Moving from Kenya to Australia: The Complete Guide
Kenyan professionals in engineering, ICT, healthcare and accounting have a genuine no-job-offer route into Australia through the points-tested skilled migration program. Here's how it works.
Get your skills assessed
This is the mandatory first step, and it's where most delays happen. Find your occupation's assessing body and start gathering reference letters and transcripts as early as possible — some assessments take several months.
Find my assessing body →Score yourself against the points test
Age and English ability carry the most weight, and a state or territory nomination can add points and open up the subclass 190 or 491 visas even if your subclass 189 score is a little short.
Calculate my points →Understand the invitation system
After submitting an Expression of Interest, you wait to be invited in a points-ranked round. Higher scores get invited sooner — this is why maximising your English test result before submitting often pays off more than waiting.
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