The 486 visa is a temporary visa for living and working in Australia. It lasts up to four years and falls under the Graduate Work stream. This visa has no extension policy. If you want to stay longer, consider other visa options. Be sure to check the eligibility criteria before applying. Benefits of the 486 … Read more
The 485 visa, also called the Temporary Graduate visa, lets eligible graduates from Australian institutions live and work in Australia temporarily. This visa is available for those who completed their degrees in regional areas and covers options like the Post-Higher Education Work visa and the Post-Study Work visa. The 485 Visa has two streams: the … Read more
The Skilled Recognised Graduate Visa (subclass 476) is a temporary visa for recent engineering graduates from recognised institutions. This visa lets holders work in Australia. It also offers a pathway to permanent residency or a provisional skilled visa, helping to boost their career opportunities. The application requirements include a valid passport, academic transcripts, and proof … Read more
The 457 visa let employers in Australia sponsor skilled employees for work. This visa is now closed for new applications. It has been replaced by the TSS 482 visa. Employers need to become Standard Business Sponsors to hire workers under the TSS 482 visa and provide specific work rights. The benefits of the 457 Visa … Read more
The Temporary Activity visa (subclass 408) lets individuals remain in Australia if they cannot leave due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. This visa allows work in critical sectors during the pandemic. It is specifically for those who do not have other visa options available. There are several streams under the 408 Visa. The streams include the … Read more
The Training Visa (subclass 407) allows individuals to participate in workplace-based training in Australia. This visa helps improve skills for their job, field of study, or professional development. It is ideal for those seeking to enhance their expertise through hands-on experience in a real work environment. Eligibility for the 407 Visa includes being nominated by … Read more
The Subclass 191 visa in Australia is a Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa. It allows individuals to gain permanent residency after living for 3 years in a designated regional area. Applicants must meet specified income requirements and can include eligible family members in their application. Successful candidates can gain benefits such as permanent residency and … Read more
The 189 visa, or Skilled Independent visa, permits skilled workers to live and work permanently in Australia. It is designed for individuals with specific skills that are in demand. Eligible applicants receive an invitation to apply, enjoying full work and study rights across Australia. To qualify for the 189 Visa, applicants must meet several requirements. … Read more
The 187 visa is a permanent residency visa for skilled workers nominated by an employer in regional Australia. It enables these workers to live and work in Australia indefinitely. For the latest information on processing times, refer to the visa processing time guide. The Direct Entry Stream is one of two pathways under the RSMS. … Read more
The Subclass 186 Visa is a permanent residence visa for skilled workers. It allows Australian employers to nominate skilled foreign employees. This visa is part of the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS), enabling these workers to live and work in Australia permanently. The Employer Nomination Scheme comprises three streams: the Direct Entry stream, the Transition stream, … Read more