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SUBCLASS 858
The Global Talent Visa (Subclass 858), also known as the Exceptional Achievement Visa, is a permanent visa option tailored for individuals with internationally recognized records of exceptional and outstanding achievement in eligible fields. This visa offers two distinct pathways: the Global Talent pathway and the Distinguished Talent pathway.
SUBCLASS 186
The Employer Nomination Scheme visa (Subclass 186) is a pathway for skilled workers who have been nominated by their employers to live and work in Australia permanently. This visa offers several advantages, including the opportunity to stay in Australia indefinitely, work and study, access Australia’s public health care system (Medicare), sponsor eligible relatives, travel to and from Australia for up to 5 years, and, if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship.
SUBCLASS 191
The Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa (subclass 191) is designed to allow eligible individuals to live and work in Australia permanently. It offers several benefits, including the ability to stay in Australia indefinitely, work and study in the country, enroll in Australia’s public health care scheme (Medicare), sponsor relatives to come to Australia, travel to and from Australia for 5 years, and if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship. However, newly arrived residents may need to wait before accessing certain Australian Government payments and benefits.
SUBCLASS 187
This visa allows you to:
Stay in Australia indefinitely
Work and study in Australia
Enroll in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare
Sponsor eligible relatives to come to Australia
Travel to and from Australia for up to 5 years
Become an Australian citizen if eligible
Newly arrived residents may experience a waiting period before accessing specific Australian Government payments and benefits.
SUBCLASS 494
The Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa, subclass 494, offers a unique opportunity for skilled workers to live, work, and study in designated regional areas of Australia for a duration of 5 years. This visa also allows multiple entries to and from Australia while it is valid. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you can even apply for permanent residence after holding the 494 visa for 3 years.
SUBCLASS 189
The Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) is designed for invited workers, eligible New Zealand citizens, and eligible Hong Kong or British National (Overseas) passport holders with skills that Australia requires. This visa allows individuals to live and work anywhere in Australia permanently. Here’s an overview of its key features:
SUBCLASS 190
The Skilled Nominated visa (Subclass 190) is designed to enable nominated skilled workers to become permanent residents of Australia. This visa offers a range of benefits, allowing you to live, work, study, and access Australia’s healthcare system. Additionally, you can sponsor your relatives to join you in Australia, travel to and from the country for five years, and, if eligible, apply for Australian citizenship. Newly arrived residents should be aware that they may need to wait before accessing certain Australian Government payments and benefits.
SUBCLASS 476
The Skilled—Recognised Graduate visa (Subclass 476) is designed for recent engineering graduates seeking opportunities in Australia. This visa offers the flexibility to travel, work, and study in the country for up to 18 months.
SUBCLASS 489
The Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489) is designed for skilled workers who aspire to live and work in regional areas of Australia. This visa allows you and your family to experience life in Australia’s regional communities. The visa is temporary and valid for four years, with the possibility of applying for permanent residence through the Skilled—Regional (Residence) visa (subclass 887) if you meet the eligibility criteria.
SUBCLASS 887
The Skilled Regional Visa (Subclass 887) is designed for individuals who have lived and worked in specific regional areas of Australia on a previous eligible visa. This visa offers various benefits, including:
SUBCLASS 491
The Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (Subclass 491) is designed for skilled individuals nominated by a state or territory government to live and work in regional Australia.
SUBCLASS 892
The State or Territory Sponsored Business Owner visa (Subclass 892) is designed for individuals who own and manage a business in Australia, offering them the opportunity to live in Australia indefinitely. This visa provides a range of benefits, including the ability to work and study in Australia, access to Australia’s public health care scheme (Medicare), the option to sponsor relatives to come to Australia, and the privilege of traveling to and from Australia for five years. Additionally, if eligible, you can pursue Australian citizenship. However, newly arrived residents may have to wait before accessing specific Australian Government payments and benefits.
SUBCLASS 893
The State or Territory Sponsored Investor Visa (Subclass 893) is designed for holders of the State/Territory Sponsored Investor (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 165) who have maintained a designated investment of AUD750,000 for a period of 4 years. This visa offers permanent residency in Australia, allowing you to work and study in the country, enroll in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, sponsor your relatives to join you, and travel to and from Australia for five years. Additionally, if eligible, you can pursue Australian citizenship.
SUBCLASS 408
The Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) is a short-term, temporary visa that allows you to come to Australia to participate in events endorsed by the Australian Government. One of the prominent events covered by this visa is the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) Women’s World Cup 2023.
SUBCLASS 403
The Domestic Worker (Diplomatic or Consular) stream allows individuals aged 18 years or older to engage in temporary full-time domestic work in Australia within the household of someone holding a Diplomatic (Temporary) visa (subclass 995).
The Foreign Government Agency stream offers an opportunity to come to Australia for specific activities. Individuals can work in Australia as representatives of foreign government agencies, foreign diplomatic or consular missions, international organizations recognized by Australia, or as foreign language teachers employed by foreign governments in Australian schools.
This visa stream allows individuals to work in Australia under the terms and conditions of a bilateral agreement between the Australian Government and a foreign government.
The Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme offers a unique opportunity for individuals to work in Australia, and for Australian employers to sponsor workers from specified Pacific Island countries. Let’s delve into the details of this visa.
The Privileges and Immunities stream of the Temporary Work (International Relations) visa (subclass 403) is designed for individuals who have, or expect to have, privileges and immunities under relevant legislation, allowing them to work in Australia as international representatives.
SUBCLASS 400
The Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) visa, Subclass 400, offers a pathway for individuals with highly specialised skills, knowledge, or experience to engage in short-term, specialised work in Australia. This visa also extends the possibility to bring family members along, although they are not permitted to work or study in Australia, except for specific circumstances, such as participating in a language training program.
SUBCLASS 482
The Australia Temporary Work (Skilled) Visa under the Labour Agreement Stream is designed for skilled workers nominated by employers who have a Labour Agreement with the Australian Government. This visa allows individuals to live and work in Australia temporarily, with the option to study (without government assistance) and travel to and from Australia while the visa is valid. Depending on the terms of the labour agreement, you can work in Australia for up to four years, and if you’re a Hong Kong passport holder, you can extend it for up to five years. This visa also opens up a pathway to permanent residency after five years for eligible candidates.
The Medium-term Stream of the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa in Australia is designed to allow employers to address labor shortages by bringing in skilled workers when they cannot find appropriately skilled Australian workers.
The Subsequent Entrant Visa is designed for family members of subclass 457 and Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa holders who wish to join the primary visa holder in Australia. Typically, this visa is applied for at the same time as the main applicant’s visa application. However, in certain situations, you may need to apply separately, a process referred to as a subsequent entrant application. This occurs when the family composition changes after the main applicant has already applied for their TSS visa or when the primary TSS visa has already been granted.
The Temporary Skill Shortage visa (Subclass 482) is a temporary visa that allows Australian employers to sponsor skilled foreign workers to fill positions for which they cannot find suitable Australian candidates. This article provides a detailed breakdown of various aspects of the Subclass 482 visa, including eligibility criteria, costs, processing times, and more.
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