Victoria Skilled Nomination Program (190) - Immigration to Australia with an occupation on the Victoria Skilled Occupation List
The Victoria Skilled Nomination Program (190) is for skilled migrants who would like to live and work in Victoria, Australia.
What is the Victoria 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 Victoria Skilled Nomination Program (190) allows the state to make provision for skilled immigrants specifically needed in Victoria.
About the Victoria Nomination Program
- You are eligible for a Skilled Nomination visa (subclass 190) if your occupation appear on the Victoria Government Nomination Occupation Lists.
- The Skilled Nomination visa is a points-based visa and you must score at least 65 points.
- If your application is successful, you must stay and work in Victoria for two years.
- You must meet the minimum requirements as specified by the Victoria Skilled Nomination Program.
The application process
The application process has 5 steps:
About Victoria
The most populous part of Victoria is around the Port Phillip Bay area, which includes Melbourne, the state's largest city. Most of the inhabitants of Victoria are found around the area of Port Phillip Bay, which includes its largest city, Melbourne.
The state accounts for a quarter of the nation's gross domestic product, making Victoria the second largest economy in Australia after New South Wales. The largest income producing sectors are finance, insurance and property services, while the community, social and personal services sectors are the state's biggest employers.
Who can assist you with your visa application?
There are plenty of horror stories of failed migration attempts and people parting with large sums of money only to be disappointed.
You can easily prevent this from happening to you by following two golden rules:
- Golden Rule 1
Only deal with licensed immigration agents!
You can look for agents on the official MARA website. If an agent isn't listed, it means it is not a licensed agent you're dealing with.
Intergate Emigration has three fully licensed advisers. You can view their details here.
- Golden Rule 2
Do not let agents outside of Australia with an Australian DIBP Offshore ID fool you! DIBP numbers look official but are not.
Migration agents who operate outside of Australian do not have to be registered with the Office of MARA.
The DIBP numbers are only issued for administrative purposes. These numbers do not represent an endorsement by the Australian government of the agent.
In short – you are not dealing with a registered agent and your agent does not have the backing of MARA.
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