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看看下面的文字，新的移民政策应更适应英联邦国家工作经验丰富的专业人士，尤其是受到经济危机影响的国家，例如爱尔兰。
On 1 July 2011, the Australian government is expected to release a new points test for independent skilled migration to Australia.
Simply put older more experienced skilled professionals and trades people from English speaking backgrounds will benefit from these changes and may then become eligible for permanent migration to Australia where they previously has not been.
As an example a 39 year old Engineer, Nurse or IT professional with 8 years experience from an English speaking background could very well satisfy the new Australian skilled migration points test once it passes into law.
If you are from England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Canada, USA, or have very strong English skills, and wish to migrate to Australia, it will be well worth your while to look again at your eligibility. This is particularly the case if you have been working in Australia for many years on a subclass 457 employer sponsored temporary working visa and believed you had missed the opportunity to apply for Australian independent skilled Migration.
This is due to the draft new points test giving higher points to permanent residence applicants with 5+ and 8+ years of Australian working experience, or 5+ 0r 8+ overseas working experience, and making more points available for those with what is now called ‘superior English’ or 8+ in the IELTS.
Therefore, if you are an experienced professional or trades persons, suffering the effects of the Global Financial Crisis, such as workers in Ireland are, I suggest it might be time to look to migrating Australia once again for future security. There will also be many potential visa applicants who should act quickly to lodge before 1 July 2011 or see their opportunity for Australian permanent residence lost.
大家自己看看这段文字吧，别再说澳洲不可能不需要移民之类的话了，澳洲确实需要移民，但是他们更需要来自英美的移民，去年发布71新政后澳洲境内就有不少人认为这个新政是白澳政策的复苏。当然，如果英语很好的非英语母语国家的申请只要打分够了也能申请，能赶在今年71前申请的同志赶快坐末班车。也希望给新来的同志提个醒，小心国内无良中介最后的疯狂！
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发表于 2011-3-3 17:17:58
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