Recognised Graduate Visa
Subclass 476
The Recognised Graduate Visa (subclass 476)
Overview
Only graduates from a select number of universities and technical colleges, including institutions with Washington Accord accreditation may be eligible for this visa.
Engineering Graduates
You must have completed an engineering degree at a specified educational institution in the past 2 years to be eligible for this visa.
This qualification must be in an engineering discipline, such as:
- civil engineering
- structural engineering
- chemical engineering
- environmental engineering
- electrical and electronics engineering
- mechanical, production and plant engineering
- mining and material engineering
The department also accept an engineering degree (or higher qualification) from certain educational institutions from the following countries:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Chile
- Finland
- Germany
- Hungary
- India
- Iran
- People's Republic of China
- Philippines
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Sweden
- Tanzania
Length of Visa
Usually up to 18 months
Permanent Pathways
You may be eligible to apply for a permanent visa when you are onshore holding the Subclass 476 visa. Its important to get the right advice to set you on the right path of preparing to meet the minimum points requirements.
You may be eligible for this visa if:
List of Services
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You are under 31 at the date of lodgment.List Item 1
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You can demonstrate English language abilityList Item 2
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You hold a recognised qualification completed at one of the many a recognised universities. You completed your qualification in the 24 months prior to date of lodgement.List Item 3
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You majored in an area of study in a specific engineering field.
General visa eligibility:
We Are Here To Help
We Are One can assist you by accurately assessing education history and accurately determining which visa and stream you may be eligible for. If required for your visa stream, we can assist clients in obtaining the right skills assessment for your nominated occupation.
We keep you informed every step of the way and remain your dedicated representative until the Department make a decision on your visa.
