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Expression of Interest (EOI) – Your First Step Towards an Australian Visa
An Expression of Interest (EOI) is the first step for skilled workers, business investors, and entrepreneurs seeking to migrate to Australia. It is a formal online application submitted through SkillSelect, where applicants express their interest in skilled migration or employer-sponsored visas. At Austral Education and Migration Consultancy, we guide you through the EOI process, ensuring your application meets the required standards to maximize your chances of receiving an invitation.
Why Submit an EOI?
Access to Skilled Migration Visas – Required for Subclass 189, 190, and 491 visas.
Employer & State Sponsorship – Increases chances of nomination by an employer or state/territory.
No Upfront Cost – Submitting an EOI is free of charge.
Improve Your Score – Update details like work experience, qualifications, or English test results to increase points.
Valid for 2 Years – Gives you multiple opportunities to receive an invitation.
Who Needs to Submit an EOI?
Skilled Migrants – For General Skilled Migration (Subclass 189, 190, 491).
Employer-Sponsored Applicants – Required for certain employer-nominated visas.
Business & Investor Migrants – Required for Business Innovation and Investment Visas.
Key Factors That Affect Your EOI Score
Age – Maximum points for applicants between 25-32 years old.
English Proficiency – Higher scores in IELTS/PTE result in more points.
Work Experience – More skilled work experience equals higher points.
Education Level – Higher degrees (e.g., Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D.) increase points.
State or Family Sponsorship – Adds points for Subclass 190 & 491 visas.