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Employer-Sponsored Migration
Secure Your Future in Australia
Whether you’re a skilled professional seeking long-term opportunities or an employer looking to sponsor international talent, we provide tailored guidance and end-to-end support across all employer-sponsored visa pathways.
From assessing eligibility to preparing compliant documentation and meeting labour market testing requirements, we work closely with both applicants and businesses to ensure a smooth and successful process.
Discover visa options designed for skilled professionals, employers and growing businesses.
Unlock the pathway that matches your skills, ambitions and business goals
Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482) – Overview
Formerly known as the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa
The Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482) allows Australian employers to address ongoing skill shortages by sponsoring suitably qualified overseas professionals where no local candidates are available.
This visa enables skilled talent to live and work in Australia for up to four years (depending on occupation), and may also lead to permanent residency for eligible applicants.
To qualify, the nominated position must be listed on the relevant Skilled Occupation List, and the sponsoring business must be lawfully operating in Australia.
Key Benefits of the 482 Visa
- Valid for up to four years
- Spouses and dependent children can live, work and study in Australia
- Spouses may work full-time without restriction
- Access to public schools and essential services
- Pathway to permanent residency via the Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186)
- Faster processing times (subject to Home Affairs updates)
- Access to Medicare once bridging to PR
- Wide eligibility across a broad range of skilled professions and industries
Application Process
- Employer applies for sponsorship approval
- Employer lodges the nomination for the position
- Employee lodges the 482 visa application
Applicants must also meet English language, health, character and (where applicable) skills assessment requirements.
Let us guide you through the 482 process with confidence and clarity.
Employer Nomination Scheme Visa (Subclass 186) – Overview
The Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) visa allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia permanently after being nominated by an approved Australian employer.
This visa is designed for employers who wish to retain highly skilled staff on a long-term basis. It provides a direct pathway to permanent residency for eligible overseas employees who meet the relevant skills, English and employment criteria.
Depending on your circumstances, you may apply through the Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream (after holding a 482/457 visa), or directly via the Direct Entry stream.
Key Benefits of the 186 Visa
- Australian permanent residency for you and your family
- Live, work and study in Australia without restriction
- Access to Medicare
- Sponsor eligible family members for permanent residence
- Eligibility to apply for Australian citizenship (if other requirements are met)
- No requirement to pass a points test
- No regional restrictions (valid Australia-wide)
Application Process
- Sponsorship: Employer must be an approved standard business sponsor
- Nomination: Employer nominates the employee for a specific position
- Visa Application: Employee lodges the Subclass 186 visa application
Applicants must meet English language, skills/qualification, health and character requirements. Skills assessments may be required for the Direct Entry stream.
Start your pathway to Australian permanent residency with confidence and expert guidance.
National Innovation Visa (NIV) – Overview
Formerly known as the Global Talent Independent (GTI) Visa
The National Innovation Visa (NIV) is a streamlined pathway designed to attract highly skilled individuals who are leaders in future-focused industries to live and work in Australia permanently.
This invitation-based visa is targeted at exceptional talent in areas such as:
- Artificial Intelligence & Digital Technology
- Cyber Security & Critical Infrastructure
- Advanced Manufacturing & Space Technology
- Clean Energy & Environmental Solutions
- AgTech, MedTech and Biotechnology
Applicants must demonstrate internationally recognised achievements and the ability to contribute significantly to Australia’s innovation economy.
Unlike other permanent visas, the NIV does not require employer sponsorship or a points test.
Key Benefits of the NIV
- Direct permanent residency for applicant and immediate family members
- No points test or state/territory nomination required
- Priority processing
- Live, work and study in Australia with no restrictions
- Access to Medicare
- Pathway to Australian citizenship (if other eligibility requirements are met)
- Ability to work in any state or sector, including launching or expanding your own business
Application Process
- Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the Department of Home Affairs
- Receive an invitation to apply from the Global Talent team
- Lodge the NIV visa application with supporting evidence of achievements and nominator endorsement
Applicants must demonstrate internationally recognised achievements, current prominence in their field, and have a suitable nominator (individual or organisation of national reputation in Australia).
Turn your global expertise into a permanent future in Australia with the National Innovation Visa.
Skilled Migration (Points-Based Visas)
The Skilled Migration Program offers a pathway for qualified professionals to live and work in Australia independently or with state/territory nomination. These visas are designed for individuals who have in-demand skills and can contribute to Australia’s workforce and economy.
Applicants are assessed under a points-based system, which considers factors such as age, English proficiency, work experience, and qualifications. Higher points improve the chances of receiving an invitation to apply.
Key Benefits of Skilled Migration
- Permanent residency for you and eligible family members.
- Freedom to live and work anywhere in Australia (or in a nominated state/territory if applicable).
- Access to Medicare and other public services.
- Pathway to Australian citizenship.
- No requirement for employer sponsorship.
Visa Options
- Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189): For applicants not sponsored by an employer, state, or family.
- Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190): Requires state/territory government nomination.
- Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491): For skilled workers willing to live and work in regional Australia.
Application Process
- Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through SkillSelect.
- Receive an invitation to apply based on points ranking.
- Lodge a visa application with supporting documents.
