نحوه امتيازبندي جديد استراليا

روز ۱۱ نوامبر ۲۰۱۰ اداره مهاجرت استرالیا پیشنهاد نحوه امتیاز بندی جدید برای مهاجرت به استرالیا را معرفی کرد.

این تغییرات از اول جولای ۲۰۱۱ اجرایی خواهند شد.

ما به شما پیشنهاد می کنيم که متقاضیان واجد شرایط مهاجرت به استرالیا هر چه سریعتر نسبت به تشکیل پرونده مهاجرتی خود اقدام نمایند، تا تغییر قوانین منجر به عدم واجد شرایط شدن آنان نشود.

بر طبق این پیشنهاد، متقاضیان اقامت در استرالیا که تسلط بیشتری بر زبان انگلیسی، تحصیلات دانشگاهی از دانشگاههای برتر و سوابق کاری درخشانی دارند گوی رقابت را از بقیه خواهند گرفت.



 

 

Introduction of New Points Test

It is proposed that a new points test for skilled migration visa applications will be introduced on 1 July 2011. It complements the series of reforms the Australian Government announced in February 2010.

The new points test is focused on selecting highly skilled people to deliver a more responsive and targeted migration program. It was developed following a review of the current points test, which considered submissions from a variety of experts and the wider Australian community.

The new points test balances the different factors that are considered when determining whether someone will be granted a skilled migration visa. It will deliver the best and brightest skilled migrants by emphasising high level qualifications, better English language levels and extensive skilled work experience.

The new points test will continue to award points for study in Australia, including regional study, community languages, partner skills and completing an approved Professional Year. Points will no longer be awarded on the basis of an applicant’s occupation, but all applicants must still nominate an occupation on the applicable Skilled Occupation List.

It is important to note that the new points test will only apply to one component of the skilled migration program. This change won’t affect every type of skilled migration visa and only applies to the following visas.

  1. Subclass 885 Skilled Independent

 

  1. Subclass 886 Skilled Sponsored

 

  1. Subclass 175 Skilled Independent

 

  1. Subclass 487 Skilled Regional Sponsored

 

  1. Subclass 176 Skilled Sponsored

 

  1. Subclass 475 Skilled – Regional Sponsored

 

It is proposed that the new points test will apply to applications made from 1 July 2011, unless the applicant is eligible for transitional arrangements.

Transitional arrangements apply to people who, on 8 February 2010 held or had applied for a Temporary Skilled Graduate visa (subclass 485). Until the end of 2012, this group is able to apply for a permanent skilled visa under the points test in effect as at 8 February 2010.

Student visa holders who lodge an application for points tested skilled migration from 1 July 2011 will be assessed under the new points test. There are still transitional arrangements which may apply to those students affected by the reforms announced on 8 February 2010. People who held an eligible Student visa on 8 February 2010 still have until the end of 2012 to apply for a Temporary Skilled Graduate visa (subclass 485) under the arrangements in place for that visa as at 8 February 2010. See: www.immi.gov.au/students/_pdf/recent-changes-gsm.pdf

The pass mark is the number of points required to be eligible for skilled migration. The pass mark is a tool that allows for management of the skilled migration program and is always subject to change. It is expected that the pass mark will be set at 65 points.

More information about the new points test is available. See: www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/points-testfaq.pdf

If you are in Australia you can also contact the department by telephone. Telephone: 1300 735 683.

   

Factor

Description

Points

Age

18-24

25 points

25-32

30 points

33-39

25 points

40-44

15 points

45-49

0 points

English language

Competent English - IELTS 6

0 points

Proficient English - IELTS 7

10 points

Superior English - IELTS 8

20 points

Australian work experience in nominated occupation or a closely related occupation

One year Australian (of past two years)

5 points

Three years Australian (of past five years)

10 points

Five years Australian (of past seven years)

15 points

Overseas work experience in nominated occupation or a closely related occupation

Three years overseas (of past five years)

5 points

Five years overseas (of past seven years)

10 points

Eight years overseas (of past 10 years)

15 points

Qualifications

(Australian or recognised overseas)

 

                Offshore recognised apprenticeship

                AQFIII/IV completed in Australia

                Diploma completed in Australia

 

10 points

Bachelor degree (including a Bachelor degree with Honours or Masters)

15 points

PhD

20 points

Recognition of Australian Study

Minimum two years fulltime (Australian study requirement)

5 points

Designated language

5 points

 

Partner skills

5 points

 

Professional Year

5 points

 

Sponsorship by state or territory government

5 points

 

Sponsorship by family or state or territory government to regional Australia

10 points

 

Study in a regional area

5 points

 

 

سازمانهاي اسس كننده مدارك و مخفف اسم آنها

Acronyms AASW

Australian Association of Social Workers

ACS

Australian Computer Society

ACOPRA/APC

Australian Council of Physiotherapy Regulating Authorities Ltd/ Australian Physiotherapy Council

ACPSEM

Australasian College of Physical Scientist and Engineers in Medicine

ADC

Australian Dental Council

AIM

Australian Institute of Management

AIMS

Australian Institute of Medical Scientists

AIQS

Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors

AIR

Australian Institute of Radiography

AIWCW

Australian Institute of Welfare and Community Workers

AMSA

Australian Maritime Safety Authority

ANMC

Australian Nursing and Midwifery Council

ANZSNM

Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine

APharmC/COPRA/ APEC

Australian Pharmacy Council/ Council of Pharmacy Registering Authorities Inc/ Australian Pharmacy Examining Council Inc

APodC/ANZPAC

Australian Podiatry Council/Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council Inc.

APS

Australian Psychological Society

AVBC

Australasian Veterinary Boards Council Inc.

CCEA

Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia Inc.

CPAA

Certified Practising Accountants Australia

DAA

Dieticians Association of Australia

ICAA

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia

Engineers Australia

Institution of Engineers, Australia

NAATI

National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters

NIA

The National Institute of Accountants

NOOSR/AITSL

National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition/ Australian Institute for teaching and School Leadership (formerly Teaching Australia)

OCANZ

Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand

OTC (formerly COTRB)

Occupational Therapy Council

SCORB/ANZOC

State Chiropractors/Osteopaths Registration Board/Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council

SPA

Speech Pathology Association of Australia

SLAA

State Legal Admission Authority

SSSI (formerly ISA)

Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (Institute of Surveyors, Australia)

TRA

Trades Recognition Australia

VETASSESS

Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services