Navigating the SkillSelect Expression of Interest (EOI) process is crucial for securing a nomination under Australia’s point-based migration programs (subclasses 189, 190, and 491). Here’s how to do it right:
Choose the Right Visa Subclass: Each subclass has specific criteria. Ensure you pick the one that best matches your qualifications and experiences.
Nominate the Right State/Territory: Different states and territories have varying requirements and occupation lists. Select the one that aligns with your skills.
Trigger the Necessary Factors: After lodging a SkillSelect EOI make sure to trigger all necessary additional factors to validate your EOI submission and increase your chances of nomination.
🔍 Beware of Insufficient EOIs! Some consultants might lodge insufficient numbers of EOIs and not take action to trigger the necessary factors, which can hurt your chances. There are no restrictions on submitting more than one EOI, so submit a maximum number of EOIs to increase your chance of getting nominated! We even found some consultants make wrong claims on EOI points that may hurt you by getting visa rejection in the outcome stage.
At Uniallies Immigration and Education Services, we are a boutique migration agency committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients. We strategically permute and combine all potential EOI submissions and use the most dependable triggers to maximize your chances of success.
Don’t leave your future to chance. Trust the experts at Uniallies to guide you through the process and turn your Australian migration dreams into reality! 🌟
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