Australia Visa pathways for overseas students to work and obtain PR

Overseas students have diverse Australia Visa pathways to work and obtain a PR in the nation. This was revealed by Australian Population Research Institute’s Bob Birrell. APRI is a think-tank based at Melbourne. International students have several visa options to remain in Australia, he added.

The number of Australia Student Visa holders increased in 2016-17 to 374,000 plus from the 278, 000 in 2011.

Overseas students can transition to the Post-Student Visa from the Student Visa. They can further move to the Working Holiday Visa and look for suitable options, as quoted by the Daily Mail Co UK.

Dr. Birrell elaborated that the Australia Visa system is conducive for overseas students if they are determined to stay in the nation. They can enter the job market and apply for PR, he added.

Overseas students in Australia also have several part-time work options. There are large numbers of them working within work limits of 20 hours per week.

Immigration has once again garnered limelight in Australian polity and society of late.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has said that the intake of Australia PR immigrants has been steady in spite of the large volume of applications. The system has been made more scrupulous sand fastidious. This is to ensure that those who arrive in Australia are the ones we want, added Turnbull.

The number of immigrants arriving in Australia with Provisional Work Visas has reached 1.6 million people under the Liberal Government.

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