How long will it take until you receive the PR visa (Permanent Residency)?

How long will it take until you receive the PR visa (Permannet Residency)?

The last week has been hectic for me as I’ve counselled most Australian PR(Permanent Residency) clients along with work permits. It was a week with a ‘Marketing Specialist, Mechanical Engineers and a University Lecturer. I already talked about university lecturers in my last post.

Some people find it hard to swallow how long it takes and what it takes to get a PR visa because it’s a trump card that allows you to live and work permanently in a foreign country. So they won’t just accept your application overnight! There is a process, there are many documents required, and it takes time because it’s not just a matter of packing your bags and taking the Chennai Express from Bengaluru to Chennai. Logically, theoretically, practically – it takes time! In fact, it can take between 2 and 3 years, which depends solely on your profile.

How long will it take for you to get the PR visa?

This is the standard question asked by everyone who applies for a visa, no matter which one!
Well, obtaining an ITA (Invitation to Apply), be it for Canada or Australia PR, depends entirely on it:
Your profile and your overall score, i.e. the credibility of your profile! Yes, you heard right.
Which state/region will accept your profile?
And finally, time is a factor — the sooner the better. There is no alternative!

So what is my role as a consultant? How can I make a difference in your PR Visa?

Strategically align your profile with the availability of the state to obtain an ITA
Create more opportunities or help you increase your points
Most importantly, I deal with every type of occupation in every category of the PR process! I know the behavior of states from past experience, what the odds are and how they issue or select profiles. This information is not on any official website; it comes from our real experience. Let me tell you: it’s not just a robot, it takes a lot of passion to study and observe the state V/S occupation This is my expertise! We not only have experience, but also the passion to work with your profile to ensure your success!

Your financial status, your time and your attention for PR Visa!

Also, people say we need time to think about it because it’s a life-changing decision. You have 2-3 years to think about it because you do not get the visa the next day. If you are not financially prepared to invest 1-2 lakhs, then immigration is not for you — it’s as simple as that! In most countries, visa fees are paid only at the final stage. So think about immigration if you are willing to invest the money, time and effort. If not, immigration is simply not for you! PR comes with benefits such as free education for children, loan opportunities, work permits etc., so it definitely comes at a price and you should be prepared to pay that price!

So if you are a marketing specialist, Microbiologist, University Lecturer, IT, HR, Engineers or any other profile, have extensive experience and want to immigrate to Australia, you should know that your skills are in demand and the States are currently open..

But, You need to be in the pool system and go through the process to have a chance of getting the visa, no matter how long it takes. There’s no other way out!!
Here again I say, and I will continue to say: the best time to immigrate was a year ago, but today is the next best time!

PFA the Vetassess Approval for ‘Marketing Specialist,’ and I’m also attaching an extensive document that talks about current openings for this occupation

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Here is the table summarizing the sponsorship options for Marketing Specialists in various Australian states:

State	Visa Type	Visa Allocation (2023-24)	Eligibility Criteria	Additional Information
New South Wales (NSW)	Subclass 190 Visa	2,650 places	Available to candidates residing in NSW for at least six months, competitive selection process. Preference to key industry sectors: health, education, ICT, infrastructure. Invitation rounds ongoing throughout the financial year.	NSW’s Subclass 491 Visa also available. Preference to key sectors; high-ranking EOIs in other sectors may be considered.

Victoria (VIC)	Subclass 190 Visa	2,700 places	Any occupation on skilled lists eligible. No employment requirements. Onshore applicants must be in Victoria at nomination time. Offshore applicants also eligible.	Victoria’s Subclass 491 Visa also available.
	Subclass 491 Visa	600 places	Onshore applicants must work in regional Victoria. Offshore applicants have no regional work requirement. Specific regional postcodes listed.	Graduates in Victoria also eligible for 190 and 491 visas.
South Australia (SA)	Subclass 190 Visa Nomination	1,100 places	South Australian Graduates with Bachelor’s degree meeting state study requirements, working full-time in SA, in closely related employment. Minimum EOI points: 65.	Nomination also available for Subclass 491 Visa.
	Subclass 491 Visa Nomination	1,200 places	Same as Subclass 190 Visa Nomination for SA Graduates.
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)	Subclass 190 Visa	600 places	Canberra Matrix score-based nomination. Minimum three years of full-time post-graduate work experience in nominated occupation within the last five years. Relevant Australian registration/licensing if required. No residence in Australia for the past year. Sufficient funds for migration. English proficiency: IELTS 7 or PTE Academic 65, unless occupation is Chef or ANZSCO level 3-5.	Overseas applicants only. Nominated occupation must be on ACT Critical Skills List. Spouse/partner must reside in Canberra or overseas. Application Fee: $300.
	Subclass 491 Visa	600 places	Canberra Matrix score-based nomination. Minimum one year of full-time post-graduate work experience in nominated occupation within the last five years. Relevant Australian registration/licensing if required. No residence in Australia for the past year. Sufficient funds for migration. English proficiency: IELTS 7 or PTE Academic 65, unless occupation is Chef or ANZSCO level 3-5.	Overseas applicants only. Nominated occupation must be on ACT Critical Skills List. Spouse/partner must reside in Canberra or overseas. Application Fee: $300.

This table provides an overview of the sponsorship options available for Marketing Specialists in New South Wales (NSW), Victoria (VIC), South Australia (SA), and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), including visa types, allocations, eligibility criteria, and additional information at the moment. Please note this information varies from time to time as per the state/region requirements!