南澳州担保申请流程 SA-nomination-process

澳洲签证与移民 SA南澳州担保
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飞出国-南澳州担保申请流程

申请州担保必须同时满足州担保要求和DIBP要求。

  • 申请要求
  • 申请前
  • 申请流程

SA 州担保要求包括：###

  1. 承诺 – 你必须承诺在南澳生活和工作长达2年，并考虑在南澳长期居留。
  2. 年龄 – 申请州担保时你必须未满50周岁。
  3. 职业 – 你的职业必须在州担保职业清单上。一些特殊情况下也允许补充职业清单和特殊条件申请中的职业。详见资格概述。
  4. 技能评估 – 相关评估机构关于该职业普通技术移民的正面技能评估。
  5. 工作经验– 最近三年至少有一年技能工作经验。有些职业有更高工作经验要求。南澳国际毕业生将具备工作经验豁免资格。
  6. 英语能力 – 符合南澳移民最低英语语言能力要求。如果你持有美国、英国、爱尔兰、加拿大或新西兰签发的护照，或者是这些国家的公民，那么，你将不必提供英语语言能力测试结果证明。
  7. 经济能力– 有足够的资金在南澳生活。
  8. 技能选择意向书 – 必须符合DIBP考核标准以及南澳移民担保的要求。

申请之前请仔细阅读技能担保要求，包括技术移民、担保流程和技能担保要求。

申请前必须准备好所有申请材料，下面是所需材料的清单：

  1. 本人护照的个人信息页复件；

  2. 在被担保职业进行普通技术移民的正面技能评估；（南澳国际毕业生的技能评估必须保证在被担保的职业内和在南澳的学习范围内）

  3. 如果不具备英语语言能力豁免资格，必须提供英语语言测试结果；

  4. 国际毕业生必须提供经济能力证明或经济能力声明；

  5. 雇主的澳洲工作经验证明信，必须明确雇佣日期、工作头衔、职责、薪水和每周工作的小时数；(如果被担保的职业额外要求该领域内2到3年工作经验，那么，你必须同样提供雇主的证明信)

  6. 南澳国际毕业生、获得高分者或目前在南澳工作者必须提供高等教育资格相关证明；

  7. 链式移民必须提供表明家庭关系的法定声明、家庭关系证明（包括出生证明复件、结婚证明复件和更名证明复件）和证明家人是澳洲永久居民或公民且最近12个月一直居住在南澳。

重要提示:

  1. 准备材料申请州担保之前请仔细阅读申请条款、技术担保要求和材料清单。
  2. 网上提交申请时，你必须上传所有辅助文件；除非南澳移民局要求寄送文件或发送电子邮件，否则，不接受任何寄送文件或电子邮件。
  3. 所有上传文件必须是原文件扫描件。
  4. 所有材料必须是英语文件或合格译者翻译的英语文件。
  5. 所有上传的文件必须是被要求上传的，上传不必要的文件很可能延期申请流程，此外，不必要的附加文件很可能被删除。
    申请方式
  6. 下载技能选择意向表，首选城市必须选择南澳，然后选择190类技术担保签证或489类偏远地区技术移民（临时）签证。
    注意：一定要记录技能选择意向表的身份号码，因为申请州担保时会有需要！
  7. 在线跟踪申请流程；有关州担保申请的决定将会显示在我的申请页面。
  8. 一旦州担保获批，DIBP会发送邮件通知你申请签证。
  9. 通过DIBP递交签证申请。

如果你多次递交州担保申请，那么所有递交的申请将按递交时间被处理。有任何不想被处理的申请，可以联系南澳移民局撤销该申请（发邮件到gsm.sa@sa.gov.au）。注意：所有已支付的申请费用都不可返还。

Skilled workers and international graduates of South Australia seeking

nomination must meet both nomination and Department of Immigration and Border
Protection requirements.

  • Application requirements
  • Before you apply
  • How to apply

State nomination requirements include:

  1. Commitment to South Australia – You need to commit to living and working in South Australia for two years from when you arrive, with a view to long-term settlement.
  2. Age – under 50 years at the time of nomination
  3. Occupation – this must be listed on the State Nominated Occupation List as available. Access to a supplementary occupation list and ‘special conditions apply’ occupations are available in some circumstances. See the eligibility summary regarding access to the respective occupation lists.
  4. Skills Assessment – a positive General Skilled Migration skills assessment from the relevant authority
  5. Work experience – at least one year of skilled work experience in the last three years. Some occupations have a higher work experience requirement. If you are an international graduate of South Australia, you may be able to access a work experience waiver
  6. English – ability to meet Immigration SA’s minimum English language requirement for your occupation. If you are a passport holder or citizen of the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada or New Zealand, you don’t need to provide an English test result
  7. Financial capacity – sufficient funds to settle in South Australia.
  8. **SkillSelect Expression of Interest (EOI) ** - you need to have an EOI which meets the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) criteria and Immigration SA nomination requirements.

Before applying, please review all skilled nomination requirements.

The following is a summary of the documents required. Before you apply, please
review the complete document checklist.

  1. Copy of the personal details page in your passport.
  2. A positive General Skilled Migration skills assessment for your nominated occupation. For international graduates of South Australia, the skills assessment must be in your nominated occupation and field of study in South Australia.
  3. Details of English test result, if applicable.
  4. Details of financial capacity or Financial Capacity Declaration for international graduates.
  5. Letter(s) from employer(s) for Australian work experience stating employment dates, job title, duties and tasks, salary and hours worked per week. If your occupation requires an additional 2-3 years work experience, you should also supply letter(s) from employer(s).
    For international graduates, high points, currently working in South Australia
    as above plus item 6
  6. Evidence of tertiary qualifications.
    For chain migration, as above plus items below
  7. Statutory Declaration confirming family relationship.
  8. Evidence of family relationship – copy of a birth certificate, marriage certificate, proof of name change.
  9. Evidence that your family member is a permanent resident or Australian citizen and has been residing in South Australia for the last 12 months.

Download the checklist

Important Notes:

  1. Please read the application terms and conditions, skilled nomination requirements and the document checklist before applying and preparing your documents.

  2. You must upload all supporting documentation at the time of submission of your online application. Unless requested by Immigration SA, documents sent or emailed separately from your online application won’t be accepted.

  3. Your uploaded documents must be scanned copies of genuine originals.

  4. All documents must be in English or translated by a qualified translator into English.

  5. You should only upload documents required. Non-essential documents may delay processing. Additional documentation is not required and may be deleted.

  6. Lodge an expression of interest in SkillSelect, choose South Australia as your preferred state and select either 190 –Skilled Nominated visa or the 489 – Skilled Regional provisional visa.

  • Make sure you record your EOI ID number as you will need this for your state nomination application.
    2. Track your application online. Once a decision on a nomination application has been made it will be reflected on the My Application page.
    3. If you are approved for state nomination, you’ll receive an email from Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) inviting you to apply for your visa.
    4. Lodge your visa application with DIBP.

If you have submitted multiple applications for state nomination, these will
be processed in date order. You can contact Immigration SA to withdraw
applications you no longer want processed. Please emailgsm.sa@sa.gov.au to advise which applications you
wish to withdraw. Any application fees paid are not refundable.

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