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Global Talent Independent Program (GTIP)

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Global Talent Independent Program (GTIP)

 

The ‘Global Talent Independent Program’ was launched by Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs. The program aims to lure up to 5000 high-income earners working “at the top of their field” to Australia in order to best position Australia for Competiveness.  The intake will be incorporated in the current annual skilled migration cap of 70,000.Only migrants working in one of seven “future-focused fields” are eligible to apply. The fields are AgTech, Space and Advanced Manufacturing, FinTech, Energy and Mining Technology, MedTech, Cyber Security, Quantum Information, Advanced Digital, Data Science and ICT. Instead of waiting for migrants to apply, GTIP intends to actively seek out talent using ‘Global Talent Officers’ from the Department of Home Affairs. These officers – which have already been deployed in Berlin, Washington DC, Singapore, Shanghai, Dubai.

 

The program is focused on bringing in external talent, Home Affairs expects the scheme will also, by extension, create “opportunities for Australians by transferring skills, promoting innovation and creating job opportunities”. "Applicants will have a dedicated Home Affairs contact to guide them through the process, and applications will receive the highest priority processing, with complete applications processed in weeks, not months,'' Mr Coleman says.

 

Salary threshold

 

The high income threshold is currently AUD$148,700.00 This figure is adjusted annually on 1 July.

 

 

How to apply

 

The Global Talent Officer’s referral is exceptional

 

The applicant will be required a nomination in order to apply. The person or organisation nominating you must:

·         Have a reputation in Australia in the same field as you;

·         Be one of the following:

1.    An Australian Citizen or permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen; or

2.    An Australian organisation.

 

The nomination must be lodged at the same time as and with the visa application.

 


Distinguished Talent Visa

Application fee: $4,110

 

Subclass 124

Subclass 858

Eligibility:

1.    Must be outside Australia when this visa is granted;

2.    Benefit to Australian Community in economic, social, cultural, or academic artistic or sports;

3.    Must be able to find work in your field in AU and become independently established in your field in AU;

4.    Be internationally recognised with a record of achievement (especially in the past 2 years);

5.    Must be nominated to apply for this visa by an Australian Citizen, PR, or an AU organisation with a national reputation in the same field as you;

6.    No age limit but if under 18 or over 55 must be exceptional benefit to AU;

7.    Aged 18 or over must have functional   English;

8.    Meet health requirement;

9.    Meet our character requirement;

10.  Have paid back your debt to AU government;

11.  Aged 18 or over must sign the AU values statement;

12.  No visa cancelled before or no previous application refused

 

Eligibility:

 

1.    Must be in   Australia, when you apply and when this visa is granted;

2.    Benefit to Australian Community in economic, social, cultural, or academic artistic or sports;

3.    Must be able to find work in your field in AU and become independently established in your field in AU;

4.    Be internationally recognised with a record of achievement (especially in the past 2 years);

5.    Must be nominated to apply for this visa by an Australian Citizen, PR, or an AU organisation with a national reputation in the same field as you;

6.    No age limit but if under 18 or over 55 must be exceptional benefit to AU;

7.    Cannot have following visas: 456,601,651,988, 488, 400, 676, 300;

8.    Aged 18 or over must have functional English;

9.    Meet health requirement;

10.  Meet our character requirement;

11.  Have paid back your debt to AU government;

12.  Aged 18 or over must sign the AU values statement;

13.  No visa cancelled before or no previous application refused

 

Apply for the visa

1.    Current passport;

2.    A national identity card;

3.    (if applies) proof of change of name including a marriage or divorce certificate, change of name documents, documents that show other names you have been known by; (optional)

4.    Relationship document;

5.      Record of achievement documents:

·           Relevant qualifications and awards;

·           Supporting documents from relevant bodies;

·           Documentary evidence which proves your exceptional achievements (include record within 2 years before application)

·           A reference from a person or organization;

·           Profiles of your achievements in any media.

6.      The nominator should provide the following:

·           Form 1000 nomination for distinguished talent; and

·            A statement by your nominator;

7.    Ability to establish yourself in AU:

·           Statement tells your knowledge of opportunities in AU;

·           Information provided by nominator;

·           Letters from relevant bodies in Au that show opportunities in your field;

·           Qualifications or experience you have gained in AU;

·           Employment or business background; (cannot include income from work outside your filed);

8.    Character documents;

9.    Functional English documents;

10.  Partner documents;

11.  Dependant under 18:

·           Copies of birth certificate;

·           Parental responsibility documents;

12.  Dependant over 18 under 23 or over 23 with physical or cognitive limitations:

·           Identity documents;

·           Character documents;

·           If over 23, proof of dependency

 

 

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