How do I migrate to Australia in 2026?

Start by checking your eligibility and identifying your strongest visa pathway - skilled migration, employer sponsorship, study, or partner. From there, you'll typically need a skills assessment, an English test, and an Expression of Interest before applying.

How many points do I need for Australian PR?

The minimum is 65, but most successful applicants in 2026 score 85 or more. Points come from age, English proficiency, work experience, education, and factors like state nomination or Australian study.

What is the fastest pathway to Australian PR?

Employer-sponsored migration is typically the most direct - no points test, and it can lead straight to permanent residency. For those without an employer, regional skilled migration offers lower competition and additional points.

Can I get PR after studying in Australia?

Yes. The most common route is student visa → graduate visa → skilled or employer-sponsored PR. Studying in a high-demand field improves your chances but doesn't guarantee permanent residency.

Which occupations are in highest demand in Australia?

Healthcare, IT, engineering, trades, and education are consistently in the highest demand. Occupation lists are updated regularly, typically on 1 July each year.

How is Orbitrio different from a migration agent?

Migration agents provide personalised legal advice. Orbitrio is a self-serve platform that maps every pathway you qualify for, calculates your points, and shows where to improve - instant results, not agent callbacks.

Find your best Australian visa pathway and get application ready faster

Orbitrio turns a complex visa search into a guided workflow. Answer a few questions, see the pathways that fit your profile, understand your eligibility and points, compare options side by side, and prepare the documents you need to move forward with confidence.

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How It Works

How Orbitrio works

Four simple steps from confusion to clarity

Complete a guided assessment

Tell Orbitrio about your goals, background, work experience, education, English level, visa history, and current situation.

See your best-fit visa pathways

Get ranked pathways based on your profile, including alternatives you may not have considered.

Understand your eligibility

See a transparent breakdown of points, requirements, gaps, and what is helping or hurting your profile.

Prepare your next steps with AI

Use Orbitrio to organise your information, prepare supporting documents, and move toward an application-ready case.

Meet the AI assistant behind Orbitrio

Orbitrio does more than show visa options. It keeps your profile in one place, surfaces missing information, highlights inconsistencies, helps organise supporting documents, and guides you through the information you need to prepare before applying.

Reuse your profile across your journey

Spot missing information before it slows you down

Prepare your case with a clearer checklist and workflow

Passport (valid for 6+ months) English test result (IELTS 7.5) Qualification documents Employment references Skills assessment (ANMAC) Police clearance certificate Health examination

Use Cases

Orbitrio covers 100+ Australian visas. Here are the ones people search for most.

Pick the right course today and set yourself up for life in Australia.

What you study, where you study, and the qualification you earn all affect your chances of staying in Australia after graduation. With student places now capped and stricter entry rules in 2026, making the right choice from the start has never mattered more.

Explore study options

University of Melbourne

University of Sydney

Monash University

University of Queensland

University of Western Australia

University of Tasmania

Find out which Australian work visa matches your skills and experience.

Australia is looking for skilled workers in healthcare, IT, engineering, trades, and many other fields. But there are several different work visas, and each one has its own requirements. The right one for you depends on your job, qualifications, and whether you have an employer in Australia.

Check your work visa options

Your work visa options

Best fit for you

Work independently

Move to Australia on your own skills. No employer needed.

Employer sponsor

An Australian company sponsors your visa.

State nominated

A state or territory invites you based on local needs.

Reunite with your loved ones and build your life together in Australia.

If your partner, spouse, or close family member is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible to join them. The partner visa process takes 14-26 months, and the evidence you provide makes all the difference.

Check your family visa options

CountryIndia

Criminal recordNo

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Best matchPartner Visa (820/801)Temporary + Permanent

Prospective Marriage (300)If not yet married

Parent Visa (143)For parents of AU citizens

Partner Visa (820/801)

Partner is Australian citizen

Genuine relationship

No criminal history

Health requirements met

You qualify!

