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EMPLOYER SPONSORED VISA LAWYERS IN MELBOURNE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF EMPLOYER SPONSORED VISAS:
- Nomination Visa (186 employer sponsored visa)
- Occupational Trainee Visa (442 employer sponsored visa)
- Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (employer sponsored visa 482)
Skills Assessment
- At the time of the Visa application, the applicant must prove that their relevant skills have been assessed as being suitable for the position/occupation they are applying to. A skills assessment undertaken after the visa application was made does not meet visa requirements. A relevant skills assessment authority must find the applicant’s skills and experience suitable to the occupation they are applying for, the proof of which must be submitted with the Visa application. An applicant can submit an application without the skill assessment initially and can later add the skill assessment to the application, but the result of the assessment must have been acquired before the date of Visa application. If a skills assessment is not submitted with the application, officers should give the applicant an opportunity to submit the skills assessment (assuming the assessment was obtained before the visa application was made). For any further enquiries, get in touch with our employer sponsored visa agent in Melbourne who has extensive knowledge regarding employer sponsored visa applications.
Processing Time
- The employer sponsored visa Australia processing time varies from case to case and can vary if the candidate is onshore or offshore, or if the candidate is already a temporary resident or on a Visitor Visa. The relevant documents required for an employer sponsored visa that are submitted with the application must also be accurate according to the standards of the Department of Home Affairs, as an error might also increase the processing time of the application. Such employer sponsored visa applications, depending on the case, may take up to 11 months to be accepted and granted.
Temporary Activity Visa (SUBCLASS 408)
408 Visa Lawyers in Melbourne In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian government has issued the subclass 408 temporary activity visa. The visa subclass 408 stream is intended to permit holders of certain temporary visas who are involved in or possess the relevant skills to carry out crucial work related to the supply of…
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Subclass 188
Business Investment &
Innovation (Provisional) Visa
Subclass 188 is a provisional visa for people with business skills that allows you to operate a new or existing business in Australia.
Subclass 132
Business Talent
(Permanent) Visa
Sublcass 132 visa is for experienced business owners, to operate a new or existing business in Australia.
Subclass 888
Business Investment &
Innovation (Permanent) Visa
Subclass 888 Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa (subclass 888)