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An update from Visa Go Australia

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It’s been a busy year for Visa Go Australia! Read our latest updates below.

New Perth office

This month we moved into a new office in Wembley, Perth. We are delighted to have a bigger office to expand our visa and employment services.

You can find us at 59 Grantham Street, WEMBLEY WA 6014. *Please note we do not offer walk-in consultations.

At our office we host Vetassess technical interviews for trade occupations.

Our Case Processor Kimberley is based in this office. She assists with Australian partner visas and employment services.

Kimberley has been studying a Graduate Diploma in Migration Law this year. In 2024, she will complete her Capstone exam to become a licensed Migration Agent.

An update from our Migration Agent

It’s been a busy year with lots of exciting visa changes. Our Migration Agent Darren Chatt MARN:0211214 reflects on some of these changes.

“Australia is committed to attracting skilled migrants. We have seen many state sponsorship invitations for our clients, particularly teachers and nurses. We also welcomed WA’s Construction Visa Subsidy Program.”

WA’s Construction Visa Subsidy Program is a monetary incentive for migrants to build a life in WA. Applicants can claim up to $10,000!

There has been good news for temporary skilled visa holders too.

“The Department have announced easier pathways to PR (permanent residency) for temporary skilled visa holders. Soon, applicants will be able to apply for PR under the 186 visa after just two years of working with for sponsors.”

Read: A Migration System for Australia’s Future

We have also received multiple requests and grants for our contributory parent visa clients.

Our partner visas continue to be processed in 2-6 months from lodgement. This includes both onshore and offshore applications. Submitting a complete application with the correct documents helps reduce processing times.

Ask us for a partner visa quote

Visa consultations

This year we implemented an online booking and payment system for visa consultations.

A visa consultation with Darren is an excellent way to understand your Australian visa options.

As a licensed Migration Agent, Darren provides honest and reliable advice about your chances of migrating to Australia.

Learn more here: Australian Visa Consultation – MARA Registered Agent – Visa Go Australia (visa-go.com)

WA State Sponsorship Program re-opened 2023-24

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WA State Sponsorship Program re-opened 2023-24! Western Australia have re-opened their state sponsorship program for 2023-24. This allows eligible candidates to apply for state nomination from WA.

State sponsorship is a requirement in obtaining a subclass 190 and 491 visa.

Learn more about state sponsored visas.

WA State Sponsorship Program re-opened 2023-24

The WA Government is making it easier for skilled migrants to obtain sponsorship. This includes:

  • No application fee;
  • Equal ranking for interstate and overseas applicants;
  • Prioritised invitations for applicants in ‘critical’ industries (refer to ranking system below below);
  • Reduced employment requirements; and
  • No employment contract requirement for candidates invited through a WA building and construction industry sector occupation.

WA has also created the Construction Visa Subsidy program, whereby eligible trade occupations can receive a grant of $10,000!

Learn more about Western Australia’s Construction Visa Subsidy program.

Before applying, we recommend paying close attention to the work experience and contract of employment requirements. You can assess your eligibility by visiting the Migration WA website. Alternatively, book a visa consultation with us.

WA Invitations – Rankings and issue dates

WA continue to operate a ranking system, as outlined below:

  • currently residing in Western Australia
  • currently residing offshore or in another Australian state or territory
  • occupations in priority WA Industry sectors (in no particular order):
    – building and construction;
    – healthcare and social assistance;
    – hospitality and tourism; and
    – education and training.
  • occupations in all other WA industry sector
  • highest EOI points score
  • oldest EOI submission date

This means that someone living in WA will receive an invitation before someone on higher points for example.

Invitations for WA State nomination are likely to be issued monthly. The number of invitations issued each month may vary, depending on the number of applications being processed by WA. If you are invited, WA Migration Services will contact you via email with a link to the state nomination application form.

Having an eligible EOI submitted in SkillSelect does not guarantee you will receive an invitation for State nomination.

Move to WA

Interested in moving to Western Australia? Book a consultation with our Migration Agent to discuss your visa options in detail.

We also have some WA jobs here: https://visa-go.com/jobs-in-australia/

Get paid to build a life in WA!

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Introducing WA’s Construction Visa Subsidy Program – a monetary incentive for migrants to build a life in WA. Claim up to $10,000!

Build a life in WA!

WA Construction Visa Subsidy Program

The WA State Government created this program to entice skilled construction workers to relocate to WA. It aims to fill construction jobs, as the demand for housing in WA continues to grow.

There are a variety of construction and building occupations included. From electricians, to architects, surveyors, bricklayers and more!

This program is for skilled migrants wanting to build a life in WA. No other states or territories are currently offering this program. but watch this space…

 How much money can I claim?

