Regional Employment Opportunities – There are a range of occupations available in the regions for overseas workers. Whether individuals are working towards making Australia their home or just visiting, Australia’s
When it comes to migrating to Australia’s regions, Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMAs) provide access to more overseas workers than the standard skilled migration program. A Designated Area Migration Agreement
As part of the regional migration program, employers can employ overseas workers under a labour agreement. A labour agreement is a formal contract negotiated between the Australian government and employers.
Regional migration offers overseas workers the opportunity to live and work in Australia while also promoting growth in Australia’s regions. When it comes to migrating to Australia’s regions, overseas workers
Most Australian visas have conditions. To ensure a visa isn’t cancelled, applicants need to ensure they abide by all visa conditions. When it comes to regional visas, the most obvious
Tasmania’s Nominated Skilled Migration Program is an attractive option for migrants wanting to live in Australia. With an enviable lifestyle, career opportunities, affordable housing, reputable schools and a globally recognised university, more people are considering Tasmania as a place to settle.
The Skilled Worker Regional Visa (subclass 491) is a state sponsored visa available to skilled migrants holding an occupation on the skilled occupation list. Applicants must be invited to apply for this visa and be sponsored by a state or territory government agency or an eligible relative.
This new visa is available to migrants and their dependent family members who want to live and work in designated regional areas of Australia for 5 years. As is the case with regional visas, the introduction of the subclass 494 visa aims to help fill the tens of thousands of job vacancies in regional Australia as well as ease congestion in major Australian cities. This visa allows the holder and their family to transition to permanent residence after three years of working, living or studying in an Australian regional area.
The Federal Government’s decision to re-classify Perth and the Gold Coast as regional cities is a boon not only for these cities but for international students, skilled workers and local businesses. This re-classification comes into effect from 16th November 2019.
