Australia

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Australia

Skills in Demand sponsorship across three streams, with a genuine and well-trodden route from temporary work to permanent residence.

At a glance

The essentials for Australia

Main route
Subclass 482 (Skills in Demand)
Residence path
Subclass 186 after qualifying employment
Employer duty
Approved sponsor with market-rate salary
  • Sponsor must be an approved business with the capacity to pay
  • Nominated role must match a listed occupation and market salary rate
  • Family members can be included with work and study rights
  • Time on 482 can count towards employer-sponsored permanent residence

Routes

Main pathways we work with

  • 482

    Skills in Demand

    Specialist, core skills and essential skills streams, sponsored by an approved employer.

  • 186

    Employer Nomination Scheme

    Permanent residence through direct entry or temporary residence transition.

  • 494

    Regional employer sponsored

    Regional employer sponsorship with a provisional-to-permanent pathway.

Our process

How we help you into Australia

Every engagement runs the same way, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.

  1. Reality check

    Whether your occupation is actually sponsorable in your target country, and at what salary level.

  2. CV and profile rebuild

    Your experience rewritten to the format and vocabulary employers and case officers in that market expect.

  3. Credential readiness

    Skills assessment, licensing or registration started early, because it is usually the longest lead item.

  4. Offer review

    Contract, salary, role classification and sponsorship obligations checked before you sign anything.

  5. Visa lodgement

    The sponsored application prepared with the employer, so their obligations and your evidence line up.

  6. Relocation

    Arrival registrations, first-year compliance and the route from temporary visa to residence.

Let's map your pathway — and the money behind it

A first consultation covers eligibility, realistic timelines, total cost and the tax consequences of the move. You leave with a written plan, not a brochure.