NSW 주정부 노미네이션 491 비자 발표

Subclass 491

NSW Business and Skilled Migration 은 오늘 아래와 같이 NSW 주 491 비자를 위한 노미네이션은 2020년 1월 중순부터 열린다고 발표함.

Applications will open in mid January 2020.

특히, NSW 주정부가 491 비자 노미네이션 처리를 위해서 전부다 관리할 것이며 예전의 489 비자 처럼 각 지역별 지방정부 (NSW에 있는 RDA) 들이 전혀 관여하지 않는다고 발표함.

대신 RDA 위원회는 새로운 기술 고용 스폰서 지방 (임시)비자인 494비자를 위해서 NSW주에 있는 지방 고용주들과 관련 기술을  Regional Certifying Body (RCB) 로서 책임감을 갖고 지원은 계속할 것이라고.

Eligibility (491 비자 신청 기본 조건을 알아 봅니다)

신청의 기본조건

• have a relevant occupation on a skilled occupation list; (직업군 목록에 포함)
• have a suitable skills assessment for the occupation; (기술심사통과)
• satisfy the points test; (점수 확보 최소 65점)
• be under 45 years of age at the time of nomination; (45세미만)
• have Competent English; (IELTS 기준 6.0 x 4)
• submit an Expression of Interest via SkillSelect; (EOI 제출)
• be nominated by a state or territory government agency, and (NSW주로 부터 지명)
• meet public interest criteria including health and character requirements (신체검사 및 신원조회 통과)

NSW nomination requirements (NSW주정부 491비자 지명 요구조건들을 확인해 보세요)

Before submitting an EOI, please review the NSW nomination criteria relevant to your circumstances to confirm your eligibility. (EOI 제출전 다음 아래 조건에 해당이 되어야 함)

• I’m living and working in regional NSW (NSW주 지방에 거주하며 일하는중)
• I’m offshore (해외 거주)
• I’ve recently completed study in regional NSW (NSW주 지방에서 공부를 마침)

신청가능한 직업군 목록은 아래에서

• NSW Stream 1 – Regional Skilled Occupation List (직업군 목록 1 리스트입니다)
• NSW Stream 2 – Regional Skilled Occupation List (직업군 목록2 리스트입니다)

그리고 NSW 지방 우편번호는 아래 내용.

Subclass 190 (2020년 1월 부터 시작)

Requirements for state nomination for the Subclass 190 program are also available on the NSW Live & Work in NSW site.

Commencing January 2020, NSW will generally not invite candidates to apply for nomination by NSW for a Skilled Nominated Visa (190) if they are currently residing in another Australian state or territory. (타주에 거주할 경우 NSW 주정부 노미네이션 받을 가능성 없음)

NSW undertakes ‘invitation rounds’ where selected applicants are invited to apply for NSW nomination. There are no set dates on when an invitation round will occur.

190비자를 위한 직업군 목록

내가 신청자격이 되는가?

The purpose of the NSW skilled visa program is to help drive economic growth, competitiveness and productivity in NSW. Through the 190 program we aim to nominate highly skilled migrants whose occupational skills are needed in NSW.

NSW selects and invites candidates to apply for NSW nomination. Candidates are selected from the Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect database. NSW Department of Industry selects and invites the highest ranking candidates who meet the NSW nomination criteria in eligible occupations on an ongoing basis. Invitations are not guaranteed.

To be considered for NSW selection, candidates must meet minimum eligibility requirements including: (아래 조건을 만족해야 함)

1. Meet NSW occupation requirements. For details, see below under ‘NSW occupation requirements’. (1년 거주 + 1년 경력 조건)
2. Score a minimum of at least 65 points on the Australian Department of Home Affairs points test and meet relevant Commonwealth visa criteria. (최소 65점)
3. Have been selected by NSW and received an invitation to apply for NSW nomination. (주정부로 부터 선택되어야 함)
4. Submit a complete and accurate application for NSW nomination within 14 days of being invited to apply. (노미네이션 신청서 제출)
5. Commit to living and working in NSW for at least the first two years after being granted the 190 visa. (최소 2년간 살며 일하겠다는 Commitment)

For an overview on the 190 application process, download our how to apply fact sheet.

NSW occupation requirements

Your occupation must be on the NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List (NSW 190 List).

NSW cannot provide an indication of the likelihood of invitation.

