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Skilled & Employer Sponsored Visas

Australia offers a range of skilled migration visas for talented professionals seeking permanent or temporary opportunities. Whether you’re independent, state-nominated, employer-sponsored, or seeking regional work, these visas provide pathways to live, work, and study in Australia, access Medicare, and potentially sponsor family members.

Explore the visa options below and see how our team can guide you through every step of the process.

Skilled – Independent Visa (Subclass 189)


Permanent points-tested visa for skilled workers not sponsored by employer, state, or family.

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Key Features:

  • Permanent residency with work, study, and Medicare rights

  • Eligible to sponsor family members

  • Live anywhere in Australia

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Eligibility:

  • Occupation on Skilled Occupation List

  • Skills assessment and 65+ points

  • Under 45 years

  • English, health, and character requirements

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How We Can Help:

  • Points test and eligibility assessment

  • Skills assessment guidance

  • Visa preparation and lodgement

  • Health, character, and documentation support

  • Ongoing Department of Home Affairs management

Skilled – Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

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Permanent points-tested visa for skilled workers nominated by a state/territory government.

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Key Features:

  • Permanent residency with work, study, and Medicare rights

  • Must live and work in nominating state/territory for at least 2 years

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Eligibility:

  • Occupation on state/territory list

  • Skills assessment and 65+ points

  • State/territory nomination

  • Under 45 years, English, health, and character requirements

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How We Can Help:

  • Eligibility and points assessment

  • Skills assessment and nomination guidance

  • Visa preparation and lodgement

  • Health, character, and supporting document support

  • Ongoing Department management

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 491

Temporary visa for skilled workers nominated by state/territory or sponsored by a family member in regional Australia.

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Key Features:

  • 5-year temporary visa with pathway to permanent residence via Subclass 191

  • Work, study, and Medicare access in regional areas

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Eligibility:

  • Occupation on Skilled Occupation List

  • Skills assessment and 65+ points

  • Under 45 years

  • English, health, and character requirements

  • Commitment to live/work/study in regional area for 3+ years

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How We Can Help:

  • Points test and eligibility assessment

  • Skills and nomination/sponsorship guidance

  • Visa preparation and lodgement

  • Health, character, and regional commitment support

  • Department of Home Affairs management

Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482)

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Temporary visa for skilled workers sponsored by an Australian employer to fill skill shortages.

Streams:

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  • Specialist Skills

  • Core Skills (CSOL)

  • Labour Agreement

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Key Features:

  • Work in nominated occupation for approved sponsor

  • Stay up to 4 years (5 for Hong Kong passport holders)

  • Employer must be an approved sponsor

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Eligibility:

  • Nominated by approved employer

  • Relevant skills, qualifications, and experience

  • English, health, and character requirements

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How We Can Help:

  • Employer and applicant eligibility guidance

  • Preparation and lodgement of applications

  • Guidance on stream-specific requirements

  • Health, character, and compliance support

Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 494

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Temporary regional visa for skilled workers nominated by an employer in regional Australia.

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Key Features:

  • 5-year visa with pathway to permanent residence

  • Work and live in designated regional areas

  • Employer sponsorship required

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Eligibility:

  • Occupation on Skilled Occupation List

  • Skills assessment (if required) and 65+ points

  • Under 45 years

  • English, health, and character requirements

  • Commitment to regional work and residence

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How We Can Help:

  • Points and eligibility assessment

  • Employer nomination guidance

  • Visa preparation and lodgement

  • Health, character, and regional compliance support

  • Department of Home Affairs management

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