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Compare common pathways

A quick overview of the main visa groups. Your options depend on your circumstances, so use this as a starting point for your consultation.

PathwayWho it may suitVisa typeUsual first step
Skilled migration (189, 190, 491) Workers with an occupation on the skilled lists and enough pointsPermanent (189, 190) or provisional regional (491)Skills assessment and an Expression of Interest
Employer sponsored (482, 186, 494) Workers with an Australian employer willing to sponsor themTemporary (482), permanent (186) or provisional regional (494)Employer sponsorship and nomination
Partner (820/801, 309/100, 300) Partners and fiancés of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible NZ citizensTemporary, then permanentRelationship evidence across 4 areas
Student and graduate (500, 590, 485) International students, guardians and recent graduatesTemporaryCourse offer and Confirmation of Enrolment
Parent and family Parents, children and other relatives of Australian residentsTemporary or permanent, depending on the visaEligibility check, including the balance of family test for parents
Australian citizenship Permanent residents who meet the residence requirementCitizenship by conferralResidence check, then application and test
Visa refusal or cancellation Anyone who has received a refusal or cancellation decisionReview by the Administrative Review Tribunal, or a new applicationRead your decision letter and act before the deadline

General information only. Updated October 2026.

General information only, not migration advice. Visa rules change often. We'll confirm what applies to you in a consultation.

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