The Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Subclass 186 is one of the key pathways for skilled workers to gain permanent residency in Australia. The Subclass 186 visa is designed for skilled workers who are nominated by their employer. This visa provides a direct route to permanent residency, offering the flexibility to live and work anywhere in…
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Australian partner visas allow eligible individuals to join their partner or spouse in Australia. Whether you’re married or in a de facto relationship, the partner visa is a combined application that initially grants temporary residency (Subclass 309 or 820) and leads to permanent residency (Subclass 100 or 801). Types of Partner Visas 1. Onshore Partner…
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Australia offers several visa options for parents who wish to join their children and live in Australia. These visas cater to different circumstances, including temporary, contributory, and non-contributory categories. Below is a comprehensive guide to help you understand the parent visa options. Types of Parent Visas 1. Permanent Parent Visas: Subclass 103 – Parent Visa…
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The Subclass 407 visa, also known as the “Training Visa,” is an excellent option for individuals who wish to enhance their skills and gain practical experience in Australia. This visa allows foreign nationals to participate in a structured training program or professional development within an Australian organization. However, the Subclass 407 visa comes with its…
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On December 7, 2024, the Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482) officially replaced the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa. This change is part of Australia’s revamped migration strategy aimed at meeting critical labour demands while offering clear pathways to Permanent Residency (PR). The new visa system incorporates three streams: Core Skills Pathway: For occupations listed…
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