Post-study work - PR & settlement Questions
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Since I have completed my post-study work visa and am getting offers, is there any PR support available for me now in New Zealand?
→For a Master's in Business Analytics in Australia starting in 2028, what does the typical pathway to PR look like after graduation?
→Your pathway runs through a two year CRICOS degree, a Subclass 485 Graduate Visa, an ACS skills assessment needing roughly one year of local experience, and a points-tested Expression of Interest through SkillSelect. A degree alone does not guarantee PR, so you must nominate an eligible occupation.
I have MS Cybersecurity offers from universities in the UK, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and my goal is a cybersecurity job followed by PR. Which country gives me the best shot at that?
→New Zealand gives you the fastest and most predictable path. Cybersecurity roles sit on its Green List Tier 1, so a qualifying job offer lets you apply for residency almost immediately. The Netherlands takes about five years with Dutch integration exams, and the UK also needs five years toward settlement.
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