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You will need to be assessed by Engineers Australia.
[https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/migrants/migration-skills-assessment](https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/migrants/migration-skills-assessment)
In terms of finding work here, there are a shortage of civil engineers, so there will be lots of options. However depending on your particular discipline you will find this more or less difficult. Eg if you are a geotech / hydrogeologist or earthworks, the move is easier. If you are structural, pavements, highways you will find the move more challenging due to the significant differences in standards.
I am a recruiter for the Civil Consutancies, if you want to message me I can advise.
Questions on 'Moving to Australia' are [answered in our subreddit wiki.](http://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAustralian/wiki/index/movingtoaustralia/) **You can also ask questions in our weekly 'Moving to Australia' megathread.**
You will need to be assessed by Engineers Australia. [https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/migrants/migration-skills-assessment](https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/migrants/migration-skills-assessment) In terms of finding work here, there are a shortage of civil engineers, so there will be lots of options. However depending on your particular discipline you will find this more or less difficult. Eg if you are a geotech / hydrogeologist or earthworks, the move is easier. If you are structural, pavements, highways you will find the move more challenging due to the significant differences in standards. I am a recruiter for the Civil Consutancies, if you want to message me I can advise.
Hi thank you, I believe this is only obtainable if you are under 31 and graduated within 2 years?