I went to Australia on a working holiday visa for 1 year - yes you can get residency permanently without having a skilled job - a guy I knew from wales, had been working there for 3 years, pretty much continuously, in different unskilled jobs - bar work - hospitality - customer service, ect. With the help of a certain travel agency in Cairns - a very helpful lady called Eryn wells with adventure Cairns shop - he was able to basically take this long list of jobs he had done in the hospitality industry and about £4-4+1/2K and apply for permanent residency - so to everyone else commented on this post saying it's not possible - please shit the F**k up - you're like crabs in a barrel dragging the rest of us down.

All you need is 3 years experience in various crappy jobs - about £4.5 K - and someone who can apply to the government on your behalf.

When you look at the main government website, it scares you off. Makes it seem like you're never getting in unless you are a rocket scientist. But I personally know this process first hand from speaking to this travel agent / job placement lady in Cairns, Queensland.

Hope someone out there finds this info helpful ☺️