Australia and New Zealand, both of which are traditional immigration countries in the Commonwealth, have attracted many immigrants because of their geographical reasons, high similarity in immigration policies, and perfect education and welfare systems.
For Australian and New Zealand immigration applicants, they all hope to be able to live permanently with their families in one step, and in the employer-sponsored immigration visas of both countries, there are ways to get PR directly without spelling.
New Zealand's "Green List" immigration is mainly set up for skilled positions in New Zealand that are in constant shortage and in high demand. For positions on the green list, there are relevant higher education, occupational registration or salary requirements, and you can immigrate if you find a corresponding employer in New Zealand.
Except for the work experience required for individual occupations, the work experience requirements for applicants for green list immigrants are not complicated. Compared with the six-point New Zealand skilled immigration, the green list is more efficient, the process is simpler, and the applicant can get permanent residence outside New Zealand, and the applicant can get permanent residence outside New Zealand, and the first approval is followed by entry, which is more certain.
Australia's 186 employer-sponsored immigration is very similar to New Zealand's green list of immigrants, and the applicant's occupation needs to be on the Australian Skilled M medium and long-term list. After meeting the Australian vocational certification and 3 years of relevant working experience, as long as you find an employer for the corresponding position in Australia, you can immigrate.
The Australian 186 visa can be obtained in one step to get Australian PR, which is simpler and more convenient than the way that S list positions need to be transferred to 186 permanent residence through a 482 work visa.
Similarly, compared with skilled immigrants, Australian employer sponsorship does not require EOI scoring, and even if you are outside Australia, your family can directly get Australian status.
Although both the Australian 186 visa and the New Zealand green list immigrants can apply for permanent residence in one step, applicants can also choose to apply after entering the country through a work visa.
Australia and New Zealand are not separated, no matter which country you can obtain permanent residence status in one step, it is once and for all for the applicant and his family.