All candidates must have had their qualifications assessed as suitable to work in the nominated occupation in Australia. Read about the suitable skills assessment. (기술심사필통과)

Some occupations on the NSW 190 Priority Occupation List (NSW 190 List) are now subject to an additional requirement for nomination by NSW. (직업군에 따라 추가조건)

The additional requirement for these occupations is to be living in NSW, and to have been employed in NSW for at least one year, in the nominated occupation. (해당 직업군으로 1년간 경력 물론 NSW에 거주하면서)

These occupations are indicated on the NSW 190 Priority Skilled Occupation List.

For further information on this requirement, please see our frequently asked questions.

특이하게도 NSW주에서 공부를 했다고 주는 혜택이 없음에 유의; 따라서 유학생들은 NSW 주를 선호할 이유가 이런 면에서 없다고 보여짐.

Study in NSW

The NSW Skilled nominated migration 190 program is highly popular and competitive. The program is run on a ‘selection and invitation’ basis in which NSW selects and invites the highest ranking candidates to apply.

NSW does not currently offer a pathway for NSW graduates through its 190 program due to the very high demand for positions from highly qualified and experienced individuals. (이득이 없음)

The NSW Skilled nominated migration 190 program is just one of a number of visa options for skilled migrants. There are a range of visas offered by the Commonwealth Government Department of Home Affairs. Candidates and employers are encouraged to investigate other migration options on the Home Affairs website at www.homeaffairs.gov.au.

Key steps for candidates (190 비자를 위한 신청절차)

The key steps involved for NSW nomination for a 190 visa are detailed in our how to apply fact sheet or you can review the steps below:

1. Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) in SkillSelect (EOI 제출)
   Ensure that you meet 190 visa criteria
   Record your details in an EOI in SkillSelect
   Indicate interest for NSW nomination for a 190 visa
   You do not need to contact NSW after submitting your EOI
2. Regularly check your emails to see if you have been invited by NSW. (메일 확인)
   There is no set time-frame to expect an invitation after submitting an EOI. Invitations are not guaranteed.
3. If selected, you will receive an invitation to  apply for NSW nomination by email (주정부로부터 초대장을 받게됨)
4. Recheck your eligibility  (점수 반드시 EOI  제출할 때 점수를 보여줘야 함)
   If you apply, you must be able to demonstrate that you meet the claims that were in your EOI when you were invited
   Read Are you eligible
5. Submit an application for NSW nomination and wait for the outcome (노미네이션 신청후 기다리기)
   Candidates must submit an online application within 14 days of receiving the invitation to apply (14일안에 제출)
   NSW nomination applications usually take 12 weeks to process. Please note, application fees are not refundable. (처리시간 대략 12주소요)
6. If nominated, you will receive a SkillSelect invitation to apply for the 190 visa (노미네이션 승인되면 EOI 초대 됨) 
7. Apply for the 190 visa to the Department of Home Affairs (비자 신청해야 함. 60일안에)
   Submit a visa application within 60 days of being nominated by NSW
8. The Department of Home Affairs will advise you of the decision on your visa application (연방정부가 비자처리함) 
9. If your visa is granted, commence your two year commitment to live and work in the state (비자 그란트되면 NSW주에 2년간 거주 및 일을 개시함)

Last update: 2019년 12월 15일

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캔버라 메트릭스 ( Canberra Matrix)

점수 – 캔버라 거주자

아래 2019-2020년 캔버라 매트릭스표는 2019년 7월 1일 이후부터 적용됨

캔버라 매트릭스 점수 – 해외 신청자

아래 2019-2020년 캔버라 매트릭스표는 2019년 7월 1일 이후부터 적용됨

증빙서류가 반드시 있어야 하며 매트릭스를 보내는 날짜기준으로 조건을 만족하고 사실이어야 함.

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이기사의 내용인즉 골드코스트와 같은 도시가 ‘지방’으로 인정이 되었는데 어떻게 작은 타운의 고용주들이 (외노자를) 고용할 기회가 있을 수 있겠느냐? 라는 내용입니다.

그것도 그럴 것이 빅토리아주의 한 작은 시골지역, 스완스힐이라는 지역은 인구도 1만 1천명정도밖에 안되고 멜번에서 340km 북서쪽에 자리하고 있으니 그야 말로 완전시골인데 이런 곳에 외노자가 오겠는가 하는 의구심을 낳는 것이지요.

