Demetrius Coaster: Get him to petition for your immigration.
Alexis Reyer: If your brother has PR or citizenship she can sponsor you for a student visa (if you live with him and he supports you) or as a work visa only if he lives in a designated area and that is where you will be working and you have a skill on the migrant list....sponsoring only gives you a couple of extra points which may get you "over the line" if you don't almost qualify on your own, having a brother her makes no difference.Australia does not have chain migration...Show more
Basil Blasingame: A green card from the US is irrelevant to any other country. You would have to meet all of Australia's requirements to apply for immigration on your own merits. No chain migration to Australia, so nothing your brother can do for you. See Australia's official immigration website to see if you meet requirements for an occupation on their list of skilled occupations. Most require master's degree plus! experience. When Australia says skilled, they mean highly skilled!...Show more
Leontine Kreitz: The fact that you have a US green card means nothing to Australia.If you want to travel to Australia even for a short visit, you will need a visa and must apply as a citizen of your passport country. If you want to live in Australia, you must qualify for a skilled or Family immigration visa but having a brother living in Australia is unlikely to help you to get a visa to live here.Australia doesn't have 'chain' migration and it is very difficult to sponsor relatives. There are only two family sponsored immigration visas.1. If you have qualifications in an occupation on the Schedule 1 Skilled Occupation List (SOL) AND if you can get a positive skills assessment AND if you can score at least 60 points on the points test AND if your family member doesn't live in Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong or Brisbane AND if you are very patient (only 4200 family sponsored skilled visas ar! e available each year and demand greatly exceeds the number of! available visas), your relative may be able to sponsor you for a Skilled - Nominated or Sponsored (Provisional) (subclass 489) visa. This is a provisional visa and can only lead to PR after you meet certain strict residence and work requirements for at least 2 years.http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/_pdf/sol-schedule1.... Schedule 1 SOLhttp://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-mig... The points testhttp://www.immi.gov.au/asri/ Skills assessmenthttp://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skillselect/index/vi... 489 visa2. If neither you nor your partner (if you have one) has any other siblings or parents (step or natural) who are not permanently resident in Australia, your brother may be able to sponsor you for a subclass 115 Remaining Relative visa. The processing time for a 115 is currently at least 16 years.http://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/family/115/ Remaining Relative visahttp://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/family/other-famil... Other Family visa queueIf a Family visa is not possible,! the only way you could live in Australia is if you qualify for a skilled work visa.For all but one of Australia's work visas, you must have qualifications in an occupation on the SOL or the CSOL and you must either pass the points test (only occupations on the SOL or on the occupation list of one of Australia’s states or territories are eligible for a points tested visa) or have sponsorship by an eligible employer. The single exception to needing a CSOL occupation is a Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa which has no specific list of occupations but you must be sponsored by an eligible employer in a regional area (NOT Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, Brisbane, the Gold Coast or Melbourne) for work in an occupation requiring degree, tertiary diploma or trade qualifications.http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-mig... The SOLhttp://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-mig... The CSOLhttp://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skillselect/ Skilled work visas...Show! more
Shad Bushweller: you can go where you like if you meet the ! criteria the green card is for entry to the US nothing else http://www.immi.gov.au/immigration/
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