  • Skilled migrants outside Australia – $10,000 paid in 2 instalments
  • Skilled migrants inside Australia – $5,000 paid in 2 instalments

Am I eligible for this grant?

To apply, you must meet all the following:

  • Be granted a subclass 190 or 491 visa (with WA sponsorship);
  • Work for a WA business headquartered and undertaking building and construction work in WA;
  • Work in an eligible occupation (refer to this occupation list)

There are currently 34 construction occupations on the WASMOL.

Alternatively, WA employers sponsoring skilled migrants can claim this grant. This includes visa subclasses 482, 494 and 186 and DAMA’s.

See the full terms and condition of this program on the Migration WA website.

How do I apply?

Follow these steps:

  1. Obtain WA state sponsored visa (subclass 190 or 491).
  2. Register your arrival in Australia and visa approval with WA Migration Services here: Register your arrival · WA Migration Services (powerappsportals.com)
  3. Start employment with an eligible employer and submit first claim here: https://migrationservices.powerappsportals.com/cvsp-snmp/
  4. After six months working in WA’s construction industry, submit your final claim here: https://migrationservices.powerappsportals.com/cvsp-snmp/

Visa Go Australia can process the first stage by helping you obtain a skilled visa. Following this, there’s help available from the Construction Migration Office.

Build a life in WA and enjoy the best beaches in the world!

Teaching in Australia after 45 – Is PR possible?

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Learn about teaching in Australia after 45. Our Migration agent Darren explains the possibility of achieving permanent residency as a teacher in Queensland, even after your 45th birthday!

I am a teacher over 45 years old. Can I still apply for a permanent residency visa?

Darren Chatt MARN:0211214

“If you’re over 45 you can apply for an employer sponsored visa (subclass 482). There are no age restrictions on the 482 visa, however pathways to permanent residency are difficult.

If you’re a teacher over 45 years old, you can apply for permanent residency (PR) via the Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA). Applying under a DAMA bypasses the age restriction for PR.

Far North Queensland (FNQ) are approved under the DAMA, and teachers are on their occupation list.

If you’re over 45 and aiming for PR, it’s advisable to seek Queensland schools approved under this agreement. The school must have been operating within the Designated Area for at least 12 months prior to seeking endorsement.”

Teaching occupations included in DAMA

Teaching occupations included in the Far North Queensland Designated Area Migration Agreement:

  • Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher ANZSCO 241111
  • Primary School Teachers ANZSCO 241213
  • Secondary School Teacher ANZSCO 241411
  • Special Education Teacher ANZSCO 241599
  • Special Needs Teacher ANZSCO 241511
  • Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) ANZSCO 249311
  • Vocational Education Teacher ANZSCO 242211

All 7 occupations have an age concession of 55 years old.

DAMA areas

The FNQ DAMA designated area comprises the Cairns, Douglas, Mareeba, Tablelands and Cassowary Coast local government areas. Also, the Cook Shire Council, Torres Shire Council, and Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council local government areas, and the Weipa Town Authority area.

The business must have been operating within the Designated Area for at least 12 months prior to seeking endorsement.

Full details of the FNQ DAMA can be found on their website. The occupation list is regularly updated.

Teaching in Australia after 45 is possible via Queensland lazyload's DAMA

Teaching in Australia after 45 is possible via Queensland’s DAMA

Learn more about the teaching skills assessment on our dedicated page.

Electrician

Are you an Electrician moving to Australia?

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Are you an electrician moving to Australia? At Visa Go Australia we understand it can be a daunting process. Below, we outline key considerations when moving to Australia.

Electrician visa options

ElectricianElectricians are in demand in Australia. This means there are lots of jobs and visa options available to you. Before you start spending money on the visa process, ensure you’re eligible to apply for a visa first.

Seeking advice from an experienced Migration Agent will help you understand which visas you can apply for. We offer visa consultations with our Migration Agent for just $100 AU. We think it’s a worthwhile investment before spending thousands on a skills assessment and visa.

Book a visa consultation with our Migration Agent Darren Chatt

Attend our free Electrician moving to Australia webinar

Complete your electrician skills assessment

Future Skills International conduct skills assessments for electricians

If you’re an electrician moving to Australia, you need to ensure you can work. The skills assessment is a part of this process.

You must be licensed to work as an electrician in Australia. Obtaining a positive skills assessment will issue with an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR). Once you have an OTSR, you can apply for a provisional electrical license.

Learn more about the skills assessment process for electricians

Having a positive skills assessment will also give you the option of applying for a permanent residency visa. This is the best pathway for those looking to move to Australia on a long-term basis.

