Wondering how to get PR in Australia? We help you plan your transition from a temporary visa to permanent residence — and, ultimately, Australian citizenship — through the skilled (189/190/491), employer-sponsored, partner and study-to-PR pathways. We also advise applicants moving from India.
Applying from India? Read our detailed guide to Australia PR from India, or estimate your score with the Australia points calculator.
Permanent residency gives you the security to build a long-term future in Australia. There are many routes to PR — skilled, employer-sponsored, family and regional — and the right strategy depends on your circumstances. We help you choose and execute the strongest pathway.
Official information: see the permanent residence visa listing on the Department of Home Affairs website.
Book a consultation for an honest assessment of whether this visa suits your situation.
Permanent skilled visas (189, 190) and the regional PR pathway (191) following a 491 visa.
Permanent residence through the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186).
Permanent residence through partner and certain family visa streams.
Visa subclasses, criteria and processing times are set by the Australian Government and change regularly. The above is general information only — book a consultation for advice specific to you.
Permanent residence is reached through several routes. The strongest one depends on your profile:
We map the most realistic route for your situation and guide you through each step.
We assess your current visa, occupation, family situation and history to find your options.
We compare skilled, employer and family routes and recommend the most realistic path to PR.
Depending on the route — points and nomination, an eligible relationship, or a qualifying period on a provisional visa.
We assemble your evidence and lodge the permanent visa application correctly.
Once granted, we can help you plan the path to Australian citizenship when you're eligible.
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Visa criteria, residence requirements and processing times are set by the Australian Government and change regularly. The above is general information only — book a consultation for advice specific to you.
It depends on your current visa and profile. Book a consultation and we'll map the most realistic PR pathway and the steps to get there.
Yes. The 491 is a provisional regional visa with a defined pathway to the permanent subclass 191 once you meet the residence and income requirements.
Permanent residence lets you live and work in Australia indefinitely. Citizenship is the next step — it adds rights such as an Australian passport and voting, and has its own residence requirements.
Eligible family members can often be included in, or follow, your permanent application. We assess who qualifies and what's required.
Generally after meeting residence requirements as a permanent resident. We can assess your eligibility and assist with the application.
Yes — a consultation gives you a clear, honest picture of your options across skilled, family and sponsored pathways.
A refused or poorly prepared application can cost you years and thousands of dollars — and the right strategy depends entirely on your circumstances. Book a confidential consultation with a registered migration agent (MARN 2418545) for an honest assessment of your real options before you commit.