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I believe the gp is referring to the conversion of a 457 (temporary residence, sponsored by employee, much like a H1B), to PR. This can be requested at any time
by Swannie 12y ago
I believe the gp is referring to the conversion of a 457 (temporary residence, sponsored by employee, much like a H1B), to PR. This can be requested at any time.
Prior to approx. 2010 (IIRC), this was a pretty standard way for people to gain PR. Rules changed in 2010 to make this route more complex/involved.
EDIT: Re-read of the gp, and you may be correct.
- sumedh 12y ago> and you may be correct. I know I am correct because I have Australian PR :) I went to Aus after I got the PR.