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We gathered some of the most relevant and popular questions we have received from our clients in recent years.
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Yes. A genuine offer of employment is mandatory to start any process of work visa?
The current GTI sectors are:
No. Money is not a mandatory requirement in skilled migration.
English competency is a crucial element in any skilled migration. In Australia, the better your English is, the better your chances of getting the EOI invitation to apply for a visa.
If you or your partner have the financial ability to study, a Master’s degree can bring you closer to the resident pathways in Australia or New Zealand.
The best way is to ask your current or previous employers for a letter of employment with all the relevant details about your title and the time you worked there. It should be on a formal page.
Incorrect information must be corrected on Form 1023.
Checks will be undertaken on claims and supporting documentation provided in support of your EOI.
If you provide fraudulent, false or misleading information in support of your EOI (or visa application), this will be treated as a serious matter and may face penalties under the Migration Act 1958.
The provision of fraudulent, false or misleading information will have an adverse impact on your Global Talent EOI or your visa application and your EOI or your visa application may be refused, and a bar placed on you, preventing you from lodging future visa applications for 3-10 years. If you have already been granted the visa and information is obtained regarding the provision of fraudulent information, your visa may be cancelled.
Global Talent Visa applicants 18 years or over at the time of the visa application are required to provide evidence of functional English, or pay a second visa application charge.
There are a number of ways to demonstrate functional English proficiency. For information on how to demonstrate this level, please refer to more information on functional English requirements in the Australian government web site.
Yes – all applicants applying for a Global Talent visa are required to undertake health examinations with an authorised medical to demonstrate they meet the health requirement. In some circumstances, family members who are not coming to Australia with the applicants might also need to undertake health examinations.
Global Talent pathway applicants should try to undertake health examinations within 14 days of lodging an application. The Department is aware of the disruptions to visa medical services, both in Australia and outside Australia, due to COVID-19. The visa processing area will take the extended timeframes and disruptions into account when considering your visa application.
As part of the character requirement, applicants over 17 are required to provide police clearances from all the countries/regions where they have been residing for over 12 months (cumulatively) in the past 10 years.
Global Talent pathway applicants are encouraged to apply for the police clearances in advance and provide them when you lodge your visa application.
If you were unable to provide your police clearances at time of visa application, you will be requested to provide them. Some countries require a request letter from us to present to the relevant authority when you apply for your police clearance.
The Department is aware of the disruptions to police check issuing authorities due to COVID-19. The visa processing area will take the extended timeframes and disruptions into account when considering your visa application.
You can include members of the family unit in your visa application. You can also add family to your application at any time before we decide on your application.
Family members who apply for the visa must meet health and character requirements.
Members of the family unit:
For visa purposes, you are a member of the main applicant’s family unit if you are:
aged under 18 years, or
aged 18 to 23 years and dependent on the main applicant or the main applicant’s partner, or
aged 23 years or older and dependent on the main applicant or the main applicant’s partner due to a partial or total physical or mental disability
the dependent child of the child above
If you are under 18 years old, you can include:
A parent
Members of the family unit of that parent.
We at Talent Visa try to reflect your real chance as much as possible based on various parameters and your immigration profile. All the tasks you will receive in our report should increase your chances. We do not try to prettify reality but tell you the truth as much as possible so that you can better prepare yourself for the challenging world of migration.