Working Visa
Moving to Australia for work is a difficult decision for many people. Still, due to the high standard of living, multicultural society, inevitable climate and lots of work opportunities make it easy.
If you are one of those who is planning to move to Australia for work, you must know about the visa types that the Australian Govt. offers to international workers. These visa types help international workers to stay and work in Australia legally as a non-resident.
What is a Working Visa?
A working visa is a type of visa that allows non-residents to work while living in Australia. There are various types of working visas introduced by the Australian Govt considering the various conditions of international workers. Some visas require the person to be sponsored by an employer, while others can be applied for even if they don’t have a job lined up before they arrive.
Types of work visas in Australia
There are different types of work visas available to work in Australia, below we have mentioned the details of some popular visas that are generally applied for.
Temporary Skill Shortage Visa subclass 482
Temporary Skill Shortage Visa subclass 482 is a visa that allows a company to have a candidate either abroad or in Australia. This 482 Australia visa is sponsored by the employer, who is in charge of processing this visa for the skilled worker who will perform a specific position in the company.
Work and Holiday Visa subclass 462
This visa allows an individual to work full-time for one year in Australia and with the possibility of extension of this visa up to two years but for certain countries, it is limited (Peru, Spain, Chile, Uruguay and Argentina). Among the requirements that need to be fullfill is the person should be over 18 years of age and under 31, depending on the country of origin. It is also important to keep in mind that there is a limited quota depending on the country of origin and after 6 months visa holder must change the employer. This visa can only be applied once in a lifetime.
Working Holiday Visa subclass 417
Most of the European countries have this type of visa, but countries like Spain and Latin America cannot opt for this visa. In the case of France and Italy, you can apply for this visa if you have dual nationality or a passport from these countries.
Temporary Graduate Visa Australia subclass 485
With this visa, you will have the opportunity to work and study for a period of three to five years in Australia, as long as you have already completed your university studies. For this reason, one of the requirements to obtain this visa is to have previously completed an undergraduate, postgraduate, master's or doctoral degree in Australia. It is recommended to apply for this visa in advance, six months before the end of the course in Australia.
Skilled Visa Nominated Visa subclass 190
It is a type of visa that has been designed to incorporate into the labour market people with professional profiles that are scarce in Australia. For this, it is necessary to verify the list of occupations that Australia is demanding and check if you meet the requirements for the required application.
Temporary Activity Visa subclass 408
The temporary activity visa allows the employer to sponsor a worker to perform a job responsibility in Australia for a shorter period (one year).
Business and Inventor Visas
It is a visa for companies or investors. It is ideal for business owners or entrepreneurs who want to invest. Under this program, different types of visas include investor stream, business innovation stream, entrepreneurial visa, and permanent entrepreneurial talent visa, among others.
Finally, we advise you to consider certain aspects of the Australia visa, which is a bit difficult and complex to obtain. So to increase the chances of getting the visa approval, hire a registered migration agent in Melbourne (if you are in Melbourne).
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