NSW Opens Register of Interests (ROI) for NIV (SC858)
For highly skilled and talented individuals who are interested in applying for the National Innovation Visa (NIV) (Subclass 858) to achieve permanent residency (PR) in Australia. Good news!
The Registration of Interest (ROI) for New South Wales (NSW) Government nomination for the NIV (SC858) is open! Some key tips for your NIV ROI application:
Applicants can only submit 1 ROI every 6 months.
Once you lodge your ROI application, submissions cannot be changed. Make sure to review all details carefully before submitting.
If shortlisted, applicants will have 21 days to submit their NSW nomination application. Prompt action is required to secure your nomination.
How to Apply for Registration of Interest (ROI) for NIV (SC858)?
Applicants must be invited by the Department of Home Affairs (DoHA) to apply for the NIV (SC858) application. To be selected for an invitation to apply for the NIV application, interested applicants must submit a Registration of Interest (ROI) through ImmiAccount. The ROI is free, and it is not considered a visa application.
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How Can Agape Henry Crux Help You?
For any National Innovation Visa (NIV) (Subclass 858) questions, consider speaking with one of our immigration lawyers for professional advice for your migration journey. Read our clients’ testimonials on Agape Henry Crux and Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law, Jason Ling. You can schedule a consultation by calling 02-8310-5230 or emailing us to book a time at info@ahclawyers.com.
We speak fluent English, Mandarin and Cantonese. If these aren’t your language, we can also help you arrange an interpreter.
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