KNOW WHAT ARE THE THREE AUSTRALIA GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION VISA CATEGORIES


Fozail N. Sukhera, in his book, Australian Visa Guide, explains that,

During 2017-18, 111,099 visas were given under the General Skilled Migration (GSM) category, accounting for 68.4 percent of visas issued in the Skill Stream.


The three most common visas in this category, as explained below, are all based on point-score exams.


For the initial visa in the General Skilled Migration (GSM) category, three visa choices are available.


1. Skilled Independent Visa (Section 189).


Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated Visa


Subclass 489 Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa


References:


1. Australian Visa Guide, Handbook On Winning Australian Visa Applications by Fozail N. Sukhera

2. Jack Alexander on Unsplash


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