Employer Sponsered Visa

The Subclass 186 visa allows skilled workers nominated by an Australian employer to work and live in Australia permanently. It has three streams:

Direct Entry Stream:For applicants who have never or only briefly worked in Australia.

Temporary Residence Transition Stream: For temporary visa holders who have worked in Australia for at least 3 years.

Labour Agreement Stream: For workers nominated through a labour agreement between the employer and the Australian Government.

There are different types of occupational training you can participate in under this visa.

The first type is workplace-based training to acquire registration or licensing.

The second type is structured workplace-based training to improve skills.

The third type is training that sharpens skills or enhances competency, which includes overseas qualification, government support, and professional development.

The training visa allows you to apply both onshore and offshore, live in Australia for up to 2 years, leave and re-enter frequently, and bring eligible family members. To be eligible for this visa, you must be at least 18 years old, sponsored by an approved sponsor, and nominated for an approved program.

The Subclass 485 visa is designed for recent international graduates of Australian institutions. It permits temporary work in Australia after studies, offering valuable career experience in their field. This visa typically lasting 2 to 5 years, its duration varies based on the course and Australia's skill needs, making it a favoured route to permanent residency for many international students.

The Working Holiday Visa is for young people from eligible countries who wish to holiday and work in Australia. It's a great opportunity to explore the country while gaining work experience.

The Subclass 408 visa covers various temporary work activities, including entertainment, research, religious work, and more. It allows you to work in Australia for a specified period.