Your Future, Our Commitment – Employer-Sponsored Visas Simplified
Australian Employer-Sponsored Visas are a category of visas that allow skilled foreign workers to live and work in Australia temporarily or permanently. These visas are designed to meet the country’s specific labor market needs by allowing Australian employers to sponsor and employ skilled workers from overseas. There are several subclasses within the Australian Employer-Sponsored Visa category, each with its own requirements and conditions.
Here’s a general overview of some of the key employer-sponsored visa subclasses in Australia:
Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa
(Subclass 482)
This visa allows skilled workers to work for an approved sponsor for up to four years in Australia. It requires sponsorship by an Australian employer and an eligible occupation listed on the relevant skilled occupation list.
Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa
(Subclass 186)
This visa allows skilled workers, nominated by their employer, permanently to live and work in Australia. Two streams: Temporary Residence Transition Stream and Direct Entry Stream.
Training visa
(Subclass 407)
It is designed for individuals who want to participate in structured training or workplace-based training to enhance their skills and knowledge in their chosen occupation, field of expertise, or industry.
Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) visa
(Subclass 400)
The Subclass 400 Visa is a unique Australian visa designed for individuals who are seeking to engage in highly specialised, non-ongoing work for a short duration.
