Steps to Apply for Australian PR

  1. Go through Link for Basic points evaluation - https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/189-
  2. Find out a Job  on SOL - Link               http://www.visabureau.com/australia/skilled-occupation-list.aspx
  3. Check if your category is open  or not
  4. Check if it is open under section 189 or 190
  5. Check the name of assessing Authority  and its requirements - https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/Work/Skills-assessment-and-assessing-authorities/assessing-authorities
  6. Give ENglish Test
  7. Start work on Getting Employment documents
  8. Get Academic Documents stamped
  9. Get Salary receipt Quarterly from start of employment(Last 8 years considered)
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  10. Submit docs for assessment
  11. once assessment is done , Prepare and submit EOI
  12. Get Police verification done
  13. Get Mideical done
  14. Submit Visa Application 
Duration Nearly 1 year.
Fees - Nearly 3600 AUD for Main Applicant , 1800 spouse and 900 per dependant.
Typical Consulting Agent Fees(Optional) 60- 65000 INR
Medical & PCC -10K INR for family 
English Exam - 10K INR(PTE)

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