How to get your Global Talent Visa Faster - Straight to Australian PR - GTV 858 Updates 2024

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Content:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Expression of Interest (EOI)
01:29 The Global Talent Visa Application Stage
02:22 Switching to the Global Talent Visa
03:26 The best predictors for the success of a GTV Expression of Interest
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Opportunity for you in the Global Talent Visa:
We’ve been working actively with the Global Talent Visa since it was introduced in November 2019. There have been quite a few changes in relation to the Department of Home Affairs' approach to the Expression of Interest and the Global Talent overall priority. It is no longer the top priority, which has gone to Nurses and Teachers through Direction 100.
The Global Talent Visa is taking longer, but there are still plenty of success stories. It is still a good option for those looking to go straight to Australian PR without needing to do a Skills Assessment, especially for those who are over 45 years old.
I want to give you an update on what’s been happening lately.
Expressions of Interest:
Expression of Interest is the toughest of the two stages. The need to demonstrate prominence and achievements in your field and earning capacity of at least the FWHIT currently AUD 167,500 are centrally important.
Some Expressions of Interest still receive priority; for example, we recently got priority for our client whose professional experience is in the area of education.
However, fewer priorities are being given, and overall, you would expect the Expression of Interest stage to take 6 to 12 months.
Global Talent Visa application stage trends and tips:
At the Visa application stage, we lodge a comprehensive application with a submission about the main applicant’s Global Talents, and all the required identification, character, and supporting documents.
We are also assisting a number of Global Talents that have received an invitation and realise they have no idea how to lodge a comprehensive application.
Many of the visa applications are processed somewhere between 5 and 8 months. However, some applications may take 12 months or more.
Trends in Visa Applicants Switching to GTV:
If one part of the Australian migration program changes, that affects others.
The Business and Investment Visa program is currently effectively shut to new applications.
General Skilled Migration applicants have had very little opportunity for point-based visas, such as the 189, 190, and 491. This is due to the limited 189 rounds and 70% cuts in state nominations for 491.
We are finding that we are getting many people interested in the Global Talent that would previously have done points-based visas because they are under 45 years old.
Best predictors of success for an expression of interest:
Having verifiable achievements in a sector is very important. But the achievements can just be working on projects and don’t have to be awards or external achievements because many people work for large companies.
To go ahead with a Global Talent Visa, you must have a nominator, an area where many potential applicants find it difficult.
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