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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)

Australian visa changes from 1 July 2023

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Australia’s migration year starts on 1 July, and with it comes a lot of anticipation! Commonly, this is when we see major changes to Australia’s visa system. This includes price increases, changes to visa criterion and more.

Working Holiday Visa

Australian visa changes will see more UK working holiday makers come to Australia.

Below, we outline the main Australian visa changes from 1 July 2023.

UK working holiday age increased

Perhaps the most anticipated change, more UK passport holders are eligible to apply for a working holiday visa. Eligible applicants can apply between the ages of 18-35 inclusive.

Full details are on the Department website.

Price increases

Visa application charges increase in line with inflation each year. Most fees have increased by 6% this year. Some popular visa categories outlines below:

Visa Before Current
Skilled visas (189,190,491) $4,240 $4,640
Partner visas (309/100,820/801) $8,085 $8,850
TSS short-term (482) $1,330 $1,455
TSS long-term (482) $2,770 $3,035
Employer Nominated Scheme (186) $4,240 $4,640
Working Holiday (417,462) $510 $635

Refer to the Department website for a full list of current visa application charges.

Increased income threshold for skilled applicants

Australian visa changes will see increased base wages for 482 visa holders

The Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) has increased to $70,000. The TSMIT is the minimum wage a 482 visa holder must receive. Previously, the TSMIT was $53, 900 and

had not been updated since 2013.

By raising the income threshold, it’s hoped that international workers are paid a liveable salary and locals will not be undercut for jobs. However, this increase in salary will make it difficult for smaller businesses as the cost of employer sponsorship continues to rise. Time will tell how this will affect the willingness of Australian businesses to sponsor overseas workers.

If you need visa advice, you can book a consultation with our Migration agent here: Australian Visa Consultation – MARA Registered Agent – Visa Go Australia (visa-go.com)

482 visa update: TSMIT to increase on 1 July

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From 1 July 2023, the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT) will increase to $70,000.

The TSMIT is the minimum annual wage a 482 visa holder can be paid. Since 2013, the TSMIT has been $53,900.

By raising the TSMIT to an acceptable market rate, it protects against undermining the Australian workforce. It’s hoped that increasing the TSMIT will encourage Australians to take up local jobs.

Are you interested in employer sponsorship? Learn about the 482 visa on our dedicated webpage.

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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.

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

Skilled Visa Update October 2022

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Want to live and work in Australia? Read our skilled visa update October 2022.

Australian businesses need skilled people to fill jobs. Australia’s skilled visa programme and employer sponsorship opportunities reflect this! If you want to live and work in Australia, now is the perfect time!

Arrange a visa consultation with our migration agent

Skilled visa update October 2022

This month we received 3 invitations for 189 visa clients. These included:

  • A&E Nurse on 70 points – lodged EOI 26/9/22 – applicant onshore
  • Architect on 65 points – EOI lodged nearly 2 years ago – applicant offshore
  • Engineering Technologist on 90 points – EOI lodged nearly 2 years ago – applicant offshore
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Skilled visa update October 2022 – One of our clients received a 189 invitation as a Nurse

You can see the full Skillselect invitation round results on the Government website. These include figures for 189 skilled independent and 491 regional family sponsored visas only.

Invitation rounds for states (190 and 491 state) are conducted randomly when State Governments choose.

We’ve received numerous state sponsorship invitations for 190 and 491 visa clients.

Learn more about your skilled visa options for free here: Skilled Visas Aus – Visa Go Australia (visa-go.com)

Employer sponsored visa update

This month we had 3 nominations approved from the 482 visa section. To sponsor an overseas worker, an Australian business must become an approved business sponsor which is valid for 5 years. Each time they wish to sponsor an employee, they must lodge a nomination to prove they need to recruit from overseas.

Learn about employer sponsored visas

We are signing up new Australian businesses every month to become approved business sponsors. This means Australian job opportunities and employer sponsorship for people like you! Keep updated by signing up to our monthly newsletter on our website. You can also see our latest jobs here: Current jobs in Australia – Visa Go Australia (visa-go.com)

Visa consultations

Did you know we offer visa consultations for just $100 AU? Learn about your visa options in full detail, and have your questions answered by our migration agent.

We pride ourselves on honest, reliable migration advice. We also offer payment plans for our visa services. For free advice and a quote, please fill out the relevant visa assessment on our website.

Free skills assessment opportunity

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Free, fast-tracked skills assessment opportunity for migrants are available.

Free skills assessment with TRA

Trades Recognition Australia are now offering migrants with experience in eligible occupations with a free, fast-tracked skills assessment to have their skills recognised in Australia.

Australian businesses are looking for workers to fill workforce shortages. Having your skills recognised will improve your chance of getting a job in your field, and provide employers with confidence that you have the skills needed to do the job.

Who can access a free assessment?

