Queensland Skilled Nomination Program (190) - Immigration to Australia with an occupation on the Queensland Skilled Occupation List

You're at the right place if you're considering emigrating to Australia and more specifically Queensland. The information below pertain to the Queensland Skilled Nomination Program (190).

Tell me more about the Queensland Skilled Nomination Program (190)

Each region in Australia has different skills shortage needs to that of the country as a whole. As such, each state and territory has a skilled nomination program.

In this case, the Queensland Skilled Nomination Program (190) allows the state to make provision for skilled immigrants specifically needed in Queensland.

Queensland Skilled Nomination Program

About the Queensland Skilled Nomination Program

  • You are eligible for a Queensland Skilled Nomination visa (190) if your occupation appears on the Queensland Skilled Occupation List.
  • This skilled visa is a based on points and you must score at least 65 points.
  • You must stay and work in Queensland for 2 years if your application is successful.

The application process

The application process has 5 steps:

02
Submit Expression of Interest (Applicants expressing a preference for Queensland will enjoy priority)
03
Business and Skilled Migration Queensland reviews submitted EOIs and select applicants
05
Complete and submit visa application

About Queensland

Situated in the north-east of Australia, Queensland (or the Sunshine Coast) is the country's second-largest and third-most populous state. It is also home to the famous Great Barrier Reef which attracts thousands of visitors each year.

Queensland is not short on attractions though and generates around $4 billion annually, accounting for roughly 4.5% of Queensland's GDP.

Who can assist you with your visa application?

The assessment is arguably the most critical step in your immigration journey. It is from this assessment that Expressions of Interest and invitations to apply for a visa stems.

Here are two simple rules to follow:

  1. Only deal with licensed immigration agents. Intergate Emigration has three fully licensed advisers. You can view their details here.
  2. Do not be fooled by Australian DIBP Offshore ID numbers. These numbers are not a sign of an agent outside of Australia being licensed or having the backing of the Australian government. A DIBP number is issued for administrative purposes only to agents outside of Australia. In short, the agent you're dealing with is not registered and are not backed by MARA.

The golden rule? If you cannot find an agent on the MARA website, do not deal with them.

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