Corporate Immigration Services – Bridging Your Business with Global Talent
Key Corporate Visas We Advise On
Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482)
The subclass 482 visa, also known as the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa, is a temporary employer-sponsored visa designed to address genuine skill shortages in Australia. Our services include:
- Eligibility assessment: Ensuring that the role qualifies for the visa.
- Nomination process: We assist in preparing and submitting the nomination to Home Affairs.
- Visa application: Helping applicants meet all necessary requirements for a successful visa grant.
We also assist with compliance and audits to ensure that your sponsorship obligations are met.
Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186)
The subclass 186 visa provides a permanent residency pathway for businesses looking to secure key staff for the long term. We guide you through the application process, from nominating the employee to completing the visa application. We also assist with planning the best stream for your employee’s situation:
- Temporary Residence Transition Stream (for employees who have worked with the employer for at least 3 years on a temporary visa)
- Direct Entry Stream (for those who have not worked in Australia or have limited experience)
- Agreement Stream (for employers with a labour agreement)
Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 494)
Visa Processing Times and Age Limits
186 Transition Stream Processing Time
482 Age Limit
The subclass 482 visa has an age limit of 45 years for most applicants, unless they are exempt under certain circumstances, such as being an applicant for the Global Talent Independent Program. Our migration agents Brisbane can assess whether your candidate qualifies for an age exemption or if they are eligible to apply for other visa options based on their skills and the needs of your business.
How We Work with Your Team
We work closely with General Managers, HR teams, and recruiters to provide practical immigration advice that aligns with your hiring plans. Here’s how we collaborate with your business:
- Workforce Planning: We help you plan your workforce needs, ensuring you hire the right candidates from the global talent pool.
- Sponsorship Strategy: We provide clear guidance on which visas best fit your business requirements, whether you’re hiring temporary or permanent staff.
- Compliance Management: We guide you through the sponsorship compliance obligations, including audits and reporting.
By partnering with us, you gain the confidence to navigate Australia’s immigration system effectively while focusing on business growth.
Labour Agreements & Companies
In some cases, businesses may need to enter into a labour agreement to sponsor overseas workers when no suitable candidates are available in the Australian labour market. We help businesses determine whether a labour agreement is necessary and ensure that the process is smooth and structured.
Why Businesses Use Labour Agreements
Labour agreements are used when the standard skilled visa pathways, like subclass 482 or subclass 186, are not available. Here are some reasons businesses turn to labour agreements:
- Access to occupations not available under standard sponsorship: This is particularly useful for industries such as aged care, meat processing, and horticulture.
- Ongoing workforce planning: Labour agreements help fill roles where there are long-term skill shortages.
- Concessions to standard visa criteria: Labour agreements may allow concessions, such as lower salary thresholds or different occupation requirements.
Common Types of Labour Agreements
- Industry Labour Agreements: Set terms for specific industries.
- Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA): Offer access to additional occupations in regional areas.
Company-Specific Labour Agreements: Tailored agreements for businesses with unique needs.