Think beyond the move.
Plan your long-term future.
Exploring permanent residence overseas starts with understanding your qualifications, experience, family circumstances and preferred destination.
Prepare a clear profile and discuss the questions that need destination-specific review before selecting a pathway.
This page prepares an enquiry. It does not calculate official eligibility, award points or guarantee an invitation, nomination or approval.
Different circumstances need different reviews.
These are areas to explore, not a list of programmes confirmed as open or suitable for every destination.
Skills and professional experience
Organise your qualifications, occupation and work history for a review of any relevant skills-based possibilities.
Employment-related enquiries
Identify your actual job, employer involvement and current circumstances before considering an employment-linked route.
Regional or nomination enquiries
Ask whether a relevant regional pathway exists and what separate selection or nomination conditions need checking.
Family-related enquiries
Describe your relationship and the family member’s status. Confirm the appropriate route rather than assuming eligibility.
Business and investment enquiries
Separate immigration questions from commercial suitability, capital requirements and investment risk.
Planning from an existing temporary stay
Describe your current permission and long-term objectives. Do not assume that study or temporary work automatically leads to permanent residence.
What belongs in your profile review?
The relevance of each factor depends on the destination and pathway. This page records an outline for discussion rather than applying a universal scoring system.
| Area | What to clarify |
|---|---|
| Destination and current status | Your preferred country, nationality, residence and any existing permission relevant to the enquiry. |
| Education | Your qualifications, awarding institutions and any recognition or assessment questions. |
| Work experience | Your actual duties, employment periods, occupation and supporting records. |
| Language preparation | Whether a particular test is requested, which version is accepted and what result evidence is needed. |
| Employer or family connection | The actual relationship or involvement and whether it is relevant to an available route. |
| Application history | Previous applications or decisions that should be reviewed privately with an appropriate adviser. |
| Financial and practical planning | The applicable evidence, costs, relocation needs and commitments to review before proceeding. |
| Ongoing conditions | What obligations, travel considerations or other conditions would apply to the particular outcome. |
Confirm professional responsibilities: ask what NGC can assist with, whether an appropriately authorised adviser is needed, and what fees and engagement terms apply.
Organise information before a detailed assessment.
Obtain a route-specific checklist before collecting sensitive records or paying for assessments, translations or certification.
Identity and residence information
Prepare the identity and residence records requested for the particular assessment. Do not enter document numbers in this initial enquiry.
Qualifications and recognition
Organise certificates, transcripts and any existing assessment outcome. Confirm whether further recognition or verification is needed.
Employment and professional history
Prepare an accurate timeline of roles and duties. Identify which supporting records are requested before arranging them.
Language tests
Record the test name, version, date and component scores if available. Confirm acceptance for the exact route being considered.
Family information
Identify who may be included in the enquiry. Detailed relationship and children’s records can be reviewed later through an appropriate channel.
Financial preparation
Ask which funding evidence and costs apply. Do not rely on a generic financial threshold or assumed future earnings.
Previous applications and decisions
Retain accurate records and let the adviser know if a previous decision needs review. Do not omit relevant information from a formal process.
Translations and authentication
Check the recipient’s requirements before arranging translations, certified copies, apostille or attestation.
From profile outline to confirmed next steps.
Share your background
Provide your education, experience, destination preferences and current circumstances.
Confirm the available support
Establish the scope of assistance and any specialist professional review required.
Review current requirements
Check the actual pathway, eligibility criteria and process through the appropriate official sources.
Organise the requested evidence
Resolve missing information and follow the confirmed requirements for each document.
Follow the applicable process
Any formal profile, nomination, invitation or application stage must follow its own confirmed procedure.
Understand the outcome
Read the decision and conditions carefully before planning relocation or other commitments.
Your permanent residency enquiry.
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Questions before you proceed.
Does this form tell me whether I qualify for permanent residence?
No. It prepares your profile for discussion. Eligibility must be assessed against a specific destination and pathway using current requirements.
Will I receive a points score?
This page does not generate a score. If a pathway uses points, the applicable rules and supporting evidence must be checked separately.
Does studying or working overseas guarantee permanent residence?
No guarantee is made. Temporary study or work arrangements should not be treated as an automatic permanent residence outcome.
Can my spouse or children be included?
Family inclusion and the requirements for each person must be checked for the particular pathway. Indicate your family enquiry in the form.
Are permanent residence and citizenship the same?
Do not treat them as the same outcome. Any citizenship objective requires a separate review of the destination’s applicable requirements.
Can I enquire after a previous refusal?
Yes. Indicate that the previous decision needs review. NGC will confirm whether appropriately authorised professional assistance is needed.
Are approval or processing times guaranteed?
No. This page does not guarantee selection, invitations, nomination, approval or a processing time.
Does this create an official immigration profile?
No. It creates an enquiry summary for NGC only. Official profiles, applications and professional engagements require separate confirmation.