Chef pathway to Australian Permanent Residency after Chef course

If anyone has done a Chef course, one can apply for an Australian Permanent Residency. 

CRICOS Approved 

In the very first place, most important to check that the selected course is CRICOS approved. To check this thing one click on the following link

https://cricos.education.gov.au/Course/CourseSearch.aspx

Visa Options 

As potential options for a Chef could be given on the reasons mentioned below with other visa requirements: 

As a Chef your Pathways to Permanent Residence

After completing the chef course, one have various options given below:

• Subclass 485 Graduate (Post Study Work Stream) 
• Subclass 407 Training Visa
• Employer-Sponsored Visa 
• General Skilled Migration.

Skills Assessments 

Chef Skills Assessments depend on the level of your experience and qualifications. In this way, one could be eligible for the TRA Job Ready Program or the Migration Skills Assessment (MSA). 

TRA Job Ready Program 

It is an employment-based program on completing the Job Ready Program. If you get a successful Skills Assessment in your specified occupation with the following stages: 

• Provisional Skills Assessment on completion of 360 hours of employment or vocational placement. 
• Job Ready Employer JRE on completion of at least 1725 hours of paid employment over 12 months. 
• Job Ready Workplace Assessment (JRWA) on completion of paid employment for at least 863 hours over the 6 months from JRE start date. 
• Job Ready Final Assessment (JRP) after completion of JRE and JRWA. 

Migration Skills Assessment 

It is for an application that requires skill assessment as a Chef and for eligibility one must: 

• With a qualification related to the nominated occupation as a Chef 
• At least 3 years of full-time or equivalent part-time work after the completion of diploma or qualification. 
• Prove the employment claims and provide pay documents.