그렇다면 반대로 우리 한국 출신자 분들은 기왕에 공부를 하더라도 또는 491 비자 / 494 비자를 고려를 할 때 이런 완전 시골에 가서 잡을 찾을 수 있다면 (물론 이때 영어가 어느 정도 소통이 되어야 합니다) 그래야 취업이 되겠지요. 좋은 조건에서 취업도 되고 일하면서 호주 삶 (시골의 삶)을 살아 볼 수 있겠다 싶습니다. 사실 대도시에 살면 별로 인간적 만남은 많지만 이런 시골에 살면 진짜 오지 사람들과 정을 나누면서 살 수 있어요. 이것은 대한민국에서도 대도시 보다는 소도시에서 이웃들과 더 가까운 사이가 될 수 있는 것과 같은 이치가 아닐까 싶습니다.

그래서 내용을 한번 읽어 보시라고 이렇게 기사를 모두 dump해 드리오니 한번 읽어 보세요.

고용주는 외노자들이 안 올 것 같아 걱정을 하고 있음을 보실 수 있으면 좋을 듯 합니다.

With cities like the Gold Coast declared ‘regional’, small town employers ‘won’t stand a chance’

Updated 27 Nov 2019, 4:47pm

PHOTO: Jason King runs a semi-trailer manufacturing plant in Swan Hill and has to compete for migrant workers. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz)

Jason King’s business needs workers with skills, but it’s a tough job to convince them to move to Swan Hill in regional Victoria.

Until now, he’s been able to offer migrant workers a regional visa, but that competitive advantage over many major centres has now gone.

The local council and employers are frustrated about a Federal Government declaration that anywhere outside of Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney is now a “regional” area for migration.

That means skilled migrants who come to Australia on regional visas can work in places such as Perth and the Gold Coast, bypassing country towns, and still apply for permanent residency after three years.

“I can’t see how they’re regional at all,” said Jason King.

He manufactures semi-trailers in Swan Hill, a town of 11,000 people located 340 kilometres north-west of Melbourne.

“It will be very hard for us to compete. I think Swan Hill won’t stand a chance, to be honest,” Mr King said.

“We struggle to source skilled labour here. We are so regionally based.”

PHOTO: Jason King (left) said Swan Hill would not “stand a chance” competing for workers against cities like the Gold Coast. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz)

Mr King said he was definitely looking for welding and fabrication workers — “skilled labour people with auto-electrical and mechanical backgrounds”.

He said the business had tried all sorts of things to attract workers, including a drive-in-drive-out program during the week from towns within a two-hour radius.

“It worked for a while, but it was short-lived because people miss their families or friends,” he said.

Mr King said skilled migrants were vital for his 50-strong workforce, which turns out 100 custom-made semi-trailers a year for clients across the country.

PHOTO: Johnny Versoza works for Jason King in his Swan Hill manufacturing plant. (ABC News: Dominque Schwartz)

Johnny Versoza is one of two Filipino welders the business has brought to Australia on two-year employer-sponsored regional visas, and the company has more migrant applications in the pipeline.

“It’s really good, I like it,” Mr Versoza said, even though Swan Hill is “quite a bit different” to his home city of Manila.

“If you want to live in quiet place away from traffic and a lot of people, Swan Hill is the place to be.”

But the country life might not be for everyone, and the lure of Australia’s better-known cities, such as Perth and the Gold Coast, was likely to be strong for many prospective skilled migrants, he said.

“Yes, I think so. When I was back in the Philippines I heard a lot about the bigger cities here in Australia, and for me, I think people love to come [to them],” he said.

PHOTO: Swan Hill is a small town in regional Victoria. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz)

That’s what worries Swan Hill Rural City Council about the Government’s decision to open up so many of the country’s big cities to regional migration.

Adelaide, Darwin and Hobart have been listed as regional for a while, but Perth, the Gold Coast and some other large urban centres are recent additions.

“It’s going to make it a lot more difficult to convince people to come to what is still outer regional, because migrants tend to want to go to things they’ve heard about and cities that resonate more for them,” said Muriel Scholz, the council’s economic development officer.

The council made a submission to a federal parliamentary inquiry into regional migration.

PHOTO: Swan Hill in north-west Victoria has a population of 11,000 people. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz)

While Swan Hill is small compared with its metro cousins, its annual economic output is a hefty $2.7 billion, driven by fruit, vegetable and nut production, food processing and industrial manufacturing.

But it needs outside labour as unemployment in Swan Hill is very low at 3.2 per cent — well below the national average.

