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This depends on your individual circumstances, including whether you have an employer willing to sponsor you, your points test position, and your state or regional preferences. Our migration lawyers can help you identify the most suitable pathway.
Jobs and Skills Australia data places median electrician earnings at approximately $113,900 per year, though individual salaries vary with experience, specialisation, location and employment type.
VETASSESS assesses whether your qualifications and work experience are comparable to the Australian UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician. Requirements vary depending on the assessment pathway you apply under.
A practical assessment may be required as part of the VETASSESS process, in addition to a documentary evidence review and a technical interview, depending on your assessment outcome at each stage.
Timeframes vary depending on the skills assessment pathway, visa subclass and individual circumstances. Our migration lawyers can advise on realistic timeframes once we understand your situation.
Yes. A positive skills assessment from VETASSESS is a mandatory requirement for skilled and employer-sponsored visa pathways for Electrician (Special Class) (ANZSCO 341112).
Eligible family members can generally be included in most skilled and employer-sponsored visa applications, subject to meeting health, character and other relevant criteria. Our migration lawyers can confirm which family members can be included in your specific application.