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State Nominated Visa

Working and living in Western Australia requires an invitation or nomination from an Australian state or territory.

This subclass 190 is a permanent visa for skilled migrants, but before that, they need to receive a nomination; only then should they apply for the visa.

Only those whose skills and abilities are in high demand in a specific Australian state or territory are eligible for this visa. The endorsement from a state or territory government is essential in obtaining this visa, making it a popular choice for skilled workers.

Thus, if you are a skilled candidate who can fulfil the labour shortage needs in high-demand occupations, you must get in touch with our proficient experts who can help you turn your dream into a reality.

Why State Nominated Visa?

You might wonder if there are other types of visas too through which you can migrate to Australia then why choose State Nominated Visa? Well, here’s why:

Permanent Residency: Obtaining permanent residency in Australia is possible through several state-nominated visas.
Open Work Rights: You get the freedom to work for any Australian employer in any industry that is relevant to your qualifications and skill set.
Family sponsorship: Once you gain permanent residency in Australia, its easy to invite your family by sponsoring them and start a new life together.
Apply for citizenship: With SNV, you can also apply for Australian citizenship and be eligible for all the rights and obligations that Australian citizens leverage.
Boosted Points Score: You receive extra points for your total migration points score when a state nominates you. Gaining these extra points can greatly improve your chances of being invited to submit a visa application.

Thus, non-Australians interested in getting settled in the country are more likely to be interested in this visa because of all these benefits.

Types of State Nominated Visa

Although there are multiple pathways through which you can opt to get Australia’s permanent residency, yet, the State Nominated Visas are different for each state. It's viable that you pick the right visa for your situation. If you're unfamiliar with these types of visas, don't fret. We have got you covered.

Subclass 190: Skilled workers whose professions are on immigration skills lists are eligible for this visa. Every state maintains a list of the state's most in-demand occupations.

Subclass 491: This visa aims to attract talented immigrants to Australia's outlying regions. Like the 190 visas, there are nomination conditions specific to each state.

Interested in reading more? Our team of experienced consultants is here to provide you with all the details you need regarding your visa application process.

Visa requirements for state nominees

The Department of Home Affairs has specified the following standards that you must fulfill to be eligible for state nomination.

You are currently aged between 18-45 years.
You must possess a positive skill assessment.
The applicant must score at least 65 points on the Australian point table.
The applicant should be able to demonstrate their English proficiency skills through the IELTS test.
Get nominated or invited by an Australian state or territory government.
You satisfy the prerequisites for character and health.
You must have the relevant occupation given on the skilled test.

Steps to follow to apply for this type of visa

To start the State Nomination Process, you must follow the given steps;

In the first step, you must verify and check if the skills you have are in demand in your preferred state or territory. The experts of Endeavour Education & Migration (EEMS) can guide you through the whole process.

If you found your occupation, the next thing you need to do is submit your Expression of Interest (EOI) on the online SkillSelect system. Give precise information about your background, education, work history, and other pertinent facts. Express your desire to apply for a Subclass 190 visa.

After expressing your EOI and getting an invite, you must gather all your documents, such as skills assessments, English test scores, and records of work experience, in preparation for submission.

Wait for some time until the official authorities look at your visa application and review if everything is correct. Although it might take some time, the subclass 190 visa gets reviewed faster than other visas for skilled workers.

You must also know that the government fee for applying for this sub-class 190 visa is AUD 4,640.

How can the experts of EEMS help you?

With all the information you need to apply for a State Nominated Visa, your next step is to hire someone. And if you are in a dilemma, wondering what to do next?

Worry not! We will guide you at every step of the visa submission, ensuring you get all the assistance without wasting any more time.

Here’s why we can be your best choice for your State Nominated Visas:

Experienced professionals
Proven track record
One-to-one consultations
End-to-end assistance
Documentation review
Prompt response
Transparent fee system

So get started today and take the first step for your future life in Australia.

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