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Three major visas in Australia require you to 'pass' a points test. What is the points test and how do you score points?
- Skilled Independent 189 Visa
- Skilled Nominated 190 Visa
- Skilled Work Regional 481 Visa
00:00 Introduction
00:29 Points test
01:16 Age
02:40 Partner
03:57 English language skills
05:01 Skilled employment (work experience)
06:48 Educational qualifications
07:39 Australian study requirement
08:15 Specialist education qualifications
08:58 Credentialed community language
09:30 Study in regional Australia
10:07 Professional Year (PYP)
10:43 Nomination (State/Territory)
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