EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 1 MIN
Government Immigration Australia
from VEM · host VEM
New South Wales allocates 3,600 spots for Government Immigration Australia in 2025-26. This program opens doors to permanent residency via skilled visas. VEM guides applicants through key pathways.Additional Information: Government Immigration AustraliaSource: https://vemvisa.com/en/new-south-wales-state-nomination/Pathway 1 targets workers in regional areas. Applicants need six months' experience with a local employer. Jobs cover all skilled fields, meeting TSMIT standards.Pathway 2 relies on invitations from Investment NSW. Demand focuses on priority roles from the Regional Skills List. Competition stays high, so explore alternatives.Pathway 3 suits recent regional graduates. Degrees must link to listed occupations. Studies occur in regional NSW within two years, with valid skills assessments.Submit EOI via SkillSelect for subclass 190 or 491. Keep claims backed by fresh evidence. NSW reviews all valid entries without prior rounds.Target sectors include health, education, ICT, and infrastructure. Check the official NSW Skills List for matches. Fees total $363 plus GST, with results in six weeks.VEM draws from registered agent expertise. Stay updated on changes via government sites. Secure nominations demand precise documentation and no EOI tweaks post-invitation.Vietnam Office: SAV.6-03.06 The Sun Avenue, 28 Mai Chi Tho Street, Binh Trung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamAustralia Office: Level 24–25, 108 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, AustraliaVietnam Hotline: 0909 112 310Australia Hotline: (+61) 865 578 833Website: https://vemvisa.comEmail: [email protected] More:https://vemvisavietnam.blogspot.com/2026/02/government-immigration-australia.htmlhttps://sites.google.com/view/vemvisa/tin-tuc/government-immigration-australiahttps://vemvisa.wixsite.com/vemvisavn/post/government-immigration-australiahttps://br.pinterest.com/pin/616711742769629443https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7423995943437541376/
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New South Wales allocates 3,600 spots for Government Immigration Australia in 2025-26. This program opens doors to permanent residency via skilled visas. VEM guides applicants through key pathways.Additional Information: Government Immigration AustraliaSource: https://vemvisa.com/en/new-south-wales-state-nomination/Pathway 1 targets workers in regional areas. Applicants need six months' experience with a local employer. Jobs cover all skilled fields, meeting TSMIT standards.Pathway 2 relies on invitations from Investment NSW. Demand focuses on priority roles from the Regional Skills List. Competition stays high, so explore alternatives.Pathway 3 suits recent regional graduates. Degrees must link to listed occupations. Studies occur in regional NSW within two years, with valid skills assessments.Submit EOI via SkillSelect for subclass 190 or 491. Keep claims backed by fresh evidence. NSW reviews all valid entries without prior rounds.Target sectors include health, education, ICT, and infrastructure. Check the official NSW Skills List for matches. Fees total $363 plus GST, with results in six weeks.VEM draws from registered agent expertise. Stay updated on changes via government sites. Secure nominations demand precise documentation and no EOI tweaks post-invitation.Vietnam Office: SAV.6-03.06 The Sun Avenue, 28 Mai Chi Tho Street, Binh Trung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamAustralia Office: Level 24–25, 108 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, AustraliaVietnam Hotline: 0909 112 310Australia Hotline: (+61) 865 578 833Website: https://vemvisa.comEmail: [email protected] More:https://vemvisavietnam.blogspot.com/2026/02/government-immigration-australia.htmlhttps://sites.google.com/view/vemvisa/tin-tuc/government-immigration-australiahttps://vemvisa.wixsite.com/vemvisavn/post/government-immigration-australiahttps://br.pinterest.com/pin/616711742769629443https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:7423995943437541376/
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