If you are a skilled professional who wants to move to Australia, you can find a range of Australian work-permit visas available here. You might be eligible to migrate to Australia if you have recognised skills, education or work experience.
At Pace Migration, we can guide you through the process for the following visas:
Every year, thousands of people from overseas choose to work and live in Australia. If you are a skilled worker, your occupation is listed on the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), and you meet the required points, you may be eligible to apply for migration to Australia.
The Australian government has implemented significant changes in its migration rules in November 2019, and PACE Migration & Education Consultancy will guide you through these changes. These changes have impacted subclass 489, which is now 491 Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) and the old RSMS subclass 187, which is now subclass 494, Skill Employer Sponsor Regional.
We can assist you if you are in the following situations:
Contact us for more information.
The eligibility criteria for an Employer-Sponsored Visa are different depending on your subclass:
– A Standard Business Sponsor must nominate the worker
– Applicant should have a minimum of 5 in each band for IELTS (or equivalent)
– If you are planning on working in a Metropolitan Area, your occupation must be listed under the Short-Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) orthe Medium-Long Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL)
– If you are planning on working in a regional area, your occupation must at least be listed on the Regional Occupation List (ROL)
The following documents are required to apply for a professional visa in Sydney:
– Valid passport
– Australian visa application form
– Identity photo
– Education certificates
– Police Checks (foreign and Australian)
– Resume
– Work contract
– Work itinerary
– Sponsorship Letter
– Visa payment receipt
– Employer letter
The processing time for a working visa depends on what subclass you have applied for:
– Subclass 186 – 89 days to 10 months
– Subclass 191 – 83 days to 90 days
– Subclass 482 – 29 days to 75 days
Other factors may also contribute to processing times:
– Timely submission of a fully completed application. Incomplete or missing information can lead to delays.
– All necessary papers and supporting documents are attached.
– Background checks, verification of qualifications, and employment history may increase processing time.
– Changes in immigration laws, policies, or government priorities may impact processing times.
Contact us today to learn more!
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