Your Pathway to Australia, Explained Face to Face
Just finished your A-Levels and not sure what's next? Already a registered nurse wondering how to work in Australia? Meet Dr Niroshan Ranaweera and the AusAsia team in person, free of charge, and leave with a clear next step for your situation.
Is this event for you?
One event, three groups of people we built it for.
Just finished your A-Levels?
See real study pathways, entry requirements, and what life after graduation could look like, including work and PR options, honestly explained.
Parents and guardians
Bring your questions on cost, timelines, safety, and how AusAsia supports your child from application right through to settling in.
Registered nurses
Meet Mr Simon Schweigert, COO of IHM Australia, and get the exact steps from Sri Lanka registration to working as a nurse in Australia.
The full roadshow schedule
September 19–29, 2026. Nine confirmed sessions across the island — find the one nearest you.
Pathways we'll cover
Study pathways
University and college placements across Australia, matched to your A-Level results and goals.
Nursing pathway
A dedicated route for registered nurses, in partnership with IHM Australia, from registration to relocation.
Skilled migration
Visa pathways for skilled workers, backed by MARA-registered advice from Dr Niroshan Ranaweera.
What you'll walk away with
"I'll be at every stop on this roadshow myself, because these decisions deserve a real conversation, not a form."
Questions people usually ask
Is this event actually free?
Yes. Entry is completely free and there is no obligation to sign up with AusAsia afterward. We're there to answer questions and help you understand your options.
I just finished my A-Levels and have no idea what pathway is right for me. Is this still for me?
Yes, that's exactly who this event is for. Bring your results (or your predicted grades) and we'll talk through realistic study and migration options together, one to one.
Can I get PR if I study in Australia?
There are established pathways from study to post-study work and, for some, on to skilled migration, but no agent can guarantee a PR or visa outcome for you, and we won't pretend otherwise. We'll walk you through what's realistic for your situation at the event.
I'm a registered nurse in Sri Lanka. Can I work as a nurse in Australia?
Many nurses do move through a recognition and registration process to work in Australia. The exact steps depend on your qualifications and experience. Mr Simon Schweigert from IHM Australia and our team will explain the pathway in detail at the event.
I'm under 18. Can I come by myself?
You're welcome either way, but we'd recommend bringing a parent or guardian along, especially if you're still weighing up big decisions like this one.
What should I bring with me?
Nothing is compulsory, but it helps to bring a copy of your academic results or transcripts, your passport if you have one, and, for nurses, your registration documents.
Is AusAsia actually licensed to give migration advice?
Yes. Dr Niroshan Ranaweera is a MARA-registered migration agent (MARN 2318245), a Licensed Immigration Adviser in New Zealand, and a Qualified Education Agent Counsellor, alongside ICEF and Migration Institute of Australia credentials.
Do I need to register before the event?
Registering in advance helps us prepare for you and means we can notify you the moment your session's venue is confirmed, so it's worth doing even if you're not 100% sure yet.
Ready to find your pathway?
Free entry. No obligation. Just honest, MARA-registered guidance, in person, from people who've helped students and nurses make this move before.
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Registered Migration Agent (Australia) · Licensed Immigration Adviser (New Zealand) · Qualified Education Agent Counsellor (ANZ)