The employment market in Australia offers several advantages, including a diversified economic structure, stable economic growth, high salary levels, legal protection and welfare systems, innovation and technological development, talent attraction policies, and a high-quality education and training system. These factors provide job seekers with ample employment opportunities and promising career development prospects.
The difficulty of applying for employer-sponsored visas in Australia varies due to various factors, but overall, it presents certain challenges and complexities. Employers must demonstrate that their business genuinely faces skill shortages and requires the employment of foreign workers to address these shortages. They must also assess the qualifications, work experience, educational background, English proficiency, and other relevant criteria of the applicants to justify their necessity within the organization. Our team of immigration lawyers possesses 20 years of professional knowledge and experience in immigration law. They have extensive expertise in employer-sponsored visa applications, understanding the application process, requirements, and intricacies. They can provide applicants with professional guidance and advice. Additionally, they offer tailored recommendations and solutions based on individual circumstances and specific needs, assisting applicants in meeting visa requirements to the fullest extent. With backgrounds as registered lawyers in Australia and as registered lawyers in the Supreme Court of Victoria, our team has comprehensive expertise in various legal areas, including employment law, commercial law, and tax law. This enables precise legal assessment and judgment for both employers and employees' applications. We assist employers and employees in preparing and organizing the required documents and materials, conducting thorough reviews to ensure completeness and accuracy, thus enhancing the success rate of the applications and safeguarding the interests of all parties throughout the application process.
The Australian Employer-Sponsored Visa is a visa type designed for employers and their employees, aimed at assisting Australian employers to fill skill shortages in the local labor market. These visas allow Australian employers to provide job opportunities to foreign workers with specific skills and experience, enabling them to work and live in Australia.
The Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa (subclass 482) is a type of visa that allows employers to sponsor foreign workers to address skill shortages in the Australian labor market.
It aims to address short to medium-term shortages of skilled workers in a quick and flexible manner to meet the demands of the labor market.
The visa is divided into short-term, medium-term, and labor agreement streams, with a maximum duration of up to four years.
The Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa (subclass 186) is a permanent residency visa category within the Australian employer-sponsored migration program.
The ENS is established by the Australian government to address talent shortages in the local labor market.
It allows Australian businesses to sponsor overseas professionals or skilled workers to settle in Australia.
雇主担保地区工作签证(subclass 494),是澳大利亚雇主担保地区工作签证的一种。
这种签证允许雇主在澳大利亚的偏远地区或地方政府指定地区担保外国工人填补本地劳动市场上的技能短缺。
这个签证也为持有者提供了在澳大利亚工作和居住的机会,是一种允许外国工人在澳大利亚指定地区获得永久居留权的重要签证类型,为澳大利亚地区的经济发展和填补劳动力短缺提供了重要的支持和帮助。
员工培训工作签证(subclass 407),是一个以培训技能为目的,为增强申请人专业技能而生的临时培训签证。
根据申请人的培训期长短,这个签证的最长期限可以是两年,具有全职工作的权利。
Schedule a consultation to learn about the visa application process, conditions, and requirements. We will assess the individual circumstances of the applicant.
Sign the power of attorney, authorizing us to apply on your behalf.
In accordance with the requirements of the Australian Department of Home Affairs, prepare the necessary documents for the employer-sponsored visa application, including employment contracts, occupational assessment certificates, English proficiency proof, etc. The intermediary agency may provide guidance and assistance to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the application materials.
Submit the prepared application materials to the Australian Department of Home Affairs. After the application is submitted, we will continue to monitor the progress of the application and assist in resolving any issues that may arise.
We will track the progress of the application, communicate with the immigration authorities, and promptly respond to their requests for additional documents.
If the visa is granted, the applicant can work for the sponsoring employer in Australia.
Tailoring the optimal immigration plan for each client to ensure the most efficient, economical, and expedient realization of their Australian immigration goals.
Providing legal consultation and support from senior immigration lawyers to ensure professional resolution of legal issues during the client's immigration process.
Offering comprehensive application guidance, covering various services such as studying abroad, investment, immigration, and tourism, assisting clients in smoothly submitting their applications.
Providing Clients with Opportunities for In-Depth Understanding of the Australian Education System, along with Assessment and Selection of the Most Suitable Schools and Courses.
Integrate Australian financial investment policies to provide clients with comprehensive investment planning advice, including real estate investment, corporate investment, and other fields.
Centered on customer needs, providing professional consulting support. Able to quickly respond to various situations or requirements and provide optimal solutions.
According to Australian law, both migration agents and immigration lawyers must obtain necessary official qualifications and certifications. Practitioners need to register with the Migration Agents Registration Authority before they can offer services. Additionally, practitioners must strictly adhere to the Migration Agents Code of Conduct, which aims to uphold professional standards within the industry. Our company's team all holds official certifications to ensure that the services we provide comply with Australian legal standards. Copies of relevant certificates are available on our website. Furthermore, you can also find more information about the Code of Conduct on the Migration Agents Registration Authority website at www.mara.gov.au.