MIGRATING TO AUSTRALIA
Whether you're applying independently or through state nomination, our Registered Migration Agents can help you understand your options and develop the right migration strategy.
Skilled migration may be an option if you:
VISA OPTIONS
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A permanent visa for invited skilled workers who meet the relevant occupation, skills and points requirements.
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A permanent visa for invited skilled workers nominated by an Australian state or territory government.
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A 5 year provisional visa for invited skilled workers nominated by a state or territory, or sponsored by an eligible family member.
Your nominated occupation must be eligible for the visa pathway.
You generally need a suitable assessment from the relevant assessing authority.
You must meet the English requirement for your chosen visa.
You need at least 65 points, although this does not guarantee an invitation.
Your qualifications and work experience may contribute to your eligibility and points.
You must meet the applicable health and character requirements.
With over 10 years of experience and more than 17,000 students and clients supported, B.Smart combines professional expertise with personalised care—guiding you from your first consultation through every stage of your education and migration journey.
We've helped 17,000+ people secure their dream in Australia.
B.Smart guided me through the entire 190 process from skills assessment to grant. Their personalised strategy made all the difference — I had a case officer assigned within weeks.
I had no idea which visa was right for me. After one session with my B.Smart agent, everything clicked. I submitted my 189 EOI and received an invitation within 2 months.
The team was professional, responsive and genuinely invested in my outcome. They helped me maximise my points score and choose the right state nomination.
I'd tried navigating the system myself for months. B.Smart simplified the whole pathway in our first consultation. Absolutely worth every dollar.
General information only. Eligibility depends on your circumstances and current Australian migration requirements.
