EMK Global is a leading expert in the field of international education and migration to Australia. Our head office is located in Sydney, Australia and we have branch offices in Vietnam and Pakistan.
If you don’t find an answer to your question below, feel free to get in touch with one of our agents, they will be more than happy to share their wisdom.
Do I need to receive an invitation to apply for the 190 visa?
Yes, you must have your nomination approved in order to apply for the 190 visa. If you do not receive a nomination approved by either a state or regional area, or an eligible family member, you cannot apply for this visa
How many points do I need for the visa 190?
You will need a minimum of 65 points to submit an expression of interest. If your occupation is in high demand in the state, this may be enough to get an invitation. It all depends on how in demand your occupation is and how many other applications the state has received
Can a visa 190 holder change state?
When you applied for the visa 190 you made a commitment to live and work in that state for 2 years. It is recommended that if you intend to change states you contact the state that nominated you to let them know your reasons for changing state
How long until I can apply for citizenship?
You will need to have lived in Australia for 4 years in order to apply for citizenship. Of the 4 years, you must have held a permanent visa for at least 1 year
Can I include family members on the visa 190?
You should be able to include anyone in your family unit on the visa 190 (your spouse/partner and dependent children).
What jobs can I apply for on the visa 190?
Each state or regional area has a specific list of jobs that will allow you to apply for the visa 190. You would need to check with the relevant state or region
Do I have to be in Australia to apply for the visa 190?
You can apply for the visa 190 from inside or outside Australia.
Do I need an employer to sponsor me for a visa 190?
You do not need an employer to sponsor you for the visa 190. However, many states may require you to work and live in a state for nomination approval.