With a passport from the UK, Ireland, Canada, USA or New Zealand you automatically add 5 points to your partner’s application. If you completed the Roof Plumber skills assessment for Australia (and are under 45 years of age) this would add 10 points.
Yes, we can. First, complete our free visa points calculator. We’ll contact you to determine your eligibility for migrating to Australia and explain the Australian visa process.
Roof Plumbers do usually need to complete and English test when emigrating to Australia, to generate points towards the visa application.
If you are a Roof Plumber hoping to migrate to Australia, you need to be between 18 and 45 years old. However at age 18, Roof Plumbers will not have yet achieved the necessary qualifications and experience to prove their competence. Roof Plumbers between the ages of 25-32 years old generate the maximum points for […]
Getting a job as a Roof Plumber in Australia will depend on the current job market. The Down Under Centre works with many Australian Roof Plumber employers who want English speaking, skilled migrants. Employers hire Roof Plumbers moving to Australia via our DUC Employment Hub. The DUC Employment Hub will also explain how Roof Plumbers can prepare for their move to Australia. […]
Your TRA Roof Plumber skills assessment is valid for 3 years from the date the skills assessment is issued. This means you need to have received your Invitation to Apply for the Visa before the 3 years is up.
The Down Under Centre have many years’ experience of working with Roof Plumbers, have developed software to assist with the process, and have the staff to hold your hand throughout the Roof Plumber skills assessment process Australia. You also get the opportunity to speak with other Roof Plumbers who have gone through the skills assessment […]
A skills assessment is required so you, the migrant, can apply for a visa to Australia. The skills assessment is the way Australian Immigration can confirm that you are a Roof Plumber, and have the relevant Roof Plumbing skills to match the Australian guidelines.
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