Skill Assessment Experts

12/01/2026

WA invitation round is on

Information and tools to help you get an Australian Skilled Visa

12/01/2026

Processing time and invitation issued.

04/01/2026

Good luck for upcoming week!
Lets hope Jan is a strong month, and brings a good amount of grants and invites.

04/01/2026

Starting January 1 2026, all Pathway 1 applicants must complete and submit a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Skills (LLND) assessment along with their Documentary Evidence Assessment application.

04/01/2026

SkillSelect data till 31 Dec 2025 is updated on all SmartVisaGuide occupation pages

31/12/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Bishoy Emad, Mahmoud Hashish, Sainjargal Altangerel, Badsha Khan

Skill Assessment Assistance for skilled migration (SC 189/190/491/186/482/485) to Australia. We provide help in skill assessment services regarding Engineers Australia, ACS, VETASSESS, IML, and TRA.
Whatsapp +61 483 986 744

30/12/2025

Key factors for calculating points for Australian immigration. The points system typically includes:

1. Age: Points are awarded based on your age at the time of invitation, with maximum points for individuals aged 25-32.

2. English Proficiency: Achieving specified scores in English language proficiency tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE contributes to points.

3. Skilled Employment: Points are awarded based on the number of years of skilled employment experience.

4. Educational Qualifications: Higher education qualifications can earn you points.

5. Australian Study: Completing a degree or diploma in Australia might provide additional points.

6. Specialist Education Qualifications: Points are given for qualifications in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

7. Partner Skills: If your partner has skills assessed by the relevant assessing authority, you might be eligible for additional points.

8. Nomination by State/Territory: State or territory nomination can boost your points.

9. Professional Year: Completing a Professional Year in Australia in your nominated occupation can earn additional points.

30/12/2025

Common queries with Tips one should follow while preparing your CDRs.
1:The first reasons of comments from Engineers Australia is plagiarism. Many of the Engineers who want ot migrate to Australia have misconception regarding Plagiarism. High plagiarism might be due to similar content from the internet sources, previous reports submitted to Engineers Australia, submitted to different universities and colleges, etc. Although you might have written it yourself, it may be exposed to plagiarism as Engineers Australia checks similarity contents from the previous CEs and records the submitted CEs in thier database which will surely contain almost the same keywords and content. Plagiarism is of one of the serious issue considered as they might ask for the sources or reports that you have prepared yourself during the time of study or your work (if work experience is validated as well). If you cannot provide the reports or sources, they will impose a ban for a year a more.

Tip 1: Check for the plagiarism using turinitin which assures you of the exact plagiarism content. Engineers Australia allows upto 10% of plagiarism, but its recommended to keep it below 5%. For rewrites, its better to remove the plagiarism content to 0 or below 2%.

2: People who submitted thier CEs before April might tell you they used different AI tools such as Chatgpt, Wordtune, etc to write their CEs and recieved the positive outcome. This is not the case as of now. After turinitin introduced AI detection in thier interface as well, people are getting banned for its used and its most common reason for getting banned now.

Tip 2: Avoid using Chatgpt or other AI tools and check for the AI using using Turinitin as well.

3: Plagiarism can also be exposed due to figures, calculations, formulas involved, etc you copied or referred to.

Tip 3: Check for the figure paths, alt texts, GCs, grammatical mistakes,etc.

4: Refer to the MSA booklet properly to improve your competency in your career episodes and

29/12/2025

positive skill assessment.
successful story.
With the right preparation and fully EA compliant approach - we are thrilled to share another successful story for - Engineering Technologist.

AaraVi Roy
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Technologist

28/12/2025

Wishing our community a safe and happy holiday season!

The social media team are taking a break but if you need help, you can find out more about the visa options that suit your needs on our website. We also have a Digital Assistant to help you find the information you need.

Our Global Service Centre will be open 29th to 31st December and 2nd January 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, in your local time, if you need assistance via phone. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/contact-us/overview

28/12/2025

positive skill assessment.

successful story.

With the right preparation and fully EA compliant approach - we are thrilled to share another successful story for - Electrical Engineer.

AaraVi Roy

WHATSAPP - +61 483 986 744

Mail 💌- [email protected]

28/12/2025

Don’t let documentation errors delay your skill assessment.

A strong application needs:

✔ A clear and professional CV

✔ Well-written Career Episodes

✔ Properly aligned Summary Statements

Expert guidance helps you avoid rejections and improves your success rate. Get your application right the first time.

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AaraVi Roy

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