The council is calling on the Federal Government to provide extra incentives for migrants who choose to settle in outer regional areas — such as Swan Hill — rather than in major cities and the regional centres close to them.

“It would be good to give such migrants a quicker path to permanent residency, so say, instead of waiting three years, make it two,” Ms Scholz said.

Under new regional visas introduced this month, skilled migrants must work in regional areas for three years — up from two years — before they may apply for permanent residency.

The Government is also abandoning the visa which allows immediate permanent residency for skilled migrants sponsored by employers — the visa that Mr Versoza is on.

Mr Versoza said guaranteed residency was a very important factor for him “because when you’ve got permanent residency the government offers to get your family and bring them back here to Australia, and it’s a very good place here”.

‘What’s not to love about the Gold Coast?’

PHOTO: Silvia Martinez moved to Australia from Colombia. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz )

Translator Silvia Martinez and her husband Carlos Pedraza came to Australia from Colombia as skilled migrants 13 years ago.

They did their “regional time” in Adelaide, rather than a smaller country town, before moving on to Brisbane and eventually settling with their two sons in the Gold Coast where Silvia helps migrants access training and work.

“There isn’t much information about smaller country towns,” she said.

“We didn’t know about what sort of industries were there or opportunities. When you think about small towns you don’t think of major job roles in those places.”

She believes there is a danger places like Swan Hill will miss out on migrants “unless they do programs to promote and put out there what’s available”.

PHOTO: The Martinez family originally moved to Adelaide to do their “regional time”. (ABC News: Dominique Schwartz)

“When you think of the Gold Coast, there’s so much to do, [such as] the parks and beach and it’s easier to access medical services in a bigger town,” she said.

“If it was me, I’d definitely choose the Gold Coast.”

Swan Hill council is actively promoting its region to prospective workers with a campaign called Dream Swan Hill.

“We actually have more days of sunshine than the Gold Coast and a wonderful lifestyle,” Ms Scholz said.

But with 48,000 job vacancies outside metro Australia — most of them for skilled workers, according to the Regional Australia Institute — places like Swan Hill could do with an extra hand from government.

Prime Morrison Scott Morrison has said that while “much of the focus is on regional areas … it’s important we have the opportunity for people to go where they are needed”, such as “outside the big city areas including Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart and Newcastle”.

By requiring skilled migrants to stay in regional areas for three years, rather than two, “the Government anticipates that many … will choose to remain in regional Australia once they become permanent residents,” a spokesperson for the Home Affairs Department said. (491 / 494 비자를 3년을 거주해야 191 영주비자를 신청할 수 있게 한 이유가 여기에 있습니다. 즉, 정주고 산 지역을 영주하는 곳으로 할 것이라는 기대감 때문입니다.)

Source : https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-27/regional-towns-struggle-to-compete-against-perth,-gold-coast/11734638 

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Designated Regional 지역이 확장 되면서

크게 2가지 영향을 주게 됩니다.

1. 호주에서 공부를 2019년 11월 16일 전부터 하고 마쳤거나 또는 현재공부를 하는 유학생들의 Regional points
2. Regional 지역에 거주하는 친인척의 스폰서쉽을 받아 491 비자를 신청하려는 경우

2019년 11월 16일 변경되는 regional 지역의 확장으로 위의 2가지 경우가 소급적용됩니다.

즉, 다시 말해 NSW 주의 월롱공 / 뉴카슬  등에서 공부를 한 유학생의 경우 regional 점수 5점을 추가로 받을 수 있습니다.

또는 이 지역에 거주한 친인척이 있는 경우 regional resident 로서 491 비자의 친인척 스폰서쉽을 위한 거주 자격조건을 만족하게 됩니다.

관려된 분들 참고하세요.

