Every state in Australia has its set pattern to give an invitation to any applicant who Applies for the nomination for any state or territory. This is a very commonly asked question: What is the difference between 190 Visa and 491 Visa? Generally, this question is asked by a new International student in Australia. Here there is a brief about 491 Visa and 190 Visa in Australia.
What do you need to know about visas?
1st thing we need to know where’s 491 and 190 Visa are held by state nomination, so what it means is that the state invites you for a 491 Visa or 190 Visa. 491 Visa and 190 Visa Points are different. Regarding a 491 Visa, you are eligible to get 15 points from the state; however, if you want to apply for a 190 Visa, are you planning for state nomination for a 190 Visa or are you only eligible to get 5 points from the state?
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You must stay in a state for almost 3 years in the region in any state from where you get the nomination and 491 Visa granted. In 491 Visa, when granted by any country, you have to live and walk in that state only before applying for a 191 Visa. Regarding a 190 Visa, you must remain in the state, live and work for almost 2 years in a particular state.
Can I move the state after getting my 190 Visa?
Many people ask whether I can move to my state after getting a 190 Visa. Most of the students who get their 190 Visa ground from any state where they get 5 points from the state are eligible to Move the state, so the answer is to move the state if any state allows them to go to another state.
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Where to look when you do not get the approval?
However, if you do not get permission from the state to move, you cannot move the state after getting your 190 Visa Grant. I highly recommend contacting our registered migration agent, Mr. Gaurav Chawla from the Chawla Immigration Company, for further information on moving to the state after the 190 Visa Grant.