Employer Sponsored Visa


If you're an employer or an employee seeking opportunities in Australia, the Employer Sponsored Visa Subclass 482, also known as the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa, could be the pathway to your professional aspirations. At Brightx Global, we're dedicated to providing you with comprehensive information on this visa category, empowering you to navigate the process seamlessly.
Understanding the Employer Sponsored Visa Subclass 482: Your Key to Work in Australia

Overview

The Employer Sponsored Visa Subclass 482 is designed to address temporary skill shortages in the Australian labor market by allowing skilled workers to be sponsored by an approved employer. This visa category comes in three streams:

Key Features

1.Short-Term Stream

For occupations on the Short-Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL), granting a visa for up to two years (or up to four years if an International Trade Obligation applies).

2. Medium-Term Stream

For occupations on the Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), offering a visa for up to four years. This stream may provide a pathway to permanent residency.

3. Labour Agreement Stream

For workers sponsored under a negotiated labor agreement with the Australian government.

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Key Features for Employer Sponsored Visa

To apply for the Subclass 482 visa, you must be sponsored by an Australian employer who holds a valid Standard Business Sponsorship (SBS). The employer must nominate your position and demonstrate a genuine need for your skills.
For employees seeking sponsorship, we provide clarity on eligibility criteria, including the specific skill sets required for nominated occupations. Understanding the nuances of eligibility is fundamental to a successful visa application.

Your occupation must be on either the STSOL or MLTSSL, depending on the stream. Employers must nominate positions that align with the appropriate occupation list.

Certain streams of the Subclass 482 visa may require employers to conduct Labour Market Testing (LMT) to demonstrate that they have genuinely attempted to fill the position with an Australian worker. We provide insights into LMT requirements and strategies to fulfill this obligation effectively.

Employers must nominate a skilled position for the Subclass 482 visa, and this nomination must be approved by the Australian government. We offer detailed information on the nomination process, including document requirements and best practices to increase the chances of a successful nomination.

Depending on the stream and occupation, you may need to demonstrate English language proficiency through an acceptable English test.

All applicants must meet health and character requirements. This may involve undergoing a health examination and obtaining police clearance certificates.

The Subclass 482 visa is a temporary visa that allows you to work in Australia for the duration of your employment contract. Extensions are possible if your employer continues to sponsor you.

If you are an employer looking to sponsor skilled workers, we provide comprehensive guidance on the sponsorship process, including the requirements for becoming a Standard Business Sponsor.

For employees seeking job opportunities in Australia, we offer resources on finding employers who are eligible to sponsor workers under the Subclass 482 visa.

Our expert migration agents provide step-by-step guidance on preparing and submitting, SBS, Nomination and visa applications. From document checklists to application forms, we've got you covered.

At Brightx Global, we're dedicated to simplifying the visa application process. Contact us today to discuss your visa process.