Visa Eligibility Assessment

The assessment takes only a few minutes to complete. It is a step by step process and will help us to quickly assess your eligibility for an Australian Visa.

The questions in the assessment have been specifically designed to act as a preliminary test for you to see if you meet the eligibility requirements for an Australian Visa.

Once received, one of our experienced Migration Agents will review your results and be in touch with you to discuss your results. We then recommended booking a consultation with our one of our expert Australian Migration Lawyers, who will be able to provide a more detailed and individual assessment of your eligibility for migration to Australia, along with a recommended course of action.

Name

Phone

Address

City

State

Country of Residence

Country of Birth

Are you a dual citizen? If yes, for which Countries?

Gender

Female Male Other

Date of Birth

Education Qualifications

Major

English Level

Martial Status

Do you have any relatives in Australia who are permanent residents?

IF APPLICABLE ONLY:

Partners Full Name

Partners Date of Birth

Name and DOB of Children

Country of Citizenship

Are you currently in Australia?

Yes No

If YES, what type of Visa do you currently hold?

What type of Visa are you wishing to apply for?

FOR STUDENT VISAS ONLY:

What course are you looking to enrol in?

Which school/location?

Current Occupation

Total years of work experience in this field

Are you currently employed in Australia?

If NO, do you have a job offer in Australia?

Do you currently own a business?

How did you find us?

Google Friend Referral Facebook Other

Is there any other information you wish to add?

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About Us

Point Migration Agency is an immigration consultancy firm based in Melbourne. READ MORE

Point Migration Agency respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land we are living, learning and working on, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong Boon Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin and pays respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.