Employer Sponsored Visa (ESV):

Make your dream come true to settle permanently in Your Dream Country

Secure Your Future with Employer Sponsorship Visa in Australia

Embark on a journey to work and settle in the vibrant cities of Australia like Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, and more with the Employer Sponsorship Visa subclass 186. Whether you are an Australian employer looking to sponsor a skilled worker or a professional aspiring to work in Australia, Optivise Group provides comprehensive assistance in navigating the complexities of the Visa application process across Australia.

An Insight into the Employer Sponsorship Visa subclass 186

The Employer Sponsorship Visa subclass 186 is a pathway for skilled workers and Australian employers to foster a mutually beneficial relationship. To secure this visa, a nomination by an Australian employer is pivotal. Moreover, applicants must validate their essential job skills, fulfill health, and character prerequisites to ensure eligibility.
Embark on a journey to work and settle in the vibrant cities of Australia like Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, and more with the Employer Sponsorship Visa subclass 186. Whether you are an Australian employer looking to sponsor a skilled worker or a professional aspiring to work in Australia, Optivise group provides comprehensive assistance in navigating the complexities of the Visa application process across Australia.

Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 Visa)

The TSS Visa (Temporary Skill Shortage) Subclass 482 has replaced the Subclass 457 Visa. The TSS visa program assists Australian businesses who experience genuine skill shortages and cannot find Australian workers to fill vacant positions.

The Subclass 482 Visa (TSS) has 3 different streams

  • Short-Term Stream – up to two years
  • Medium-Term Stream – up to four years
  • Labour Agreement Stream

TSS visa holders can:

  • live and work in Australia for up to four years
  • study in Australia
  • include immediate family on their 482 visa
  • transition to permanent residency (if eligible)

Employer Sponsorship Visa subclass 186
Choose Your Path Wisely

Direct Entry Stream

Ideal for individuals nominated by an Australian employer, possessing skills in eligible occupations, and demonstrating proficient English language capabilities.

Labour Agreement Stream

Tailored for skilled workers seeking permanent residency, who are employed or will be employed under an employer partaking in a labour agreement.

Temporary Residence Transition Stream

Crafted for skilled workers on visa 457, TSS, or related bridging visas, having served their employing Australian company full-time for a minimum of three years.

Employer Sponsored Visas

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of employer-sponsored visas?
There are several types of employer-sponsored visas, including the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa, Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa, and the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa. Each visa serves different purposes and comes with its own set of requirements.
How long does the visa process take?
The processing time can vary based on the visa type, the quality of the application, and the volume of applications received by the Department of Home Affairs. On average, the TSS visa might take a few months, while the ENS and RSMS visas can take longer due to the additional nomination and visa application stages.
What is the age limit for these visas?
Typically, applicants must be under 45 years of age at the time of applying for the visa. However, there are certain exceptions based on the occupation, visa type, or if the applicant is a New Zealand citizen.
Are family members included in the employer-sponsored visa?
Yes, family members such as a spouse, dependent children, and other specified dependent relatives can be included in the visa application. They will have the same rights and restrictions as the primary visa holder.
Can the visa be renewed or lead to permanent residency?
Some employer-sponsored visas, like the TSS visa, are temporary but can be renewed. Others, such as the ENS and RSMS visas, grant permanent residency. It’s essential to understand the pathway and conditions of each visa type.
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