📃Eligibility:

Aged between 18-30 years
Graduated 2024 & 2025 (Eligible streams)
Good Character & Health
Competent English
Enough money to support yourself
Proof of accommodation

⚠️*No visa rejections in past (Australia)

Must have completed Bachelors/ Masters / Doctorate from Top 100 institutes (India)
Engineering, Mining, Information Technology, AI etc (Preferred Streams)

💰Govt.Fee: 25$ + 375$

💰Professional Fee: INR 1,75,000/- (50% Advance & 50% after ballot selection)

⏳️Deadline to apply: December 14

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Here’s a comprehensive overview of the main Australian visa pathways currently available (as of mid‑2025), covering work, study, family, innovation, and regional routes:

Work & Skilled Visas

Skills in Demand (SID) visa – Replacing the old TSS (482) from late 2024. Has three streams: Specialist, Core, and Essential. Minimum 1 year of experience. Can lead to PR after 2 years under ENS (186)
Skilled Independent (189) – Points-tested permanent visa (no sponsorship).
Skilled Nominated (190) – PR visa via state nomination.
Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) – Provisional regional visa, leads to PR.
Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) 186 & Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) 187 – Employer‑sponsored PR routes.
Global Talent Visa (Subclass 858) – For highly skilled individuals in specific fields. Requires international recognition and endorsement.
Business Innovation and Investment (Subclass 188) – For business owners and investors. Requires significant investment or business turnover.

Temporary Work visas:

Subclass 400 – Short-term specialist work (up to 3 months).
Subclass 408 – Activity-based (e.g., cultural, research)
Subclass 482 – Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa, replaced by Skills in Demand (SID) from late 2024.
Subclass 485 – Graduate Work visa for international students.

Innovation & Business

National Innovation Visa (858) – Launched December 2024, replacing Global Talent & Business Innovation visas. For exceptionally talented individuals, PR is granted on approval.
Business Innovation & Investment (188) – Still in place but being phased out; working investment/business categories, pathway to PR

Student & Guardian Visas

Student visa (Subclass 500) – For full-time study. Recent reforms enforce Genuine Student intent, higher English/financial requirements, and require a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) at application.
Student Guardian visa – For parents/guardians accompanying students under 18. Allows stay during the course, but no full-time work

Family & Humanitarian Visas

Partner & Child visas – Partner visa processing times are improving (~15 months), child visas remain uncapped.
Parent visas – Heavily backlogged (14–31 year wait), limited annual allocation (~8,500 spots)

Emerging / In Discussion

Digital Nomad Visa – Discussions ongoing, but not officially implemented. Temporary alternatives like Visitor (600), WHV (417/462)

What’s Next for You?

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