Employer Sponsored Visas
source - immi.gov.au
Overview
 For lawfully operating Australian and overseas employers to sponsor
and employ skilled workers who have recognised qualifications and
skills/or experience in particular occupations required in
Australia.
Visa Options
For skilled people to be employed in Australia on a temporary or
permanent basis. Applicants for these visas seeking to work for an
Australian employer must be sponsored by their employer.
Temporary Visas for Australia
For lawfully operating Australian and overseas employers to employ
approved skilled workers for temporary vacancies in particular
occupations required in Australia. Temporary visas can offer a
pathway to a permanent visa.
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Skilled Workers Temporary Visa Options
Temporary Business Long Stay – Standard Business Sponsorship
(subclass 457)
A program for employers to sponsor approved skilled workers to work
in Australia on a temporary visa. Employers can nominate a number of
positions for different occupations under the same sponsorship
application.
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Service Sellers
For representatives of overseas suppliers of services who are
negotiating, or entering into, agreements to supply their services
in Australia under the General Agreement on Trade and Services
(GATS).
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Medical Practitioner visa (subclass 422)
Doctors should generally apply for a Temporary Business (Long
Stay) visa (subclass 457) but this visa is an alternative for
doctors registered to work in Australia. Employers must lodge a
separate sponsorship application for each doctor sponsored.
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Educational visa (subclass 418)
For educational workers to be employed in Australia on a
temporary basis. The sponsoring organisation must be an Australian
tertiary education or research institution, school or technical
college.
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Labour Agreements
Formal arrangements for an Australian industry group or employer
to recruit a specified number of skilled workers on a temporary or
permanent basis over a number of years.
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Permanent Visas for Australia
For lawfully operating Australian employers to sponsor skilled
workers in particular occupations required in Australia .
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Employer Nomination Scheme
(subclass 121/856)
For lawfully operating Australian employers to recruit workers on
permanent visas, to fill full-time highly skilled positions which
cannot be filled from the Australian labour market.
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Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (subclass 119/857)
For employers in regional Australia to employ skilled people in
positions unable to be filled from the local labour market.
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Labour Agreements
Formal arrangements for an Australian industry group or employer to
recruit a specified number of skilled workers on a temporary or
permanent basis over a number of years.
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What's new?
Changes to Migration Regulations and eligible occupations for
Business Long Stay (457) visas.
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