[News] These are the professions that allow Latinos to have better job offers in Australia

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Australia is one of the most appreciated countries in the world for having a diverse culture and rich resources. Although the cost of living is higher than in other countries, the lifestyle is relaxed and the natural wonders are highly attractive.

The regional skilled work visa (provisional) (subclass 491) allows skilled Latino immigrants to live, study and work in rural areas for a period of five years, with a path to permanent residence.

You must receive the Victorian nomination before you can apply for this visa. After three years, subclass 491 visa holders may be eligible to apply for the subclass 191 visa that provides permanent residency, as published by Uvision Migration & Education.

The regional visa is the new visa model created for those designated professionals who are interested in residing in Australia and performing in their trade.

Professional profiles for Latinos to work and live in Australia
These are the professional profiles that apply for the Australian regional visa:

• Counter
• Pilot
• Soccer player
• Anesthetist
• Cardiologist
• Biochemical
• Dental Specialist or Technician
• Psychologist
• Arts Manager
• Chef
• Construction worker
• Gardener
• Architect
• Carpenter
• horse breeder
• Agricultural Engineer or Technician
• Aeronautic engineer
• Botanical
• Electrician
• Cameraman
• advertising specialist
• Careers related to lodging and hospitality

 

Requirements for the regional visa in Australia for Latinos
To be eligible to apply for the Regional (Provisional) Skilled Work Visa (Subclass 491) nomination, you must:

• Have selected your Register of Interest (ROI),
• Being under 45 years of age,
• Have a competent English level
• Pass a valid skills assessment in an occupation on the list of skilled occupations eligible for this visa
• Have scored at least 65 points on the Australian Government points test for your Expression of Interest (EOI) in SkillSelect.

The application process costs just over $2,600 and can be done virtually through the Australian Department of the Interior website.

 

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