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QLD 주의 경우 491 / 190 비자 nomination 을 위한 3 가지 방법

Before submitting an EOI, please review the BSMQ criteria relevant to your circumstances to confirm eligibility:

• I’m working in Queensland (QLD 에서 일하고 있는 경우)
• I’m offshore  (호주외 지역)
• I’m a Queensland postgraduate alumni )(QLD 석사 / 박사 졸업 한 경우)

Please also carefully check the Queensland Skilled Occupation List to confirm whether your occupation remains on the list: (직업군은 예고 없이 변경 가능함에 유의)

Queensland Skilled Occupation List  (현재 목록)

Occupations removed from the list (기존 직업군 목록에서 제거된 직업군)

Please do not submit your EOI if you do not meet criteria or if your occupation has been removed from the relevant list as it will not be picked up. (현 직업군 목록에 있는 경우만 EOI 제출해야 함)

Updated EOI’s will not be picked up or considered. You must submit a BRAND NEW EOI from 25 November 2019. No EOIs prior to this date will be considered. (새로운 EOI 를 제출해야 함; 기존의 것에 변경된 EOI는 선택에서 제외될 것임) 

Please ensure you have all documents ready to upload prior to submitting an EOI. Do not contact us to ask for an update on your application as at this significantly slows down processing times. (모든 최소충분 조건을 만족한 신청인 만이 EOI 제출해야)

Note: The BSMQ Skilled Program may only be open for a limited time depending on the demand for the program. (190 비자를 위한 nomination 은 무려 하루도 안되어서 마감됨)

안녕하세요.

11월 25일 오픈했다고 공지를 받고
고객님의 문의가 있어 가 보니 이미 190 비자를 위한 nomination 은 마감 (헐~ 황당하네요 ㅠㅠ)

처음에는 제 눈을 의심했어요 ㅠㅠ
두번째는 now closed 라는 말이 2019년 11월 16일 전에 문구로서 update를 하지 않았나 하면서… 아 그런데 아니네요. 진짜 closed ㅠㅠ

이 뜻은 QLD 주의 경우  2020년 7월 1일 전까지 190 비자는 더 이상 못 받는다 (quota를 다 채웠다?) 로 이해가 됩니다.

단 하루 만에 마감이라 흠…

참 준비된 사람들이 많이 있었음을 새삼 배웁니다. ㅠㅠ

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New Skilled Regional Visas – Subclasses 491, 494 and 191 에 대한 정리 

내용:

• 새로운 Skilled Regional Visas 에 대한 소개
• 요구조건
• 489 / 187 비자 마감
• 점수제 변경

Regional Area인지 여부 확인방법

https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2019L01446 에서 우편번호로 확인 가능함

Schedule 1 of the Instrument (491비자) 

• Introduces the Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa
• Closes the Subclass 489 Skilled – Regional (Provisional) subclass
• Amends the Schedule 6D Points Test for applicants sponsored by State/Territory Governments or family members residing in designated regional areas
• Commences 16 November 2019
• (14,000 places have been allocated to this visa subclass)

Schedule 2 of the Instrument (494비자) 

• Introduces the Subclass 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa
• Closes the Subclass 187 – Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme subclass
• Brings employers seeking to sponsor overseas workers under Div 3 of Part 2 of the Migration Act and Part 2A of the Migration Regulations
• Commences 16 November 2019
• (9,000 places have been allocated to this visa subclass)

Schedule 3 of the Instrument (191 영주비자) 

• Introduces the Subclass 191 Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa
• Details eligibility criteria for this visa, including pre qualifying visas, minimum taxable income for three years and compliance with regional visa conditions
• Commences 16 November 2022

Point Test changes (점수제 변동)

Schedule 6D to the Migration Regulations is amended to award:

• 15 points for nomination by a State or Territory government agency or sponsorship by a family member residing in regional Australia, to live and work in regional Australia;
• 10 points for a skilled spouse or de facto partner
• 10 points for certain Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) qualifications
• 5 points for a spouse or de facto partner with ‘competent English’ (배우자 영어성적)
• 10 points for applicants without a spouse or de facto partner

Invitations for points tested visas

Invitations will be ranked in the following order: (EOI 초대 우선순위)

• First – primary applicants with a skilled spouse or de facto partner
• Equal First – primary applicants without a spouse or de facto partner
• Second – Primary applicants with a spouse or de facto partner who can demonstrate competent English, but does not have the skills for skilled partner points (age and skills)
• Third – Primary applicants with a partner who is ineligible for either competent English or Skilled partner points. These applicants will be ranked below all other cohorts, if all other points claims are equal

Transitional Arrangements (과도기) 

Current Subclass 489 holders and applicants with lodged Subclass 187 applications

