🛠️ Australia Migration Skill Assessment

Thinking of working and living in Australia? ✈️ One of the first and most important steps is getting your skills assessed! Through the General Skilled Migration (GSM) program, qualified professionals and tradespeople can make their way to Australia via a point-based system designed to meet the country’s workforce needs. 🇦🇺

📌 What Is GSM?

GSM stands for General Skilled Migration—a pathway for highly skilled professionals and tradespeople to migrate to Australia. One of the key eligibility steps is having your skills assessed in your nominated occupation by an authorized assessing authority.

🔍 Apply for Skills Assessment in Australia

Apply from Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide or anywhere in Australia with LUMINS by your side! 🌏

🏢 Common Assessing Authorities

Here are some of the key bodies depending on your occupation:

• 🧑‍💻 ACS – Australian Computer Society
• 🦷 ADC – Australian Dental Council
• 👷 TRA – Trades Recognition Australia
• 📐 AIQS – Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors
• 🧠 APS – Australian Psychological Society
• 👩‍⚕️ ANCI – Australian Nursing Council Incorporated
• 🦺 VETASSESS – Vocational Education & Training Assessment Services
• …and many more!

🌟 Highlights

• ✅ Ensure your occupation is eligible under the nominated list.
• 📄 Provide valid documentation to support your work experience and qualifications.
• 🧾 Each assessing authority has its own fees, procedures, and timelines.
• 📤 You must arrange your skills assessment before submitting your Expression of Interest (EOI).

📋 Key Eligibility Requirements

• 🎓 Have post-secondary qualifications (university or trade).
• 🧰 Relevant work experience may also be acceptable.
• 📂 Provide a valid skills assessment at the time of application submission.
• 🔁 You may apply for multiple assessments before EOI but must stick to one nominated occupation at application time.

📞 Need Help?

Don’t navigate the complex world of skills assessment alone! 💡 Talk to our partnered expert MARA-registered agents at LUMINS today and get your assessment process started the right way! 🎯

Note: The above information is general guidance and not professional migration advice. Requirements may change, so always consult with a registered migration agent or the official Department of Home Affairs website.