5. 有机会60分就收到邀请。或者说最低分数线是60分。
6. 再澄清一下网上一些容易混淆的信息。递交EOI分为Pool mark 和 Pass mark. Pool mark 是进入初选的分数，或者形象的说进入筛选池的分数，通过这个分数就可以留在筛选池内等待抽选，Pass mark是抽选分数。注意并非如网上传言，多少分数都可以进入Pool.而是进Pool也要有一定的分数线，理论讲会低于pass mark，这样才会有更多的人.目前移民局官网由于没有更新Pool Mark，还是65分。更新后可能会在55分之类。移民局网站出处。 http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/points-test.htm作者: FredCU 时间: 15-6-2012 20:52
The pass mark for points tested skilled migrants who complete an expression of interest (EOI) through SkillSelect will be lowered from 65 points to 60 points from July 1.
The change applies to those who complete a SkillSelect EOI for one of the new points-based skilled migration visas (subclasses 189, 190 and 489).
A Department of Immigration and Citizenship spokesman said the change to the pass mark was in the context of the series of reforms to the skilled migration program undertaken by the Australian Government since 2008.
“These reforms have ensured the skilled migration program is a responsive and demand driven program,” the spokesman said. “The cornerstone of this migration reform package will be the introduction of SkillSelect from July 1.”
SkillSelect is a new electronic service for managing the skilled migration program. Intending migrants without an employer sponsor wanting to live and work in Australia will need to complete an online EOI, then based on claims of their skills and attributes, will be allocated a score against the points test. SkillSelect will rank intending migrant’s scores against other EOIs.
The highest ranking migrants across a broad range of occupations may be invited to apply for a skilled visa.
“Delivery of a balanced migration program requires careful management,” the spokesman said. “SkillSelect will provide greater control over who can apply for a skilled visa and when they can apply.”
The previous pass mark was appropriate in the context of the skilled migration reforms, with a greater emphasis on employer-sponsored skilled migration and managing a growing pipeline of unsponsored skilled migration applications.
The revised pass mark will encourage a broader range of people with the skills and attributes needed in Australia to register their interest in migration.
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