Employee-sponsored visa to Australia
Employer-sponsored visas allow Australian employers to bring in workers from overseas. To apply for this visa, the applicant must have a relevant job offer in an occupation listed on the list of current occupations eligible for employer sponsorship.
We have many years of experience in obtaining employer-sponsored visas for our clients, so you can be sure that you will receive fast, personal, and efficient service. To find out if you qualify, please email us at enquiries@emigrate-to-Australia.co.uk. Call us on 020 7427 5290, fill out the form on the right, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Visa options
Temporary work visa (short-stay activity) (subclass 400)
Functions
This visa is for those who wish to travel to Australia for a period of up to three months.
- Carrying out short-term, highly specialized, non-continuous work
- Participate in non-consecutive cultural or social activities at the invitation of an Australian organization.
- Engage in any activity or occupation related to Australian interests under limited circumstances.
Claim
- Have special skills, knowledge, or experience that can help Australian businesses
- He was invited by an Australian organization to attend the event.
- They are required in Australia in exceptional circumstances of national importance, such as relief following a natural disaster.
Temporary Skill Deficiency Visa (subclass 482)
This visa came into effect on March 18, 2018, and replaces the employer-sponsored visa (subclass 457).
There have been many changes recently to the employer-sponsored visa. For information on specific visa requirements, eligible occupations, warnings, and other relevant details, please contact us on 0207 427 5290 or email enquiries@emigrate-to-Australia.co.uk.
Functions
This visa allows a skilled worker to travel to Australia to work for their approved sponsor in a designated occupation for two to four years. You must be sponsored by a recognized company. If a local Australian citizen or permanent resident cannot be found to do the skilled work, the company can sponsor someone to apply for this visa.
- Bring your family to Australia to work or study.
- Travel to Australia as often as you like while your visa is valid.
- Work in Australia for two to four years.
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- The chosen profession must be on the relevant list.
- You are sponsored by an approved company.
- You have the necessary skills for the position, and you have at least 2 years of work experience.
- You should check with us if your job is on the relevant list, as some jobs are subject to reservation and some jobs allow you to switch to a permanent visa.
Employer nomination scheme (subclass 186)
There have been many changes recently to the employer-sponsored visa. For information on specific visa requirements, eligible occupations, warnings, and other relevant details, please contact us on 0207 427 5290 or email enquiries@emigrate-to-Australia.co.uk.
This visa is a permanent residence visa for skilled workers. This allows you to work in one of the three streams in Australia:
- temporary presence of an unstable current A subclass 457 visa holder who has worked for three years with their nominating employer (who has submitted a valid nomination to us under the temporary housing stream) wishes to be offered a permanent position in that employment.
- IContract flow This is for those who are sponsored by an employer under a contract of employment.
- Direct access stream in the month:
- Individuals designated by their employer in the direct income stream
- People who have never or briefly worked in Australia
- Temporary residents who are not eligible for transitional housing.
Claim
- The chosen profession must be on the relevant list.
- Submitted by an approved Australian employer
- You are under 45, unless you are exempt.
- Meet the skills, qualifications, and English language requirements unless exempt.
- Apply under the stream where you are nominated.
- Claim the MTTSSL list.
Eligible employer-sponsored regional visa (subclass 494)
This visa was introduced on November 16, 2019 and replaces the 187 Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS).
The 494 visa is a 5-year visa that allows the applicant and their family to live temporarily in regional Australia for up to 5 years.
Visa 494 holders must apply for permanent residence after three years on visa 191 starting in November 2022.
To apply for this visa, the applicant must provide an Australian sponsor, a company legally operating in Australia and based in the designated area. Employers must obtain nomination approval to sponsor foreign workers.
Basic supply
- Nominated to work in an occupation on the regional 494 visa-eligible employment list
- You have at least 3 years of work experience in the subject mentioned.
- Must have skills assessed by a relevant competence assessment body, unless exemption applies.
- Applicants must meet a minimum English language proficiency.
- Meet health and character standards.
After the application is approved, candidates will be offered employment within 90 days. Applicants must work for an employer while the 494 visa is valid.
Where to search for Australian jobs:
Finding your dream job requires a lot of determination, effort, and a proactive attitude. Exploring different resources and networks plays an important role in increasing the chances of starting a new job.
Those who live outside of Australia face the challenge of time differences and are not immediately available to participate in an interview in person. As interviews are increasingly conducted over telephones, Skype, or other digital platforms, it becomes easier for people to move around in an age of global mobility.
What you need to do to make your employment plan successful is to research the local labor market, wages, industries, and skills in local demand.
Make sure your CV is up-to-date and contains relevant information. Tailor your cover letter to the position you are applying for. Get to know your potential future employer. See if they offer sponsorship for foreign workers; if not, look for other visa options. Graduated Immigrant Visa.