Overseas Business Sponsorship (OBS)Sponsoring your employees to work in Australia on an Overseas Business Sponsorship: There are various ways for you to do so depending on whether you need your worker in Australia for a short or longer period of time (including permanently).
Giving us a bit of info now helps move things along more quickly. For a fast response, email us: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Take a look at more detailed information about how to sponsor employees. Many of our overseas business clients in fact opt to use all three of the above options - depending on the work to be done.
You don’t need to be an Australian business for an Overseas Business SponsorshipUnder an overseas business sponsorship, overseas businesses can sponsor their workers to come to Australia. Overseas businesses, who don’t have Australian Business Numbers or Australian Registered Body Numbers, can be approved as overseas business sponsors in the same way that Australian businesses can (and with arguably less onerous requirements by comparison). Their employees remain employed with the overseas business for the duration of their stay and whilst working in Australia on their sc 482 visa.
sc 482 visa, sc 400 visa and sc 186 visaThe sc 482 visa (Temporary Skill Shortage visa) has replaced the former sc 457 visa. The sc 482 visa has two different streams to sponsor from overseas, read more about the new sc 482 visa Read more about the sc 400 visa Read more about the sc 186 visa Review migration case studies and business solutions from other small and medium business which sponsor employees under an Overseas Business Sponsorship.Case Studies
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