• Current Subclass 489 visa holders will continue to have access to the Subclass 887 Skilled Regional visa (현 489 비자 -> 887 비자 신청가능)
• Applications for first Subclass 489 may be made before 16 November 2019
• Applications for second Subclass 489 visas may continue to be made on and after 16 November 2019 (두번째 489 비자 소지하는 경우 2019년 11월 16일 이후에도 신청 가능)
• Subclass 187 RSMS applications lodged before 16 November 2019 will not be impacted by these changes ( 187 비자 2019년 11월 16일 전에 접수된 경우 이전법에 근거 처리)
• Amended Schedule 6D points test will apply to new applicants for the Subclass 491 and applicants for Subclasses 189, 190 and 489 who are yet to be assessed (확정안된 189 /190/ 489 비자에도 적용)
• The points test will operate beneficially and no applicant will be adversely affected by this amendment

Transitional Subclass 457 visa holders (457 비자 과도기)

Holders of Subclass 457 visas on 18 April 2017, or applicants for a Subclass 457 visa on 18 April 2017 that was subsequently granted, are exempt from the closure on 16 November 2019 of the Temporary Residence Transition stream of the Subclass 187 RSMS visa

Transitional Subclass 482 visa holders (482비자 과도기)

Holders of Subclass 482 visas in the medium-term stream on 20 March 2019 or applicants for a Subclass 482 visa in the medium term stream on 20 March 2019, that was subsequently granted, are exempt from the closure on 16 November 2019 of the Temporary Residence Transition stream of the Subclass 187 RSMS visa.

New Skilled Regional Visas – features (새로운 비자 특징)

Designated Regional Areas (지방)

• At commencement of the new regional visas, it is intended that any area excluding Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Perth will be designated as a regional area
• Regional visa holders may live in any designated regional area and can move between designated regional areas

Restricted from applying for other visas (다른 비자 시청 불가 3년간) 

Holders of Subclass 491 and Subclass 494 visas or who last held these visas, are restricted from applying for the following visas, unless they have completed at least three years in a designated regional area, unless exceptional circumstances exist:

• Subclass 124/858 – Distinguished Talent
• Subclass 132 – Business Talent
• Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme
• Subclass 188 – Business Innovation and Investment
• Subclass 189 – Skilled – Independent
• Subclass 190 – Skilled – Nominated
• Subclass 820 – Partner (Temporary)

Subclass 491 – Skilled Regional (Provisional)

• Two streams – State/Territory sponsored and family member residing in designated area sponsored

State/Territory sponsored stream (주정부 스폰서)

• Must be nominated by State/Territory Government
• Review rights for refusal to grant this visa to an offshore applicant will extend to State/Territory authorities under Part 5 – reviewable decisions

Family member sponsored stream (친인척스폰서)

• Must be sponsored by a family member who is over 18 and is an Australian Citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen
• Sponsor must be usually resident in a designated regional area
• Sponsor must be related to the primary applicant or their spouse or defacto partner
• Family member is defined as parent, child or step-child, brother, sister, adoptive brother, adoptive sister, step‑brother or step‑sister; or an aunt, uncle, adoptive aunt, adoptive uncle, step‑aunt or step‑uncle; or a nephew, niece, adoptive nephew, adoptive niece, step‑nephew or step‑niece; or a grandparent; or a first cousin.
• Obligation to assist visa holder to the extent necessary, financially, with accommodation and to participate in AMEP English language program for 2 years

Applicant requirements (신청인 조건)

• Schedule 6D points test applies
• Must have been invited to apply
• Must not have turned 45 at time of application
• Must have skilled occupation on an applicable list and have a valid, suitable skills assessment
• Primary applicant must have competent English at time of application
• Must declare genuine intention to live, work and study in designated regional area
• Health PIC 4005 and character PIC apply to all primary applicants and members of family unit, whether applicants or not
• May apply and be granted inside or outside Australia, but not in immigration clearance
• Must be holder of substantive visa or BVA, BVB or BVC to apply onshore
• Temporary visa – five years validity
• Conditions 8578, 8579, 8580 and 8581 must be imposed
• VAC – Base application charge: primary applicant $3,755; additional applicant over 18 years: $1,875; under 18 years: $940
• Second VAC instalment if required – Less than functional English over 18 years: $4,890; any other applicant: nil
• Safe Haven Enterprise Visa holders or past holders, may apply for a Subclass 491 visa, subject to meeting prescribed requirements.