Study to Permanent Residency Pathway
From Student Visa to Skilled Migration
Australia offers a clear and structured pathway for international students to transition from study to permanent residency — allowing you to gain high-quality education, practical work experience and long-term opportunities in one of the world’s most liveable countries.
Step 1 — Student Visa (Subclass 500)
The Student Visa allows you to live and study full-time in Australia at an approved education provider.
While studying, you can work up to 48 hours per fortnight, gain exposure to the local workforce and experience Australia’s multicultural lifestyle.
Key Benefits:
- Access to globally recognised education
- Part-time work rights during study
- Ability to include spouse and children
- Eligibility to apply for the Temporary Graduate Visa (485) on completion of your course
Step 2 — Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485)
After completing an eligible qualification in Australia, graduates may apply for the Temporary Graduate Visa, which allows you to live and work in Australia for 18 months to 4 years, depending on your qualification level.
This period enables you to gain valuable Australian work experience, which plays a critical role when applying for skilled migration.
Key Benefits:
- Full-time work rights
- Opportunity to build professional experience
- No employer sponsorship or points test required
- Pathway to Skilled Permanent Visas (189 / 190 / 491)
Step 3 — Skilled Migration (189 / 190 / 491)
With Australian qualifications and work experience, graduates are in a much stronger position to apply for Skilled Permanent Residency.
Depending on your occupation, English level, age and work experience, you may be eligible for:
- Skilled Independent Visa (189)
- Skilled Nominated Visa (190)
- Skilled Work Regional (491)
Turn your Australian studies into a long-term future — with personalised advice and a clear step-by-step migration strategy.
Family Visas & Partner Migration
Because immigration is a family journey, not a solo trip.
Australia’s family visa pathways are designed to bring loved ones together and create stability for your future. Whether you’re joining a partner, sponsoring parents, or securing a future for your children, these visas ensure that family remains at the heart of your migration story.
Partner / Spouse Visas (Onshore & Offshore)
The Partner Visa allows Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to sponsor their spouse or de facto partner.
Key Features
- Temporary visa leading to permanent residency.
- Recognition of both married and de facto relationships (including same-sex partners).
- Live, work, and study in Australia while waiting for permanent residency.
- Access to Medicare.
Application Process
- Prove the genuineness of your relationship through documents and evidence.
- Apply onshore (Subclass 820/801) or offshore (Subclass 309/100).
- Progress from temporary stage to permanent residency after relationship duration and assessment.
Parent Visas
Parent visas allow Australian citizens and permanent residents to bring their parents to Australia.
Key Features
- Options for temporary or permanent residency (e.g., Contributory Parent visas).
- Balance of family test required.
- Access to healthcare and Medicare for permanent visa holders.
- Pathway to citizenship for permanent visa holders.
Application Process
- Meet the balance of family test.
- Secure sponsorship from your child in Australia.
- Apply for the relevant parent visa (contributory or non-contributory, temporary or permanent).
Child & Dependent Family Visas
These visas help children and other dependent family members reunite with their family in Australia.
Key Features
- Includes dependent child visas, orphan relative visas, and remaining relative visas.
- Grants permanent residency to eligible children/dependents.
- Provides stability and family unity in Australia.
Relationship Documentation Preparation
The success of many family visas depends on strong evidence of genuine relationships. I provide:
- Guidance on compiling financial, social, and household evidence to clearly demonstrate your relationship.
- Advice on what the Department of Home Affairs typically considers important when assessing partner and family visas.
- Review and assistance with structuring relationship statements and timelines to ensure clarity and consistency.
Appeals & Reviews for Refused Cases
A refusal is not the end of the journey. I can:
- Review your refusal decision.
- Prepare submissions for the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).
- Strengthen your documentation and evidence for re-application.
Summary
Family visas aren’t just about paperwork — they’re about keeping loved ones together and securing a future built on connection. Whether it’s a partner, parent, or child, I’ll help you navigate the process with clarity and care.
Visa Refusals & Complex Cases
Turn setbacks into pathways
Been refused before? Don’t give up — I can help you:
- Review and appeal rejected visa applications
- Address cancellations, character issues, or complex background concerns
- Prepare compelling submissions and legal arguments
I don’t just process visas — I help you find the right pathway.
With over 20 years of experience, I don’t believe in “one-size-fits-all” solutions.
I take the time to understand your background, goals and priorities — and personally design a visa strategy and long-term pathway that best suits you.
Whether you’re a business owner, a skilled professional, or someone looking to build a new life in Australia, I’ll guide you step-by-step towards the most secure and efficient route to permanent residency.
“I’ve been where you are.”
When I first arrived in Australia over 30 years ago, I was just like many of my clients — uncertain about the future, overwhelmed by paperwork, and worried about making the right decision for my family.
That experience changed my life — and it’s the reason I do what I do today.
Over the years, I’ve gone from being a new migrant, to working as an immigration officer, to becoming an advisor helping others build their own new chapters in Australia.
Every visa I help secure and every family I support is personal to me — because I know this is about so much more than documents.
It’s about new beginnings, new dreams, and creating a future full of possibilities.
That’s why I never treat a case as “a file” — I treat it as your future.
Let’s make this journey together — with confidence, clarity and care.