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Apply nowLodge your application

Processing14-26 months wait

Temporary visaLive and work in Australia

Permanent residentBuild your life together

Relationship proofFinancial tiesShared lifeSponsor docs

Find out how close you are to becoming a permanent resident of Australia.

Permanent residency means you can live, work, and study anywhere in Australia, access public healthcare, and eventually apply for citizenship. Most people who get PR score 85 or more points, so having a clear plan is essential.

Check your PR eligibility

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Age: 30English: 20Experience: 15Education: 15Nomination: 5NAATI: 5

Life in Australia

This Could Be Your New Home

Every year, thousands of people from around the world start a new life in Australia. Here's a glimpse of what's waiting for you.

Diverse group of friends at Sydney Opera House

Sydney, NSW

Great Barrier Reef aerial view, Queensland

Great Barrier Reef, QLD

Melbourne, VIC

Family enjoying the Australian outback at sunset

Uluru, NT

Bondi Beach, NSW

Got Questions?

Common Questions About Moving to Australia

We hear these questions all the time. Here are honest, straightforward answers.

How do I start the process of moving to Australia?

The first step is finding out which visa you're eligible for. This depends on your age, skills, education, English level, and personal situation. Once you know your options, you can get a skills assessment, take an English test, and submit an Expression of Interest. Each pathway is different, so starting with an eligibility check is the smartest first move.

How many points do I need for permanent residency?

The minimum is 65 points, but realistically, most people who get an invitation in 2026 score 85 or more. Your points come from your age, English level, work experience, education, and other factors like state nomination. The biggest quick wins are usually improving your English score and securing a state nomination.

What's the quickest way to get permanent residency?

If you have a job offer from an Australian employer, employer-sponsored migration is usually the fastest route, there's no points test and it can lead directly to PR. If you don't have an employer yet, regional migration offers less competition and bonus points.

Can I get permanent residency after studying in Australia?

Yes, many people do. The typical path is: student visa, then a graduate visa (which gives you 2-4 years of work rights), then a skilled or employer-sponsored PR application. Studying in a high-demand field like nursing, IT, or engineering gives you a much better chance, but studying alone won't guarantee it. You'll still need good English and a skills assessment.

Which jobs does Australia need the most right now?

Healthcare workers (nurses, aged care), IT professionals (software developers, cybersecurity), engineers, tradespeople (electricians, plumbers), and teachers are consistently in the highest demand. The official occupation lists are updated every year, usually around July.

Is Orbitrio a migration agent?

No. Migration agents give you legal advice and manage your application. Orbitrio is a self-service tool that helps you understand your options before you speak to an agent. Think of us as the first step: we show you which visas you could qualify for, calculate your points, and highlight where you can improve. When you're ready for professional help, you'll already know what to ask for.

How much does Orbitrio cost?

Orbitrio offers three plans: Starter ($24.90 USD, 120 credits), Growth ($54.90 USD, 300 credits), and Pro ($99.90 USD, 650 credits). Credits are used for pathway insights, eligibility checks, scholarship and course searches, recommendations, and AI chat queries. You can view the full breakdown on our Pricing page.

Visa & Migration News

Australian Migration News & Updates

Visa policy changes, skilled occupation list updates, and migration strategy insights for 2026.

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Policy Update 2 April 2026

Big Visa Changes in April 2026 - Updated Rules, Fees & PR Pathways

New visa application fees, updated income thresholds for employer sponsorship, and revised priority occupation lists take effect this month. Here's what applicants need to know.

New Legislation 14 March 2026

Australia's New Arrival Control Powers - What Temporary Visa Holders Must Know

New legislation allows the government to temporarily restrict travel for certain temporary visa holders. The first determination targets specific visitor visa holders linked to Iranian passports.

Student Visas 1 March 2026

Graduate Visa Fees Increase from March 2026 - New Four-Tier Structure

The temporary graduate visa application charge has been restructured into four tiers, with fees increasing to $4,600 for primary applicants. International students should plan accordingly.

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