Skilled Immigration Independent Visa

• Several GSM visas, including the skilled independent visa and the skilled nominated visa, provide the holders with permanent residency.
   
• Holders of GSM visas in Australia can work in any job and for any employer without limitations, allowing for greater flexibility and opportunities in the job market.
   
• GSM visa holders can apply for Australian citizenship after residing there for a certain period.
   
• Applicants for the GSM visa can include family members in their applications, allowing spouses, partners, and dependent children to obtain permanent residency.
   
• Some of these visas, like subclass 189, do not require employer sponsorship, which gives applicants more freedom and flexibility.

• Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189):
  The Skilled Independent Visa, also called Subclass 189, is a type of visa that allows visa holders to live and work continuously in Australia. Skilled migrants who want to earn money in Australia can apply for this visa, which does not require sponsorship from an Australian employer. Thus, with this visa, people can live and work anywhere in Australia and enjoy all the advantages of permanent residency, like social security and healthcare.
   
• Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190):
  The state or territory governments must nominate you for the permanent GSM visa, known as the Skilled Nominated Visa. This visa is only available to applicants whose nominated occupation is on the Short-Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL). Those who meet the requirements and possess the qualifications can get this visa and migrate to Australia. Overall, the sub-class 190 visa offers a route to gaining permanent residency in Australia, enabling individuals to establish themselves in a specific state or territory and help boost its economy.
   
• Skilled Regional Visa (Subclass 491):
  This subclass 491 visa is for skilled individuals who want to live and settle in Australia. But before that, they must get a sponsorship from the Australian state or an eligible relative. It allows you to stay and work in Australia for five years. This program addresses skill shortages in specific regions using the Subclass 491 Visa Occupation List. To qualify, individuals must meet the particular requirements of the 491 Visa. Although the processing time for this visa may vary, it offers the opportunity for permanent residency in Australia.

• The applicant should fall under the age category of 45 years.
   
• Candidates must meet the necessary standards for the relevant skills assessment and be in a profession listed on Australia's Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
   
• The applicant must meet the required English proficiency test.
   
• You must receive at least 65 points when submitting an Expression of Interest using Australia’s online skill select system.
   
• All candidates must undergo character and health evaluations to ensure they fit the requirements.
   
• Candidates may require sponsorship by a qualified family member or nomination by a state or territory government, depending on the type of visa they are applying for.
   
• A positive skills assessment from the appropriate assessing body is usually needed to show that an applicant's skills and experience align with their chosen occupation.
   

1. Eligibility assessment: EEMS determines your eligibility for different GSM visas based on your qualifications, work experience, and other pertinent considerations.
    
2. Skill evaluation: We assist you with the required skill evaluation procedure, ensuring your credentials adhere to Australian requirements.
    
3. Point test guidance: We want to maximise your chances of getting your visa approved as early as possible, so we offer advice on how to maximise your points.
    
4. Application Preparation and Lodgement: EEMS offers comprehensive assistance for preparing and submitting your visa application, ensuring all necessary paperwork is sent on time to prevent delays.