I. student visa

Student Visa-Student Visa (500 subcategories) As the name implies, this visa allows people who are studying in China or have work experience to go to Australia for further study or study. Children over 6 years old can apply for this visa. Student Guardian Visa-Student Guardian Visa (subclass 590) This visa is a companion visa for/kloc-parents or guardians of student visa applicants or holders under the age of 0/8. Parents or guardians who hold this visa can live with students in Australia for the purpose of care and guardianship.

Second, tourist visas.

1, visitor visa-visitor visa (600 subcategories) This visa is a temporary visa, allowing applicants to travel to Australia, engage in business activities or visit relatives and friends. According to the purpose and personal situation of the applicant coming to Australia, the validity period of the visa varies from 3 months to 10 year, and multiple trips to Australia can be made.

2. Work and Vacation Visa (subclass 462) This visa provides a rare opportunity for young people who have received higher education in China and have English skills to work and vacation in Australia. At present, Australia allocates 5,000 places to China in batches every year. Visa holders can stay for 12 months after entering Australia for the first time, but they cannot work for the same employer for more than 6 months; At the same time, you can study for 4 months in a short time. The specific time of opening every year still has to wait for official notice.

Third, skilled immigrants.

Skilled immigrants include several different types of visas:

1, Temporary Postgraduate Visa Recognized in Australia-Technical Recognized Postgraduate Visa (Subclass 476) (only applicable to engineering majors) This visa is a temporary postgraduate visa valid for 18 months, for engineering graduates (applicants must have never held a 476 or 485 visa).

2. Ordinary Skilled Immigrants-Skilled Independent Visa (subclass 189) This visa is a permanent immigration application made by the applicant completely relying on personal education, work experience/professional skills and language achievements. There is no guarantee.

Technical nomination visa (subclass 190) is based on the applicant's own professional, English, work experience and other factors. , and through the Australian state/territory government nomination (each state/territory nomination requirements are different) to achieve immigration scores, thus being invited by the Immigration Bureau to complete skilled immigration.