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Skilled Migration to Australia from Bangladesh: Subclass 189, 190 and 491

Australia skilled migration program is launched by the Australian Home Affirms to get eligible and qualified skilled professionals who can contribute to Australian economy. Every year, engineers, computer professionals, marketing experts, auditors, managers, teachers, university lecturers, and other professionals apply for Australia skilled migration and get permanent residence.

Basic requirements for Australia’s skilled migration visa subclass 189, 190 and 491

  • Age: your age should be less than 44 years
  • Education: You must have at least a bachelor’s degree
  • Work experience: you must have at least 3 years of work experience related to your field of study
  • IELTS/PTE test score: you must have at least a competent level in IELTS or PTE.
  • You must pass the skilled migration points test.

Who can apply for Australian migration from Bangladesh

From Bangladesh, a good percentage of skilled manpower move to Australia. Unfortunately, only certain skilled people can settle in Australia from Bangladesh. As per the latest EOI draws, we found that some certain occupations are prioritized. Technical, engineering, IT, Medical, and worker level job categories have been prioritized. If you’re applying from Bangladesh, it is good to see if your occupation is in the CSOL, MLTSSL or STSOL skilled occupation lists and also check the last 12 months EOI draws.

Australia Skilled Migration Points Chart

Skilled migration in Australia is a points-tested immigration system. Candidates must achieve the passing score which is currently 65 to be eligible for the subclass 189, 190 or 491.

Category Requirement Points
Age 18 – 24 years 25
25 – 32 years 30
33 – 39 years 25
40 – 44 years 15
English Language Skills Competent English 0
Proficient English 10
Superior English 20
Education Doctorate (from Australian or recognized institution) 20
Bachelor’s degree (from Australian or recognized institution) 15
Diploma/Trade qualification (from Australian institution) 10
Recognized qualification suitable for the occupation (by assessing authority) 10
Specialist Education Masters or Doctorate (postgraduate research) in specified fields 10
Australian Study Qualification from an Australian institution meeting the Australian study requirement 5
Professional Year Completion of a Professional Year in Australia (Accounting, ICT/Engineering) 5
Credentialled Community Language Recognized qualification in a community language 5
Study in Regional Australia Qualification from an Australian institution in regional Australia 5
Partner Skills Partner meets age, English, and skill criteria (same visa subclass) 10
Partner has competent English (same visa subclass) 5
You are single or your partner is an Australian citizen/permanent resident 10

*You must score 65 points to be eligible for Australian skilled migration program and submit your EOI.

Skilled Visa Options: Subclass 189-190-491

There are several visa subclasses available for skilled immigration to Australia. The most common options include:

1. Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)

Visa Subclass 189 offers direct permanent residence. If you’re from Bangladesh, you can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident (PR). This is the best visa option among all three subclasses. With this visa, you can live anywhere in Australia and enjoy all the benefits of Australian PR. You can add your partner through spouse visa later, if not added earlier.

Requirements for Visa Subclass 189

  • Must score at least 65 points on Australia’s points test.
  • Your occupation must be on Australia’s Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL).
  • Get a Visa Invitation.

2. Skilled Sponsored Visa (Subclass 190)

Visa Subclass 190 requires nomination by an Australian state or territory. This visa subclass also grants permanent residence. Essentially, Subclass 190 is similar to Subclass 189, but you must stay in the state that nominates you for a specified period.

Requirements for Visa Subclass 190

  • Must score at least 65 points (additional points are awarded for state or territory nomination).
  • Your occupation must be on the state’s Skilled Occupation List.

3. Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491)

This visa is designed for skilled professionals willing to live and work in regional areas of Australia. applicants from Bangladesh, tend to apply for this visa subclass more than other two only because this subclass offers additional 15 points which is a big deal.

Requirements for Visa Subclass 491

  • Must score at least 65 points.
  • You must be nominated by a state, territory, or family member in a regional area.

Nominating States in Australia

  1. Western Australia 
  2. Queensland 
  3. Northern Territory 
  4. South Australia 
  5. New South Wales 
  6. Victoria 
  7. Tasmania 
  8. Australian Capital Territory

How to apply for skilled migration from Bangladesh – What are the steps

  • Step 1: Check Eligibility
    Ensure your occupation is on Australia’s Skilled Occupation List and that you score the required points.
  • Step 2: Skills Assessment
    Have your qualifications and experience assessed by the relevant skills assessing authority for your specific occupation.
  • Step 3: Expression of Interest (EOI)
    Submit an EOI through SkillSelect, detailing your skills, qualifications, and experience.
  • Step 4: Wait for Invitation to Apply
    If you meet the points requirement and your occupation is in demand, you’ll receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for the visa.
  • Step 5: Submit Your Application
    Once you get EOI invitation, submit your full application, including all required documentation within 60 days.
  • Step 6: Health and Police Checks
    Complete health checks and provide police clearance certificates as required.
  • Step 7: Visa Approval
    Once your application is processed and granted, you’ll receive Australian immigrant letter and can begin your journey to Australia! You can check your Australian visa status on VEVO.