Subclass 494 – Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional)

• Two streams – Employer sponsored stream and labour agreement stream

Employer requirements (고용주 조건)

Nomination, application processes and sponsorship obligations largely mirror those applicable to Subclasses 457 and 482 sponsorship

• Position must genuine, full time and likely to exist for five years
• Annual market salary rate (AMSR) must not be less than TSMIT $53,900; annual earnings including non-monetary benefits must not be less than AMSR, unless nominated under the Labour Agreement stream; and terms and conditions no less favourable than for Australian employees must be provided
• Minister must be advised by a ‘body’ (RDA/RCB?) with the responsibility for that part of Australia, that the nominee will be paid at least the AMSR
• SAF charges: $3000 for businesses with turnover of less than $10 million, or $5000 for others
• Cost of fees and nomination training contribution charge (SAF levy) cannot be recovered from the overseas worker or third party – amendment to Reg 2.87S
• If nominating an existing Subclass 494 visa holder, the new sponsor is expected to assume the sponsorship obligations for family members who already hold a Subclass 494
• Subclass 494 visa holders will be provided with 90 days to find another employer, if they cease employment with their sponsor
• Visa can be cancelled if sponsor provides false and misleading information, fails to meet sponsorship obligations, is cancelled or barred from being a sponsor or where a party to a labour agreement, it is terminated, suspended or ceased

Applicant requirements (신청인 조건)

• Must not have turned 45 at time of application
• Employer sponsored stream – must have skilled occupation on an applicable list and have valid, suitable skills assessment; Labour agreement stream – may be required to demonstrate has necessary skills to perform tasks of nominated occupation
• Nominated occupation to be specified by corresponding 6-digit ANZSCO code
• Must have been employed in the nominated occupation for at least three years on a full-time basis and at level of skill required for the occupation; Labour agreement stream – unless Minister considers it reasonable not to require this
• Employer sponsored stream – applicant must have competent English at time of application, unless specified in a legislative instrument by the Minister; Labour agreement stream – English language skills suitable to perform the nominated occupation
• Employer sponsored stream – health PIC 4007; Labour agreement stream – health PIC 4005
• Character PIC apply to all primary applicants and members of family unit whether applicants or not
• May apply and be granted inside or outside Australia, but not in immigration clearance
• Must be holder of substantive visa or BVA, BVB or BVC to apply onshore
• Temporary visa – five years validity
• Conditions 8503 and 8534 may be waived where that visa holder has a genuine intention to apply for a Subclass 494 visa
• Conditions 8578, 8579, 8580, 8581 and new Condition 8608 must be imposed
• Visa can be cancelled if the visa holder did not have a genuine intention at the time of grant to perform the nominated occupation or ceased to have a genuine intention to perform that occupation or the position was not genuine
• VAC – Base application charge: primary applicant $3,755, additional applicant over 18 years: $1,875, under 18 years: $940 (*Minister of Religion or member of their family unit VAC: nil)
• Second VAC instalment if required – Primary applicant less than functional English over 18 years: $9,800; secondary applicants over 18 years $4,890; any other applicant: nil
• Safe Haven Enterprise Visa holders or past holders, may apply for a Subclass 494 visa, subject to meeting prescribed requirements

Subclass 191 – Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa

• Only Subclasses 491 and 494 visa holders are eligible to apply for this visa
• Must have held the Subclass 491 or 494 for at least three years and substantially complied with the conditions of the visa and Condition 8579
• Must have met a minimum threshold taxable income level for at least three years while holding the Subclass 491 or 494 (threshold to be specified by legislative instrument)
• Dependent children included as members of family unit for the Subclass 491 or 494 visas, may be included in Subclass 191 application, even if no longer able to meet the definition of dependency
• Health PIC 4007 and character PIC apply to all primary applicants and members of family unit, whether applicants or not
• May apply and be granted inside or outside Australia, but not in immigration clearance
• VAC – Base application charge: primary applicant $385; additional applicant over 18 years: $195, under 18 years: $100
• Permanent visa allowing holder to travel to and enter Australia for a period of 5 years from grant date

New Schedule 8 Conditions (비자조건)

Condition 8578

• Notify Department within 14 days of changes to visa holder’s residential address, contact details, passport details, employer address, location of position

Condition 8579

• Requires applicant to live, work and study (where relevant) in designated regional area
• Permits visa holder to move between designated regional areas
• Prevents visa holder from accessing any other skilled migration visa for at least three years
• Cancellation provisions may apply if not compliant with Condition 8579

Condition 8580

• Requires within 28 days, if requested in writing by the Minister, the visa holder’s residential address, address of employer, address of location of position employed in, address of any educational institution attended by visa holder

Condition 8581

• Requires visa holder, if requested in writing by the Minister to attend an interview which may be undertaken face to face or by video conferencing applications

Condition 8608

• The holder must work only in the nominated occupation identified in the application for the most recent Subclass 494 visa granted to the holder, must only work in position in nominating business or associated entity, unless occupation specified by the Minister or to fulfil a legal requirement after giving notice; commence work within 90 days of arriving in Australia; not cease work employment for more than 90 days; continue to hold license or registration

관련법 링크 : F2019L00578 – Migration Amendment (New Skilled Regional Visas) Regulations 2019.