If you’re applying for a short-term visa like the working holiday, you can use our skills assessment only service. This includes a dedicated case processor to help you obtain a positive skills assessment. It’s cheaper than our full visa service.

To summarise

Are you ready to move to Australia as an electrician? There may be several visa options available to you, so it’s best to speak with a Migration Agent to find out what’s best suited.A happy man plays on the beach with his dogs

Electrician is on Australia’s skills list. This means skilled visas and employer sponsored visas are available. Australia’s working holiday visa is another popular option to live in work in Australia as an electrician.

To work in Australia, you’ll need to become licensed. To get your Australian electrical licensing you must complete a skills assessment with Future Skills International. The skills assessment is also the first part of applying for an Australian skilled visa, so it’s a necessary investment.

If you need help in moving to Australia, you can contact us for reliable and helpful advice.

Attending a Vetassess Technical Interview in Perth

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If you’re a tradesperson moving to Australia, you may need to complete a Vetassess technical interview. These interviews take place across many cities worldwide, including Perth Australia.

At Visa Go Australia we host Vetassess technical interviews in our Perth and Edinburgh offices.

Directions to your Vetassess technical interview in Perth

Our office is in Perth’s CDB at Level 13, 37 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000.

We have many public transport options including trains, buses, and the underground. Alternatively, there are city centre car parks. We recommend pre-booking a space and arriving early.

Our Perth Office – 37 Citibank House

Our building is called Citibank House which you will see written on the outside of the building. When you arrive make your way to level 13 in the lifts. Here you can take a seat in reception and wait for our assessing co-ordinator Kimberley. There are toilets on this level.

The Perth office

The interview takes place in a private office. The space is fully air-conditioned with lots of natural light. Kimberley will provide you with water and set up your call with Vetassess. The technical interview is conducted over video call and headset. We sanitise all equipment and furniture after each use.

Our beautiful office view

If you require anything during your interview you can ask Kimberley. She will be in the room quietly working at a separate desk. There will be no phone calls or interruptions during your interview. You will also be asked to turn off your mobile and hand it to Kimberley.

Vetassess will advise you what to bring to your interview, and what time and date to attend. If you arrive early, you are welcomed to sit in our reception. Alternatively, you can try a local coffee shop or visit the supreme court gardens next door.

Final words

We understand it can be nerve-wracking attending your Vetassess technical interview in Perth. We aim to make the process as comfortable as possible. If you need advice about your interview, we encourage you to speak directly with Vetassess. You can also refer to the candidate guide on their website.

We are unable to tell you if you’ve been successful on the day of your interview. Vetassess will contact you directly with your results at a later date.

We look forward to welcoming you at our office for your technical interview.

Meet the employer – Dairy Farms in WA

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If you’re a dairy farmer looking for work in Australia, we have an amazing opportunity for you!

We are working with a large dairy farming business who need a range of skilled workers. They are currently operating in Scott River, Warnerglen and Dardanup.

Apply for this job

Dairy Farms in WA

This business operates 5 dairy farms, milking approximately 3200 cows producing 20,000,000 litres of milk. They run approximately 5500 head of stock across the farms both owned and leased land.

Scott River
  • Hornes: 60 stand rotary milking 1000 cows, calving Aug – Oct; 6 pivot irrigators
  • Sharefarm: 50 Stand rotary dairy milking 500 cows; Calving March – May
Warnerglen
  • Campbells: 60 stand rotary milking 1000 cows, calving March – May, Dec-Feb, 2 pivot irrigators
  • Cordi dairy: milking 200 cows, 18-a-side herringbone, with 1 centre pivot
Dardanup
  • 50 stand rotary, milking 400 cows, 4 centre pivot irrigators.

The farms calve seasonally in spring or autumn, which makes for a very intense 3-4 months. The farms also raise their own replacement heifers. They also do artificial insemination over their heifers and dairy herd.  Much of the farm pastures are irrigated by centre pivots during the summer.

About the jobs

We are looking for suitably experienced enthusiastic dairy staff on all levels. This includes management, senior dairy staff, farm hands/milking and calf raising. The farms and staff are all very animal focussed. These farms are supported by maintenance staff and contractors, with regular input from farm consultants.

Employer sponsorship is available under the Dairy Labour Agreement. If you’re a dairy farmer and need a visa to live and work in Australia, this is an excellent opportunity.

Apply for this job

Visas for dairy farmers

Under the Dairy Industry Labour Agreement, this farm can sponsor skilled overseas workers in the occupations of ‘Senior Dairy Cattle Farm Worker‘ and ‘Dairy Cattle Farm Operator’.

You can sponsor the worker for 1-4 years on a temporary basis and/or for permanent residency. The visa will take around 3-6 months to process. By accepting this job, you will have the support of a Visa Go Australia Migration Agent.