Key factors for immigration to Australia

  • Occupation in Demand List: Each year Australian government determines ANZSCO suitable for migration in Australia. If you are from Bangladesh, do not apply if your occupation in not in the skilled occupation list.
  • IELTS: The minimum IELTS score in 6 in each band, and 50 in each PTE. But you should aim for 7 in each band and equivalent score in PTE. This si give you extra points and take your profile to rank above many other candidates competing globally.
  • Age: You should apply for skilled visa in Australia when your age is between 25 and 39. This will ensure you get full points in Age.
  • Spouse Points: If you are married, ask her to sit for English test too. If your spouse is doing a job, he/she can do skills assessment as well. By this, you can add maximum 10 points
  • Contact Australian Migration Consultant: If it often better to contact and get a free assessment from an experienced Australian migration and visa consultant. They can help you know the right information and facts about skilled migration visas. Otherwise, sometimes, you can find immigration to Australia frustrating and confusing. You might need hours and hours to learn about everything in details.
  • Include family members: If you are married, it is better to include them in your PR application. By doing this, you don’t need to apply for them spouse visa in future.

List of Occupations In-Demand

  1. All Engineers
  2. Computer, Software and IT Professionals
  3. Wall and Floor Tilers
  4. Accountants
  5. Other Natural and Physical Science Professionals
  6. Medical Imaging Professionals
  7. Other Medical Practitioners
  8. Animal Attendants and Trainers
  9. Sports Coaches, Instructors and Officials
  10. Environmental Scientists
  11. Midwives
  12. Actors, Dancers and Other Entertainers
  13. Plasterers
  14. Architects and Landscape Architects
  15. Occupational Therapists
  16. Engineering Managers
  17. Medical Laboratory Scientists
  18. Psychologists
  19. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics
  20. Auditors, Company Secretaries and Corporate Treasurers
  21. Health and Welfare Services Managers
  22. Physiotherapists
  23. Cabinetmakers
  24. Bricklayers and Stonemasons
  25. Special Education Teachers
  26. Social Workers
  27. Electronics Trades Workers
  28. Artistic Directors, and Media Producers and Presenters
  29. Chefs
  30. ICT Business and Systems Analysts
  31. Database and Systems Administrators and ICT Security Specialists
  32. Industrial, Mechanical and Production Engineers
  33. Painting Trades Workers
  34. Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers
  35. Other Specialist Managers
  36. General Practitioners and Resident Medical Officers
  37. Management Consultants
  38. Solicitors
  39. Structural Steel and Welding Trades Workers
  40. University Lecturers and Tutors
  41. Motor Mechanics
  42. Plumbers
  43. Metal Fitters and Machinists
  44. Carpenters and Joiners
  45. Civil Engineering Professionals
  46. Construction Managers
  47. Electricians
  48. Software and Applications Programmers
  49. Secondary School Teachers
  50. Registered Nurses

Documents Requirements for Visa Application

  • Positive Skills Assessment
  • IELTS/PTE
  • Passport
  • National ID
  • Photograph (35x45mm)
  • Birth certificate
  • All Academic transcripts and certificates
  • Evidence of marriage if applicable
  • Employment reference letter from each job
  • Evidence of salary
  • Income Tax documents
  • BD Police clearance certificate
  • Health test report
  • Other documents if required*

Visa Fee

 Visa Fee: AUD$4,885

FAQ

Do I need a job offer if I apply for skilled migration to Australia from Bangladesh?

Job offer is not a mandatory requirement for skilled migration visa.

Can I include my family members in the process?

Yes, you can include your dependent family members.

What are the differences between 189, 190 and 491 visas?

The Subclass 189 visa is a direct permanent residency visa that allows you to live anywhere in Australia. The Subclass 190 visa also grants permanent residency, but you must reside in the sponsoring state. The Subclass 491 visa permits you to live in regional areas of Australia, and you will receive extra points for this in your Expression of Interest (EOI)

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