Sponsoring Employees
Our business migration services are specifically tailored to provide visa solutions for employers wishing to become a business sponsor. As an employer you may need to bring employees and workers to Australia for the short or long term. From strategic planning and implementation until visa grant - we are your partner.
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Our business division has established itself as a market leader by providing specialised advice and assistance to small and medium sized companies which seek to sponsor employees to work in Australia. We have developed an efficient support process for our business clients to ensure that sponsorships and visas are granted as quickly as possible and without difficulty, saving you valuable time and reducing your costs.
As part of our business migration services we provide comprehensive assistance in all relevant immigration aspects.
Work visa solutions for sponsoring employees
We have provided an overview of some of the most common visa solutions for businessess wishing to become an approved business sponsor:
How to become an approved sponsor for businesses within Australia? Overseas business wishing to bring employees to Australia Business Migration Case Studies
Sponsoring employees for established businesses in Australia
You are already running an established business within Australia. There are a number of different ways to apply for a business sponsorship to employ workers from overseas.
How to employ workers from overseas? How to apply for a Standard Business Sponsorship?
You don’t need to be an Australian business if you seek an Overseas Business Sponsorship
Overseas businesses, which don’t have Australian Business Numbers or Australian Registered Body Numbers may also apply to sponsor their workers to come to and work in Australia.
How to sponsor as an Overseas Business? How to sponsor employees from overseas to work in Australia?
Skills in Demand visa, sc 482 visa, sc 400 visa, sc 186 visa and more about sponserships
In addition to the Skills in Demand Visa, businesses can sponsor or hire employees on various other work visa:
Skills in Demand visa (Subclass 482)
Temporary Skill Shortage visa (TSS)
sc 457 visa grandfathering arrangements
Review migration case studies and business solutions from other small and medium businesses who successfully sponsored workers and employees.Case Studies
Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy
Read more about the Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy:
Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy
Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA)
Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA) allow employers in various Australian regions to sponsor workers on a Temporary Skill Shortage visa (sc 482 visa) or Employer Nomination Scheme (sc 186 visa).
Tips on sponsoring employees
Watch our webinar on "tips on sponsoring employees" which was recently held in conjunction with the NSW Chamber of Commerce.
If you are an investor or if you plan to set up a business in Australia you may consider your opportunities under the Business Migration scheme:
Solutions for Investors and Entrepreneurs
If you wish to start your own business and seek a Self-Sponsorship:
