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Navigating the employer-sponsored visa process can be complex, especially with evolving immigration policies and compliance requirements. At J&R Migration, we simplify the process, ensuring you’re well-informed, fully supported, and set up for success from your initial eligibility check to visa grant. Whether you’re a skilled worker seeking long-term stability or an Australian employer facing labour shortages, our team on the Gold Coast offers strategic, ethical migration advice tailored to your needs.
From Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa (subclass 482) to Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa (subclass 186), we help applicants and sponsors understand their responsibilities, meet all nomination requirements, and prepare for long-term visa outcomes.
Every applicant’s situation is unique. We assess your qualifications, employment arrangements, and migration goals to recommend the most viable employer-sponsored option, helping you avoid delays and costly mistakes.
As a registered Australian migration consultancy, we provide transparent advice, always acting in your best interest. We’re committed to guiding you with clarity, honesty, and up-to-date knowledge of current immigration regulations.
Employer sponsored visas allow Australian businesses to sponsor skilled overseas workers for positions they’re unable to fill locally. These visas are essential in industries facing skill shortages and enable pathways to permanent residency in many cases. With options like:
…it’s vital to choose the right pathway based on your occupation, work experience, and employer eligibility.
The 482 visa is a temporary visa allowing skilled workers to work in Australia for up to four years. The 186 visa is a permanent visa that requires nomination by an Australian employer and meeting stricter eligibility criteria, including age and English proficiency.
Yes, many 482 visa holders transition to permanent residency through the Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream of the 186 visa after working with their sponsor for at least two years.
Employers must be legally operating in Australia, demonstrate a genuine need for the role, and meet all Labour Market Testing and sponsorship obligations outlined by the Department of Home Affairs.
Whether you’re a skilled professional looking to build a future in Australia or an employer seeking reliable workforce solutions, J&R Migration is here to guide you every step of the way. With integrity, insight, and a deep understanding of the Australian migration system, we help turn opportunities into outcomes.