GSM (General Skilled Migration) is the primary pathway for skilled professionals migrating to Australia or Canada. It is points-based and awards scores for age, English proficiency, education, and work experience. We will help you maximize your points score to secure your PR visa.
About General Skilled Migration
Who is Eligible for a General Skilled Migration?
Typically, candidate approvals depend on satisfying the following core assessment elements:
- Age Criteria: Most visa applications favor applicants between 18 and 45.
- Education / Skill Credentials: Degree credentials matching standard occupational lists.
- Language Skills: Satisfactory scores in IELTS, PTE Academic, or equivalent language tests.
- Financial Status: Solid proof of funds to support yourself during your stay.
Essential Documents Checklist
Before lodging your General Skilled Migration file, ensure you have gathered the following verification paperwork:
Valid Passport (min 6 months validity)
Language Test Certificate (IELTS/PTE)
Transcripts & Degree Certificates
Employment Reference Letters (if applicable)
Bank Fund Certification Statements
Passport Size Digital Photos
Countries We Support for General Skilled Migration
We process high-success files for the following popular destinations:
Canada
Serene breathtaking views, cold climate throughout the year, and people so humble, you'd love to accompany yourself with.
Australia
A beautiful country with numerous opportunities. An infrastructure created to help people live a life that's healthier, better, faster, and smoother.
Common Questions for General Skilled Migration
How long does the General Skilled Migration process take?
The processing timeline can range from 30 days to 6 months depending on the specific country destination, current visa office queues, and profile completeness.
Can I apply for a General Skilled Migration with past refusals?
Yes, we specialize in visa correction and gap files. We analyze past refusal reasons (such as weak financial plans or unclear SOPs) and lodge a rectified file with robust arguments.