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If your business needs to hire a skilled overseas worker on an employer-sponsored visa — whether that’s the Skills in Demand (482) visa or the…
Read ArticleYou want to work in Australia on a sponsored visa — but before your employer can nominate you, your occupation needs to appear on the…
Read ArticleYou are on a Skills in Demand visa (formerly TSS 482), working hard, building your life in Australia — and then you find out your…
Read ArticleThe Skills in Demand visa replaced the TSS 482 in December 2024. If you’re on a 482, sponsoring someone, or planning to apply — here’s exactly what changed and what it means for you.
Read ArticleQuick Answer The TSS Subclass 482 visa was replaced by the Skills in Demand (SID) visa in December 2024. Key changes: three streams instead of…
Read ArticleQuick Answer The minimum salary for the Skills in Demand Core Skills Stream is the Core Skills Income Threshold (CSIT): AUD $79,423 from 1 July…
Read ArticleQuick Answer You can change employers on a Skills in Demand (SID) visa but need a new nomination from an approved sponsor approved before starting…
Read ArticleCook Under the SA DAMA: Why Skills Assessment Is Complicated The South Australia Designated Area Migration Agreement (SA DAMA) includes Cook (ANZSCO 351411) on its…
Read ArticleWhat Is a DAMA and Why Do Concessions Exist? A Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA) is a formal bilateral agreement between the Australian Government and…
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