Migration Overview

Australia is one of the Migration capitals of the world, alongside other big names like New Zealand, the USA, and Canada. This little trait is unsurprising considering much of the country’s present-day population consists of residents born overseas. The Migrating to Australia trend however temporarily ceased in the wake of the 2019-20 COVID-19 Pandemic, which saw much of the world’s economy and activities shut down. 

Throughout history, there have been major events in the country’s history that first brought settlers to the land down under. From 1788 to 1868, Australia was a destination for transporting prisoners from Britain as a means of increasing space in their own prisons. However, during the same time period, more and more free civilians began migrating to and settling in Australia to pursue a fresh start in life. Needless, that trend continues to stand even today.

If you’re a resident of a Foreign Country and interested in the opportunity to travel and live in Australia, there are several methods to avail yourself this: 

• If you’re looking to relocate to Australia as a working person, you can check out the Work Visas section for details on Skilled Migration Visa. 
• If you’re an Australian Citizen and would like to bring your relatives to the country, there are Bringing a Partner or Family Member programs you can look into. 
• Another Visa option is the Business & Investor Migration Visa which encourages investors and entrepreneurs to expand their network in the Australian work market. 
• If you would like to study in Australia as an International Student, you can avail yourself of the Student Visa. Please note that this would be a temporary visa providing up to 5 years of residency in the country, also depending upon the duration of your course studies. 

These options are only the highlights of many options that Australia provides to International candidates. For additional details, you can visit our official website or contact us directly.