Engineering is one of the most sought-after professions for skilled migration to Australia, and for good reason. Australia has a growing demand for engineers across multiple industries, competitive salaries, excellent living standards, and clear pathways to permanent residency. If you are an engineer from Bangladesh, understanding the steps to migrate can make your journey smoother and more successful.

At TRV Global, we have been helping Bangladeshi engineers navigate Australia’s skilled migration process for years. From skills assessment to visa application, our team ensures you have the best strategy to maximize your chances.

Why Engineers Choose Australia

Australia values engineers for their technical expertise and ability to contribute immediately to the workforce. Unlike some other countries, Australia provides a structured system for engineers, making it easier to move if you have the right qualifications and experience. Australian employers are actively seeking engineers in sectors like civil, electrical, mechanical, software, and mining.

Moreover, skilled migration for engineers is points-based but achievable. Your age, qualifications, work experience, and English proficiency all contribute to a strong profile. The medium- and long-term benefits include high-quality healthcare, education, and permanent residency opportunities for your family.

Step 1: CDR (Competency Demonstration Report) Assessment

For many engineering disciplines, a Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) is required. This assessment, conducted by Engineers Australia, verifies that your skills, qualifications, and work experience meet Australian standards.

The CDR includes three technical reports and a career episode describing your work experience in detail. TRV Global has extensive experience guiding Bangladeshi engineers to prepare strong, accurate CDRs that meet Engineers Australia’s strict standards. A well-prepared CDR can be the difference between a smooth migration process and delays or refusals.

Step 2: Expression of Interest (EOI)

Once your skills are assessed, the next step is to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through Australia’s SkillSelect system. Your EOI includes:

• Age
• Education and qualifications
• Work experience
• English language proficiency
• Additional points from certifications or state nomination

For engineers from Bangladesh, achieving a competitive points score is essential. Many candidates improve their English scores or target regional or state nominations to increase their chance of invitation. TRV Global helps you strategize your points, ensuring your profile is as competitive as possible.

Step 3: Invitation to Apply

After submitting the EOI, eligible candidates receive an invitation to apply for a visa. At this stage, you submit the full visa application with supporting documents, including skills assessment results, English test results, and work references. TRV Global assists engineers in compiling all documents professionally to meet Australian immigration standards.

Step 4: Visa Grant and Migration

Once approved, you can move to Australia, start working, and eventually apply for permanent residency. Engineers often find high demand in both urban centers and regional areas, giving you flexibility in location and lifestyle.

Most In-Demand Engineering Occupations in Australia

Here is a list of common engineering occupations eligible for skilled migration (ANZSCO codes):

• Civil Engineer (233211)
• Structural Engineer (233214)
• Mechanical Engineer (233512)
• Electrical Engineer (233311)
• Electronics Engineer (233411)
• Chemical Engineer (233111)
• Industrial Engineer (233512)
• Mining Engineer (233611)
• Software Engineer (261313)
• Telecommunications Engineer (263311)

This list is regularly updated based on Australia’s labor market needs, so planning is key.