Synthetic biology for Global Talent Independent Program

A report made by CSIRO (“Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation”), revealed Australia is able to develop an industry worth up to $27 billion a year and create 44,000 jobs by 2040 by building its synthetic biology ecosystem.

If you have proved to be highly skilled professional in synthetic biology ecosystem’s field and interested to live and work in Australia, you may come under Global Talent Visa Program, which is the most recent initiative of the Australian Federal Government that aims to expand the economies of technology and innovation to accelerate economic recovery, grow resilience and stimulate competitiveness, attracting start-up companies and highly qualified specialists to be relocated in one of its metropolitan centers. This will generate opportunities for Australians by transferring skills, promoting innovation, and creating jobs.

There are many benefits of a Global Talent Visa (GTV), such as: it will not be necessary provide to the Department of Home Affairs (DoHA) a skills assessment, state or territory nomination or employer sponsorship, no age limit, no demand to be fluent in English, even unemployed you can apply, etc. But given the current Covid-19 situation in the rest of world, the essential benefit is this: Australia’s international borders are open for GTV holders.

These are ten future-focused sectors:  Resources, Agri-food and AgTech, Energy, Health Industries, Defence (Advanced Manufacturing and Space), Circular Economy, DigiTech, Infrastructure and Tourism, Financial Services and FinTech and of course, Education.

The Global Talent Visa eligibility criteria are the following: you will have to prove your outstanding achievements are internationally recognised, still be remarkable in your field of expertise, evidence that you would be a great value to Australia in your field of expertise, have no difficulty becoming established in your area of expertise in Australia and mainly you must produce a proof of a recognised organisation or individual in Australia, in the same field of yours, nominating you as global talent.

It is relatively simple to make the first step and apply for the Global Talent Visa Program because it is only needed to fill up just one form called “Expression of Interest” and even no government fee is applicable for that! Also, in theory there is no limit how many times you can re-apply. However, do not get too excited about these facts because certainly every trying is recorded in the government computers, and the authorities may not look so sympathetically your repeated applications.

Best strategy

Our first recommendation as your best strategy to have more chances of success on this extremely competitive Global visa is making your first application the best as you can. However, you may now have this question: how I can make a great initial Global Talent Visa Program’s application if it will be my first time in my life doing that? This is a very legitimate question that is usually answered using a common good sense on this way: almost everything in life we have first learned from those with experience on the concerned matter. So, we would call this person as a mentor, and that is exactly you need.

We offer you here to be your mentor, because we are within the selected group, of only 1% of all registered migration agents, that have greater than 20 years of experience, and we are more than capable to provide you, an opportunity to glean an understanding, of the best ways to accomplish, Global Talent Visa Program’s application, and everything else after, when you receive the government invitation, to continue your request as highly skilled professional in synthetic biology ecosystem’s field.

We believe that 20 years of experience would be a differential and essential fact enough for you to decide and hire our services. However, it is not only that we offer you! As you already know you must have an approved nomination as part of the Global Talent Independent (GTI) Program to recognize you as highly skilled professionals in any of the target sectors. So, take note of this second important fact: we are the unique immigration, and business consultancy in Australia, truly able to help you, on Global Talent Visa Program Nomination’s application, because we have the only expert in this industry, that is also degree qualified in engineering, Australian qualified engineer, Australian patent holder, Agtech startup’s co-founder ( one of the most important target sectors), Linkedin’s influencer with more than 25,000 followers, and naturally registered migration agent, with more than 20 years’ experience. Nowadays, there is no more capacitated agency, in Australia and out than MQuality, to provide you the mastering help, you need to succeed on the nomination process and entire Global Talent Visa Program.

In addition to all above, it is especially important, to observe that all target sectors listed, by the government for the Global Talent Visa Program, are all essentially about technology as it is the synthetic biology ecosystem, and you must demonstrate in your Global Talent Visa Program, Expression of Interest’s application. This translates, you will not have any merits review, ministerial intervention, judicial interview, temporary visa, etc doing this first step.

Consequently, using the common sense again, with all respect we have with all our professional colleagues, you do not need to pay expensive fees, to an immigration lawyer neither, to a registered migration agent, as a matter of fact. Being an individual with exceptional technical virtues, you may know well, there is no need to hire law experts, with fancy offices and titles, to sort out alphabetically your supporting documentation.  However, it is essential besides an expressive experience, your mentor must have a background on technology too, as it is already evidenced that technology, is the main opening doors, of the Global Talent Visa Program and now evidenced by repeated government announcements in all target sectors. Ask yourself these questions: a) do I really need a lawyer to navigate these technical questions? b) Would I be better off having an experienced Australian qualified engineer and registered migration agent as my mentor dealing with Global Talent Visa Program?

If you are serious planning to move to Australia, and you would like to discuss your eligibility, for the Global Talent Independent (GTI) Program, request now an appointment completing the form below. It is your choice now!