It's a good school. It shouldn't be that difficult to get a post-MBA work visa, given that the MBA is a two-year program (from what I remember you can't get a visa with a one-year MBA).

In terms of whether an employer would hire you, that's another question. I would ask the school for examples of grad who were in your position and what they ended up doing after graduation. 'Recognized' is a bit misleading: of course employers everywhere will recognize the value of an MBA. Whether they know of the school or not, that's a different question. Certainly it won't have as much visibility versus a school like Harvard.

Rankings always matter, more or less.

Read more:

https://find-mba.com/board/australia-nz/possibility-of-using-an-mba-to-end-up-working-in-australia-40050

https://find-mba.com/board/australia-nz/planning-for-mba-in-australia-2017-47961

https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/mba-in-canada-vs-mba-in-australia-or-singapore-51985

In terms of recognition - you can also look at LinkedIn and try to find out how many graduates of the school's MBA program are living / working outside of Australia. I'm certain that, outside of Australia, the school should have some alumni in various parts of Asia but beyond that I'm not entirely sure.

Hello Razor Edge,
Thankyou for your response.:)
For me, PR is not a problem. But i would like to know about mba and post job scenario as MBA doesnt directly comes in sol listing.

Thanks!

Hello Laurie,
Thankyou for the suggestion.:)