مهاجرت به استرالیا - پروسه زمانی ویزا های استرالیا بعد از 23 سپتامبر 2009

پروسه زمانی ویزا های استرالیا بعد از 23 سپتامبر 2009 چهارشنبه بیستم آبان 1388

Application processing times

Application processing times vary and the time it takes to finalise an application is affected by a range of factors outside of the department's control

In respect of applications for a General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa, many applications will be affected by the Ministerial Direction which lists the order in which GSM applications must be processed. Applications accorded a higher priority under the direction will be processed ahead of lower priority applications irrespective of when the application is lodged. More information on Priority Processing is available on the department’s website.
See Updated Priority Processing Effective from 23 September 2009 – Frequently Asked Questions

Other factors that can impact on processing times include, but are not limited to

completeness of application

how quickly applicants respond to requests to provide documentation

medical complications

police checks

checks with third parties to verify claims made in an application

To ensure that your application is finalised as quickly as possible, you should check that all requested documentation is submitted with your application and that you respond promptly to requests to supply further documentation if requested

Checklists for each visa subclass are available on the department's website. To locate the checklist applicable to your visa, use the search function; enter checklist and the visa subclass number of the visa you are applying for.
Example: 'checklist 175'

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Processing times for applications lodged on or after 1 September 2007
Visa Type	Visa Subclass	Priority Processing #	Non Priority Processing
Visa Type	Visa Subclass	Priority Processing #	Applications lodged on, or before 23 September 2009	Applications lodged after 23 September 2009
Provisional	Skilled - Regional Sponsored (offshore) Subclass 475	7 months from date of lodgement	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2012	3 years from date of lodgement
Provisional	Skilled - Regional Sponsored (onshore) Subclass 487	5 months from date of lodgement	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2011	2 years from date of lodgement
Temporary	Skilled - Recognised Graduate (offshore) Subclass 476	7 months from date of lodgement	7 months from date of lodgement	7 months from date of lodgement
Temporary	Skilled - Graduate (onshore) Subclass 485*	6 months from date of lodgement *	12 months from date of lodgement	12 months from date of lodgement
Permanent	Onshore Skilled – Independent Subclass 885 Skilled – Sponsored Subclass 886	6 months from date of lodgement	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2011	2 years from date of lodgement
	Offshore Skilled Independent Subclass 175 Skilled Sponsored Subclass 176	15 months from date of lodgement	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2012	3 years from date of lodgement
	All Skilled - Regional Subclass 887	5 months from date of lodgement	5 months from date of lodgement	5 months from date of lodgement

# Applications which fall into the following priorities

applications from persons who are nominated by a State/Territory government and have nominated an occupation on the Critical Skills List (CSL

applications from persons who are sponsored by family and whose occupation is listed on the CSL

applications from persons who are neither nominated nor sponsored but who have nominated an occupation on the CSL

* Applications which fall into the following priorities

applications from persons who have completed an Australian Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at an Australian educational institution in Australia

applications from persons who have nominated an occupation on the Critical Skills List (CSL

applications from persons who have completed an Australian Bachelor degree and Australian Masters degree at an Australian educational institution in Australia

applications from persons who have completed an Australian Bachelor degree and Australian Honours degree (at least upper second class level) at an Australian educational institution in Australia

applications from persons who have completed an Australian Bachelor degree or Australian Masters degree in Australia

Subsequent entrants for provisional GSM visas are processed in the order in which the application is lodged. The priority processing order for GSM visas is available on our website.
See: What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

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Processing times for applications lodged before 1 September 2007 Note: Applications for these visa applications closed on 1 September 2007.
Visa Type	Visa Subclass	Priority Processing #	Non Priority Processing
Permanent	Offshore Skill Matching Subclass 134 Skilled Independent Subclass 136 State/Territory Nominated Independent Subclass 137 Skilled Australian Sponsored Subclass 138	Finalised	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2012
Permanent	Onshore Onshore Independent NZ Cit Subclass 861 Skilled Onshore Australian Sponsored NZ Cit Subclass 862 Onshore Designated Area - Sponsored NZ Cit Subclass 863 Skilled Independent Overseas Student Subclass 880 Australian Sponsored Overseas Student Subclass 881 Skilled – Designated Area-sponsored-Overseas Student Subclass 882 Skilled – Designated Area-sponsored (Residence) Subclass 883	Finalised	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2011
Provisional	All Skilled - Independent Regional Subclass 495 Skilled - Designated Area - Sponsored Subclass 496	Finalised	Unlikely to be finalised before the end of 2012

# Applications which fall into the first three priorities

Note: Applications for these visa applications closed on 1 September 2007

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