Sponsorship is available under the following visas:

If you’re interested in applying for this job and a visa for Australia, send your resume to Kimberley – kimberley@visagoaustralia.com. Alternatively, you can learn more about the job by clicking the button below.

We look forward to helping you move to Australia!

Apply for Dairy Farming Job in Western Australia

Meet the employer – Smash repairs in Bunbury

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Introducing our latest employer looking for skilled workers in Western Australia. Vehicle painter and panel beater jobs in Australia.

This smash repair business needs vehicle painters and panel beaters to join them. Employer sponsorship is available.

A beach local to Bunbury, WA

This business is in Bunbury, Southwest Australia. Bunbury is a large and well-connected coastal town south of Perth. It’s a beautiful place to live, and the quality of life is one of its biggest attractions.

Learn more about the lifestyle Bunbury has to offer

About the jobs

This business requires panel beaters and vehicle painters at their workshop in Bunbury.

Vehicle Painters prepare surfaces of vehicles, match and mix colours and apply paint.

Apply for vehicle painter job

Panelbeaters repair damage to metal, fibreglass and plastic body work on vehicles, and form replacement vehicle panels.

Apply for panel beater job

Join an experienced workshop team

You can see the full job descriptions on our website. For the visa, you must provide evidence of employment in your nominated occupation.

This is a well-established business of autobody repair and restoration specialists. Most of the work includes insurance, fleet, and private vehicles. You will be joining a friendly team and offered a competitive salary of $80,000 – $100,000 AU per annum.

About the visa

Employer sponsorship is available. You will work with Visa Go Australia to process a Temporary Skill Shortage visa (subclass 482).

This visa is usually processed within 2-6 months from lodgement. You can include a spouse and children on this visa.

Visa guidance from our migration agent is included. This is an amazing opportunity to live and work in Australia’s beautiful southwest region.

Apply for the job today!

Alternatively, you can apply for a skilled visa. This process takes longer and costs significantly more. You may be able to apply for both visas to get you to Australia quicker.

To apply, please send your resume to Kimberley – kimberley@visagoaustralia.com

Reasons to consider jobs in Western Australia

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Jobs in Western Australia

At Visa Go Australia we have lots of employers looking for skilled people like you!

You may notice many of our jobs are based in regional Western Australia. This is where our Migration Agent Darren is from – the southwest of Australia.

Below, we outline some reasons why regional WA could be an excellent place for you to relocate.

Why we love regional WA

With an abundance of jobs and visa options, WA is a popular place for expats. Learn some of the reasons why we love this state!

The beaches

Peppermint Grove Beach, WA

Australia’s southwest has some of the world’s best beaches! Think white sand, clear waters and no crowds. If you love the beach, then WA is perfect for you. The warm weather and beaches make for excellent fishing, water sports and general recreation.

The facilities

Australia’s southwest is home to large and well-connected towns. Bunbury and Busselton are popular choices, with populations just under 100,000 people. You can expect a good choice of schools, hospitals, sporting facilities, shops, and restaurants. Bunbury is a major employment hub, while Busselton has an airport that attracts FIFO workers.

Read the latest property update on Bunbury and Busselton

Over COVID the southwest region grew in popularity as people relocated from Perth city. This has created a rise in house prices, however it’s still an affordable place to relocate to. Regional WA offers beachside living with all the required lifestyle amenities. Bunbury and Busselton have seen lot of growth in the 25-35 age bracket, who are choosing to enjoy the Southwest lifestyle.

The food and wine scene

Australia’s southwest region is famous for its food and wine scene. If you’re a foodie, you’ve probably heard of Margaret River. This is a popular place for locals to ‘staycation’, with a range of wineries, breweries, and restaurants.

You’ll find ample accommodation, from spa hotels to eco resorts and caravan parks. Plus, there’s lots of children’s activities like mini-golf and play parks. And don’t forget the beaches! If you’re living in the southwest you have a number of beautiful road trips on your doorstep.

Employer sponsorship opportunities in WA

If you’re considering relocating to Australia, we hope we’ve encouraged you to look at the southwest! We have multiple local businesses offering employer sponsorship. We can secure you an employer sponsored visa in as little as 4 months!

See our latest jobs in Western Australia

Vehicle painter and panel beater jobs in Bunbury – Employer sponsorship available

Flooring installers needed in Bunbury, Busselton and Margaret River – Employer sponsorship available

Carpenter, Shed and Patio Installer Jobs across the southwest

You can view all our Australian jobs here: Current jobs in Australia – Visa Go Australia (visa-go.com)

 

If you have any further questions about living in Australia, jobs or visas, contact us today.

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