Australia is not exempt from the skills deficit that affects every nation.
In 2022, there would be a labour shortage for teachers, registered nurses, and mechanics. The 2022 Skills Priority List published by the National Skills Commission indicates that this situation will continue into the future.
Where do you fit in as a student from another country?
Does your area of interest come under this heading?
Can you offer your talents to the professions that are most severely lacking in workers?
The Australian government has provided you with a number of alternatives with regard to visas. Let us look at some options below!
Post-Study Working Visas
The visas you can request for if you want to work after graduation are listed first.
Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (482)
The 482 Temporary Skill Shortage visa is for you when you possess a relevant degree, whether it is from Australia or elsewhere, and at least two years of working experience, according to the International Education Association of Australia.
As stated by the Australian Department of Home Affairs, this visa enables an employer to sponsor a qualified employee to fill a post for which they are unable to locate a qualified Australian.
You can remain and work in Australia using this visa for a maximum of two years, or for a maximum of four years when an International Trade Obligation is applicable.
Temporary Graduate Visa (485)
The 485 post-study work visa can be appropriate for you when your studies has been completed in Australia. Its validity typically lasts up to 18 months. However, there is a little good news: the government will extend the validity of some Temporary Graduate Visas (subclass 485) by two years to students with specific bachelor’s and higher-level degrees.
Your possibilities for longer-term visas are up next.
There are two ways to extend your career and life in Australia: with or without the help of your company or employer.
Employer-Sponsored Visa Options
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Employer Nomination Scheme Visa
Skilled employees who are sponsored by an employer to reside and work forever in Australia are eligible for the 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa, according to the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
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Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa (494)
Non-Employer Sponsored Visa Options
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Skilled Independent Visa (189)
The Skilled Independent Visa (189) is for the following criteria of individuals, according to the department:
- Invited employees
- Eligible guests who work Citizens of New Zealand who possess the necessary required abilities
- Citizens of New Zealand who are qualified and have the necessary abilities for Australia may Also have Hong Kong or British National (Overseas) passports.
Skilled Nominated Visa (190)
Are you considering sponsoring qualified family members for permanent residence? This visa lets nominated skilled workers live and work in Australia as permanent residents. You must receive nomination from Victoria before you can apply for the visa.
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (491)
For a maximum of five years, talented individuals nominated by a state or territory government may reside and work in rural Australia with the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa, subclass 491. It’s possible for your member of the family to obtain one if you have this visa.
Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa (191)
- Those who have resided and/or worked in specific geographic on a valid visa. They are qualified for the regional provisional stream.
- Hong Kong stream – Citizenship with British National (Overseas) or Hong Kong visas.
Student Visa Options
If you want to study in Australia, you qualify for the 500 Student Visa. According to your enrollment, you may remain for up to five years.
In every industry, you may work a limitless number of hours! In addition, in order to help fill the present labour shortages. Australian government is offering incentives to students and Working Holiday Maker Visas to return to Australia as soon as feasible.
Working Holiday Visa (417 or 462)
According to the Australian Department of Home Affairs, this visa is for adults (encompassing of those between the ages of 18 and 30). Working when you are a student may be a really beneficial experience. However, Continuing your stay after establishing a life in Australia for a number of years might also be quite beneficial.
To discover the best visa for you, Visit Department of Home Affairs and/or a migration agent for an expert guidance.
