189 or Student VISA???

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• neekia1228 Posts: 2Member
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  June 2021

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• migrationvibes Posts: 5Member
  Joined: Nov 08, 2019

  June 2021

  I suggest to get in touch with a migration agent. With an agent, they can assess if your points will hold. Getting a student visa is still a good way to get in Australia but you will still need to go through one of the PR visas after you graduate. This route is costly but it's the "fastest" way to get in. However, given the current situation, it would take awhile for the borders to open.

  
• RheaMARN1171933 Posts: 2,768Member, Administrator, Moderator
  Joined: Mar 10, 2016

  June 2021 edited June 2021

  @migrationvibes said:
  I suggest to get in touch with a migration agent. With an agent, they can assess if your points will hold. Getting a student visa is still a good way to get in Australia but you will still need to go through one of the PR visas after you graduate. This route is costly but it's the "fastest" way to get in. However, given the current situation, it would take awhile for the borders to open.

  Student visa is the most expensive way and does not guarantee a PR. It’s something I wouldn’t strongly recommend as an agent to take if the intention is to migrate. The illustration below shows the likelihood of a student visa transitioning into a permanent visa vs a temporary skilled visa transitioning into a pr visa.

  If you have an occupation and n the list and meet the eligibility requirements for a 189/190/491, you’re better off taking that route.