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Australia Permanent Residency (PR) Points System for 189/190/491
The myriad Australian immigration Programs have been conceptualized to strategically select only the most qualified applicants. Certain filters have been designed to ensure that only desirable profiles that can significantly contribute to the economy are invited to pursue the Australia PR Process. One such tool is the Australia points calculator, which allocates point candidates based on several factors to determine their potential. This tool is also useful for immigration aspirants to estimate their ability to fulfill the Australia PR requirements. Candidates who can score 65 or more Australia PR points may lodge their application in Skill Select – the Australian government portal that determines the eligibility of applicants.
Points-tested Visa Categories
There are four visa subclasses that evaluate the eligibility of applicants based on the Australia PR Points Calculator. Two of these points-tested visa categories are direct pathways to permanent residency in Australia, while two are provisional visas which can eventually lead to securing Australia PR.
- Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 188)
- skilled Independent visa (Subclass 189)
- skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)
- skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (Subclass 491)
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Selection Factors of the Australia Point System
The criteria under each Points-tested visa subclass are distinct, designed specifically to assess the aspirant’s ability to fulfill the purpose for which they are being granted a visa. Under each stream, points are granted based on targeted parameters that determine the potential of an applicant to contribute to the local and national economy. The assessment criteria and minimum requirements of the point system are detailed below:
Australia Permanent Residency Points Table:
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Point’s | |
| 25-32 | 30 points | |
| 33-39 | 25 points | |
| 40-44 | 15 points | |
| 45-49 | 0 points | |
| English Language: | Competent English – IELTS 6 in each
TOEFL bit listening – 12, Reading – 13, Writing – 21 and Speaking –18 PTE Academic – Listening – 50, Reading – 50, Writing – 50 and Speaking – 50 |
0 points |
| Proficient English – IELTS 7 in each
TOEFL bit listening – 24, Reading – 24, Writing – 27 and Speaking – 23 PTE Academic – Listening – 65, Reading – 65, Writing – 65 and Speaking – 65 |
10 points | |
| Superior English – IELTS 8 in each
TOEFL iBT Listening – 28, Reading – 29, Writing – 30 and Speaking – 26 PTE Academic – Listening – 79, Reading – 79, Writing – 79 and Speaking – 79 |
20 poi. | |
| Australian Nod, 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
15 points |
|
| Five years Australian (of past seven years) | ||
| Overseas Work Experience in nominated
occupation or a closely related occupation |
Three years overseas (of past five years) |
5 points 10 points |
| Five years overseas (of past seven years) | ||
| Eight years overseas (of pas110 years)
15 points |
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| Qualifications
(Australian or recognized overseas) |
Offshore recognized apprenticeship APHIVIV completed in Australia Diploma completed in Australia | 10 points |
| Bachelor Degree (including a Bachelor. degree with Honors or Masters) | 15 points | |
| PhD | 20 points | |
| Recognition of Australian Study | Minimum two years full-time (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 M. or Territory Government to Regional Australia | 10 points | |
| Study in a Regional Area | 5 points | |
Australia Points System Changes
With effect from 16i^ Nov 2019, the Poi. System for Australian General Skilled Migration Visas (Subclass 189 visa, Subclass 190 visa, and Subclass 491 visa) experienced certain changes. Below are the changes:
- Specialist education qualification: Candidates with a Master’s Degree by research / Doctorate degree from Australian educational institutions, can obtain 10 points Earlier it was 5 points
- Partner skills: Candidates having skilled spouses under the age of 45 can acquire two sets of points: Spouse Language. Skill Assessment if your spouse commitment is having competent language skills and positive skill assessment along with his/her occupation under Skilled Occupation List
- Spouse language proficiency: if your spouse or de facto partner is having competent language skills, then you can get additional 5 points,
- Spouse Adaptability: There is two-fold points change in the Spouse Adaptability:
- If you have a spouse or de facto partner with either Australian citizenship or Australia permanent residency, then you are entitled to additional 10 points, Earlier, there were no points for Australian Citizen or PR Spouse,
- State Nomination/Sponsorship: If you obtain nomination by a state/territory or sponsorship by a family, you can get 15 points. Earlier, it was 10 points. Currently, the 15 points criteria are applicable to Subclass 491 visa and Subclass 190 visa only.
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