Last update: 2019년 11월 25일

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2018/2019 회계년도 vs 2019/2020 회계년도
부모 비자 및 가족 비자 예정된 최대 수 

부모비자의 처리대기시간은 매우 깁니다.

현재 2019년 10월 기준으로 아래와 같습니다.

Queue release dates

As at October 2019, we have released for final processing:

• Contributory Parent visa applications with a queue date up to September 2015 (기여 부모비자의 경우)
• Parent visa applications with a queue date up to August 2010 (부모비자의 경우)
• Aged Parent visa applications with a queue date up to May 2012 (고령 부모비자의 경우)

처리 시간

Processing times

Once we reach the number of visa places available in the current Migration Program year we will consider any applications that have been queued and released for final processing, but not yet finalised, for a place in a subsequent year.

Contributory Parent, Parent and Aged Parent visa processing times change for a number of reasons, including: (아래 요소들이 처리 시간에 영향을 줌)

• changes in planning levels
• how many visa applications are submitted
• how many applications are withdrawn or refused
• Administrative Appeals Tribunal remits
• Ministerial Intervention cases
• changes to processing directions

We don’t provide processing times for Contributory Parent, Parent, Contributory Aged Parent and Aged Parent visa applications. Applications for these visas are subject to capping and queueing.

However, based on current planning levels, we estimate new Contributory Parent visa applications lodged that meet the criteria to be queued are likely to take approximately at least 52 months to be released for final processing. (기여부모비자의 경우 최소 52주 소요됨)

New Parent and Aged Parent visa applications lodged that meet the criteria to be queued are likely to take approximately 30 years for final processing. (새로운 부모비자 및 고령부모비자의 경우 대략 30년이 소요될 전망)
Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/family-visa-processing-priorities/parent-visas-queue-release-dates 

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Last update: 2019년 11월 25일

Victoria – open (2019년 11월 18일 부터 491 비자 오픈)

Applications for Victorian nomination under the Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional visa program opened on 18 November 2019. It is free to lodge a Victorian nomination application. (신청비 무료)

Western Australia – open (2019년 11월 21일 부터)

The Timeline of Transitional Arrangements on the Living in Western Australia website give 21 November 2019 as the start date for the Subclass 489 invitations

Tasmania – open (오픈) 491 비자 포함하여 2019년 11월 16일 부터 오픈

All state nominated applications opened on 16 November 2019 including Subclass 491 Skilled Regional Work visas. Applications will incur a $220 fee including GST. (신청비 220불 있음)

Queensland – open (11월 25일부터)

The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program has opened today, 25 November 2019 for the Subclass 491 Skilled Regional Work and Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated visas. More details here

South Australia (2019년 12월 첫번째주 부터 오픈 예정)

State nomination applications for the Subclass 491 Skilled Regional Work and Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated visas will be open first week in December 2019. (491 & 190 비자 둘다 함께 오픈예정)

Northern Territory (2019년 12월 9일 부터 오픈 예정)

Applications for Subclass 491 Skilled Regional Work and Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated visas will reopen on 9 December 2019. A nomination fee will be applied from that date. (491 & 190 비자 둘다 함께 오픈예정이며 신청비를 지불해야 할 것임)

Australian Capital Territory (2020년 1월 1일 신년초부터 491 비자 신청 가능 )

The ACT is defined as regional for skilled migration purpose from 16 November 2019. While potential applicants can complete the Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI from this date, the Subclass 491 Canberra Matrix can only be submitted from 1 January 2020. Eligibility criteria will be available from 28 November 2019. (신청 자격 등 관련 정보는 2019년 11월 28일 부터)

New South Wales (NSW 주 깜깜 무소식)

No announcement at this time.

여기까지 491 & 190 비자를 위한 각 주정부의 상황 정리해 드림

Last update: 2019년 11월 25일

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