Employer Sponsored Visa Australia
Employer Sponsored Visa Melbourne, Perth & Adelaide For Skilled Workers
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PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
We are not merely migration agents but a law firm comprising the best immigration lawyers Melbourne has. Our Principal Lawyer, James Bae, represented the Australian Governments as a legal adviser, and has the insightful understanding of accounting and business.
Networks
Some matters require diverse expertise. For example, judicial reviews require barristers and counsels whereas business and investment visas require accountants and business brokers. In certain cases of protection visas, we may need journalists to shed light for coverage. We have the networks to accomplish the results that you deserve.
NO ERRORS
However experienced, knowledgeable or passionate, everyone is prone to human errors. At Visa Plan, we completely eliminate these errors by having two migration lawyers attending to each visa application at all times. We are the only immigration agency in Melbourne and perhaps Australia to implement and enforce this system.
Continuous Learning
We never stop learning and developing our professional capability. As top immigration agents in Melbourne, we acknowledge that Australian immigration law constantly changes and that it is the professional responsibility of every registered migration agent to be aware. We not only actively participate in seminars, but we create learning materials for other migration agencies to learn.
Fixed Fee
We provide you at first with an estimate of our professional fee and disbursements before formal engagement as your immigration lawyer. We do not ask for an additional amount and continue until we deliver the visa advice and service to your satisfaction.
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Employer Sponsorship Visa Australia
Under Australia’s immigration law, the employer sponsored visa scheme is to address skill shortages in Australia’s labour market. The legal obligations must be discharged by both the sponsoring employer and the employee being sponsored for the employer sponsored visas to be granted and maintained.
Few work visas in Australia may only be available to skilled workers employed in regional areas, whilst many skill shortage visa options allow them to work with an employer sponsored visa Australia in for the positions in major cities, such as metropolitan Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide. It is therefore vital to discuss with an accredited migration agent for the optimal way to secure your employer sponsored visa in Australia.
In Australia’s employer sponsored visa scheme, the prospective foreign skilled workers may consider:
- Subclass 482: Temporary Skill Shortage – Temporary Residency
- Subclass 186: Employer Nominated Scheme – Permanent Residency
- Subclass 494: Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional – Temporary Residency
- Subclass 400: Temporary Work – Temporary Residency
- Subclass 407: Training – Temporary Residency
- Subclass 408: Temporary Activity – Temporary Residency
482 – Temporary Skill Shortage
This is a temporary visa allowing sponsorship for up to 4 years where the nominated occupation falls under the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List, or 2 years if under the Short-term Skilled Occupation List. The employers must demonstrate a genuine attempt to source workers domestically, subject to limited exemptions. 482 visas are probably the most widely used in this category as they can be located in major cities, such as Melbourne, Gold Coast.
186 – Employer Nominated Scheme
This is a permanent visa for skilled workers to be sponsored by Australian employers. 186 visas can be applied by 482 visa holders in the temporary residence transition stream, workers with the lengthy relevant experience in the direct entry stream, or organizations registered with the Department of Home Affairs in the labor agreement stream.
494 – Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional
This is a provisional visa for regional employers to source skilled workers of foreign nationalities on a provisional basis. The visa holders, including secondary applicants, must live, work and study in a ‘regional area’ of Australia which excludes Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Gold Coast. This subclass permits transition to the Subclass 191 permanent residency visa.
400 – Temporary Work
This is a temporary visa allowing foreign workers with specialized skills and/ or ability to advance Australia’s interest to undertake one-off employment for up to 6 months. A majority of applications are under the “highly specialized work” stream, where it must be proven that the applicant possess highly specialized skills, attributes, expertise or proprietary knowledge.
407 – Training
This is a short term visa allowing foreign nationals to undertake a structured work-based training program. The purpose of undertaking said training may be to satisfy requirements for trade or professional licensing, or to enhance the applicant’s skills. It should not be considered merely to prolong one’s lawful stay in Australia due to the strict intention requirement.
408 – Temporary Activity
This is a temporary visa allowing skilled workers to undertake specific types of work in Australia on a short-term basis. This visa consists of 10 streams, each stream facilitating a specific type of work, such as sporting, research or religious activities. A special category was added to this visa to facilitate the individuals stranded in Australia during Covid-19 pandemic,
An employer in Australia must first be approved by the Department of Home Affairs as a sponsor of the appropriate sort in order to nominate a skilled worker for a relevant visa.
- Standard Business Sponsor
- Temporary Activities Sponsor
Precise prerequisites depend on the category, but both sponsors require the employer to show lawful business operation in Australia. Start-ups may qualify subject to additional criteria. Those looking to sponsor employees under the regional sponsored migration scheme must demonstrate that the place of employment is located in regionally.
Costs to Employers
Employer visas exist to remedy deficiencies within the Australian labor market whilst preserving the wage levels. Visa holders must be engaged on terms analogous to those that would be offered to an Australian citizen with the equivalent skills.
Employers must cover the costs of sponsorship and nomination approval. Attempting to pass these charges onto the employee will likely result in refusal of the visa and prevent the employer from sponsoring foreign workers in the future. Paying to arrange sponsorship and nomination is direct contravention of Australian migration laws.
Eligible Occupations
Only persons with in-demand skills are eligible under this employment visa scheme. These lists of occupations differ across on visa subclasses and are subject to constant changes. It is important to understand which occupations are eligible and consult with a competent migration agent in Melbourne before proceeding with an expensive employer visa application.