Graham-Nguyen & Associates

Migrate to Australia

2010 has seen a renewed boom in the Australian economy, mainly on the back of the global mining boom.  Australia is now one of the world's fastest growing economies.  2009 saw unemploymnet rise in Australia, like the rest of the world but it has since fallen back to 5.3% and is continuing to fall.  As unemployment falls again, the need for skilled migrants to feed the economy is on the rise.  

The Skilled Independent Visa is designed to attract individuals to Australia who have skills or outstanding ability to fill skilled worker shortages in Australia and contribute to the Australian economy. 

The General Skilled Migration program works on a points system, no sponsorship is necessary but can be arranged.  All occupations from highly skilled professionals (such as engineers, nurses and teachers) to trades (such as cooks, bakers, electricians and hairdressers) are currently in huge demand in Australia.  

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Once you have secured your Australian PR we can also assit you to find work in Australia.  Experienced professionals in fields such as engineering and IT as well as many of the trades can earn in excess of AUD 100,000 per year.  

For a free assessment of your migration options take an online assessment or simply e-mail your CV to Địa chỉ email này đang được bảo vệ khỏi chương trình thư rác, bạn cần bật Javascript để xem nó   Alternatively you can call us in Singapore on 8168 7463 to discuss your options in person.

Study in Australia

In 2007 Australia hosted more than 430,000 foreign students, an increase of 18% on the previous year, making it one of the most popular study destinations in the world. 

In many instances, graduates from Australian universities receive preferential treatment if they choose to apply for skilled migration and do not have to return to their home country to lodge their application.

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Invest in Vietnam

Vietnam, with a population of over 85 million, is projected to see economic growth for the years 2008-20012 average 7.9%, making it the second fastest growing economy in Asia after China. East Asian economies are expected to remain robust in 2008, despite the US sub-prime crisis and rising oil prices.  Vietnam's accession to the WTO and the continuing reform of state-owned enterprises will see a levelling of the playing field for private enterprises.

Vietnam is currently ranked third amongst Asian nations for investment attraction, after China and India. It's foreign direct investment is expected to grow at about 10% annually.

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