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Find the next checks that matter in your migration planning
Answer five non-sensitive questions to organise your next actions. No account, uploads or personal identifiers are required, and nothing is sent to a server.
Your priority checks
A practical next-step sequence
This sequence organises public information; it does not decide eligibility or recommend a visa. Your answers remain on this page and are not sent or saved.
- 1
Confirm the occupation and visa lists first
Use the live Home Affairs occupation list to check the occupation code, eligible visa subclasses and named assessing authority.
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Identify the correct assessing authority
Requirements and evidence differ by occupation. Check the authority shown on the official occupation list before paying a fee.
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Check whether your English evidence is sufficient
Check accepted tests, result validity and the score needed for eligibility or points before relying on an estimate.
Open official source ↗ - 4
Estimate points, then verify every claim
Use the calculator to identify evidence categories. A score of 65 is a threshold, not an invitation prediction.
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Check each relevant jurisdiction directly
State and territory nomination criteria are separate from federal visa rules and can change during a program year.
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Build an evidence-ready file before an EOI
Record names, dates and claims consistently across identity, work, study, English and assessment documents.
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