parameters set in the immigration guidelines, and a technical evaluation is a must to know your accurate scores and eligibility to find out which immigration program you can apply for. The Quick eligibility check does not guarantee you the below points; you may score high or low points once our expert team technically evaluates you. There are many assessing bodies that process skills assessment, which will depend on your nominated occupation, and these assessing bodies will have their own criteria in considering an applicant as skilled. State/ territory authorities will also have their own criteria to allow sponsorships, which an applicant should satisfy. So, it is very important for an applicant to go apply for a technical evaluation.
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"name": "Is it easy to obtain a PR visa if you meet the points criteria?",
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"text": "You will receive a pretty speedy invitation to apply if you have the required points in the Australia points calculator. Within 5-8 months of applying, you should expect to receive your PR.
The best technique to obtain permanent residency in Australia is always determined by the visa system you wish to apply for. Each immigration program has its own set of eligibility criteria, terms, and selection criteria.
Furthermore, the government determines the levels of migration planning and the number of spaces available under each migration program."
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"name": "Why is it so simple to obtain a permanent residency visa through Australia's Skilled Migration program?",
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"text": "This is due to the fact that skilled migrants bring with them a better level of education and employment prospects. This has the potential to improve the economy’s contribution. Employee-sponsored migrants have a greater chance of achieving the intended goals.
When applying for a PR visa, the Australia Skilled Migration stream should be your first choice because it has the most openings. If you meet the eligibility conditions and score the required points on the Australia points calculator, you will have a higher chance in this stream. Furthermore, the skilled migration stream is a points-based system and the most popular immigration route for obtaining a permanent residency visa."
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"name": "What factors influence the processing time for a permanent residency visa in Australia?",
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"text": "Processing time is influenced by a variety of factors. Because to factors such as the number of applications received, seasons with a greater number of applications, a higher number of complex situations, or incomplete applications, the time can vary month to month. Other factors that influence processing times are:
Incorrect applications.
Lack of supporting documents.
Time taken to respond to any of the immigration authorities’ questions.
Demand for the applicant’s occupation in Australia.
Insufficient points in the Skill Select online system.
Delay in completing the background check.
Time it takes to get health or character information from other agencies.
Number of spots available in the migration program."
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"name": "How can you get your PR visa processed on time?",
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"text": "Do not submit an incomplete application if you want your Australian PR visa application to be processed on time. Make sure you meet the standards of the visa application process to ensure a smooth processing of your application.
Include the following important documents:
The appropriate Skill Assessing Authority’s Skills Assessment Report
The outcome of your IELTS exam
To apply for a visa, choose the appropriate category: Examine each visa category and select the one that best suits your needs.
For the Skilled Occupation List (SOL), choose the appropriate occupation: Choose an occupation from the SOL that you are interested in.
Make sure you’re in good health and have a good character.
Check the progress of your application."
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"name": "Where can I find an Australia PR points calculator?",
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"text": "You can find an Australian PR points calculator on various trusted websites that provide tools and immigration assistance. Companies like Y-Axis have a verified Y-Axis Australia PR points calculator that is free of cost and gives you an instant score within seconds. The PR points calculator assesses candidates based on age, language proficiency, work experience, etc. With the help of the Australia immigration points calculator, visa applicants can easily check their eligibility for Australia immigration."
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"name": "What is the best Australia PR points calculator to use?",
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"text": "The best Australia PR points calculator to use to check your eligibility would be the official points calculator provided by the Australian government. You can use the points calculator given on the official Department of Home Affairs (DHA) website. The Australia PR points calculator gives you an overview of the complete list of eligibility criteria required to qualify for PR. You can also use the PR points calculator provided by Y-Axis Overseas Careers, a trusted immigration consultancy with 25+ years of experience."
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"@type": "Question",
"name": "Which Australia PR points calculator is the most accurate?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
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"text": "The official Australian immigration points calculator on the official Australian website is the most accurate one to follow. It is the official and most trusted tool for checking your eligibility for Australian PR. The official PR points calculator helps determine points based on the updated regulations and eligibility criteria."
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"@type": "Question",
"name": "Where can I access a free Australia PR points calculator?",
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"text": "You can access a free Australian PR points calculator online from various trusted sources. The Australia PR points calculator is a tool that helps you check your eligibility for skilled migration visas by assessing factors such as age, language proficiency, education, work experience, etc. Y-Axis, one of the most trusted overseas immigration consultancies with 25+ years of experience, also provides a FREE Y-Axis Australia Immigration points calculator for individuals."
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"name": "Can you recommend an Australia PR points calculator?",
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"text": "You can use the Australia PR points calculator provided by Y-Axis Overseas Careers. The Y-Axis Australia immigration points calculator is free to try and does not charge you for the assessment. With the help of the tool, you can check your eligibility for Australia PR in various assessing factors and get an instant score. You must score at least 65 points to qualify for an Australian skilled visa."
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"@type": "Question",
"name": "I need an Australia PR points calculator, and what are my options?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "Several Australian PR points calculators are available online; however, the points calculator is provided by the official Australian DHA (Department of Home Affairs). Some trusted immigration consultancies, such as Y-Axis Overseas Careers, also offer the Australia Immigration calculator, which assesses your eligibility based on factors such as age, language proficiency, education, work experience, etc."
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"@type": "Question",
"name": "What are some popular Australia PR points calculators?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
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"text": "Many online tools, known as the PR points calculators, are available online. With the help of the Australian immigration points calculator, you can easily check your eligibility for Australian PR. However, one of the most popular Australian PR points calculators to try out is from Y-Axis Overseas Careers."
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