To be able to apply for a free assessment you must:

  • have not had a skills assessment in an eligible occupation.
  • be living in Australia when you submit your application
  • be on a relevant family, partner, humanitarian or refugee visa (see table below) that was granted on or after 1 January 2016.
Eligible Visas for Pilot 2 – Skills Assessment Opportunities for Migrants
Visas Visa Sub-Classes
Family and partner visas Adoption visa (subclass 102)
Aged Dependent Relative visa (subclass 114) 
Aged Dependent Relative visa (subclass 838) 
Aged Parent visa (subclass 804)
Carer visa (subclass 836)
Carer visa (subclass 116)
Child visa (subclass 101)
Child visa (subclass 802)
Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864)
Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143)
New Zealand Citizen Family Relationship (temporary) visa (subclass 461)
Orphan Relative (subclass 117)
Orphan Relative (subclass 837)
Parent visa (subclass 103) 
Partner (Provisional and Migrant) visa (subclass 309)
Partner visa (subclass 100)
Partner visa (subclass 820)
Partner visa (subclass 801)
Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300)
Remaining Relative visa (subclass 115)
Remaining Relative visa (subclass 835)
Interdependency (subclass 110)
Interdependency (subclass 814)
Designated Parent (subclass 118)
Designated Parent (subclass 859)
Refugee and humanitarian visas Global Special Humanitarian (subclass 202)
Protection visa (subclass 866)
Refugee visas (subclass 200)
Refugee visas (subclass 201)
Refugee visas (subclass 203)
Refugee visas (subclass 204)
Temporary Protection visa (subclass 785)
Safe Haven Enterprise visa (subclass 790)
Temporary visa for Ukraine and surrounding areas (subclass 786)
Humanitarian Stay (Temporary) visas (subclass 449)

To find out more you can visit Trades Recognition Australia website.

Free skills assessment opportunity

Live and work in Australia

At Visa Go Australia we can help with your skilled visa application. Complete our free visa assessment today to receive free advice from our Migration Agent.

Hiring Overseas Workers – Dairy Industry Labour Agreement

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Learn how Australian farmers can hire international workers under the Dairy Industry Labour Agreement.

The Dairy Industry Labour Agreement

The dairy industry is facing ongoing labour shortages across Australia. In response, The Australian Government has created the Dairy Industry Labour Agreement.

This agreement allows farmers to employ overseas workers under two occupations.

  1. Senior Dairy Cattle Farm Worker
  2. Dairy Cattle Farm Operator

Farms can sponsor workers under the following visa categories:

The worker’s visa can last up to 4 years, with the possibility of extension.

The process of hiring overseas workers

Hiring international talent can be time consuming and costly for the employer. The process can be broken down into 3 steps.

  1. Farm applies to be approved under the Labour Agreement – You must submit an application to the department, evidencing why you need to hire someone from overseas. It’s free to apply for a labour agreement, which lasts 5 years.
  2. Nominate the employee – the worker must meet the criteria set by the department. This generally includes being under the age of 55, speaking English and no health or criminal issues. The employee must also have relevant qualifications or a minimum of 2-3 years work experience in the occupation you’re nominating. Full details can be found on the department website.
  3. Apply for the employee’s visa – lodge a visa application through IMMI Account. The worker can include their spouse and dependent children on this visa.

Dairy Industry Labour Agreement

There are additional obligations for the employer. For example, you must employ the worker on a full-time basis and pay them a fair wage.

Want to know more about the employer sponsorship process? You can contact us on info@visagoaustralia.com and read more on our dedicated webpage.

We understand the process of hiring international workers can seem daunting. At Visa Go Australia we can help. We have an experienced migration agent to process all visa requirements. We also have a database of CV’s and can advertise the job position for you.

If you need skilled workers, we can help!

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Reasons to move to Australia as an Electrician

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There are many reasons to move to Australia as an electrician. Keep reading to find out why!

Electricians earn big money in Australia

Electricians have high earning potential in Australia. Some parts of Australia offer salaries which are double that of the UK! If you’re looking for a better wage as an electrician, then Australia is a great option.

Maintenance Electricians earn between $80,000-$110, 000 AUD per year. In Western Australia, electricians can expect to earn $100, 000-$120, 000 AUD. This is the equivalent of around £69, 000 GBP.

Electricians working in the mining industry earn $112-$160, 000 AUD. In Western Australia, electricians can expect to earn $140-$180, 000 AUD. This is the equivalent of around £100, 000 GBP.

Discover more salary data in Hays Australia Salary Guide 2022-2023

move to Australia as an electricianAustralia offers opportunities for electricians to earn good wages, and in turn, an amazing lifestyle! Higher wages can offer the freedom to work less hours, have more family holidays, or even retire early! The potential to work in Australia and comfortably earn $100, 000 is a great incentive to move to Australia as an electrician.

Plenty of job opportunities

The country’s low uptake of vocational training has created a shortage of traditional trades, such as electricians. According to National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), Electricians are among the most in-demand tradespeople in Australia. You will not struggle to find electrical jobs in Australia.

Electrician is in the top 5 jobs employers need filling across key industries (Hays Australia Salary Guide 2022-2023). This includes electrical jobs in mining, manufacturing, and operating industries.

So if you’re an electrician moving to Australia, there will be a job opportunity nearby.

The Australian lifestyle

If you’re considering a move to Australia, then it’s probably in search of a better life. In Australia you can expect an outdoor lifestyle with lots of sunshine. In summer it’s common for tradesmen working outdoors to start their day early to avoid the midday heat.

With an abundance of land, Australian houses are some of the biggest in the world. If you’re moving to Australia this can be a massive advantage. Imagine more living and outdoor space to raise a family!move to Australia as an electrician

Learn more about moving to Australia with children

How to move to Australia as an Electrician

Are you ready to move to Australia? 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.

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 will 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.

Learn about the skills assessment for electrician

Can family sponsor me to live in Australia?

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Does simply having family in Australia make you eligible for a visa? At Visa Go Australia we’re often asked about family sponsored visas. After all, Australia is a migrant nation and every knows someone who lives there.

So, can family sponsor me to live in Australia? I talked to Migration Agent Darren Chatt to find the answer.

Family Living In Australia

Australia is a multicultural nation, with 30% of its population born overseas. In 2020, more than 7.6 million people living in Australia were born overseas. (ABS 2021). Therefore, it’s no surprise that many wannabe migrants have family living in Australia.

Depending on your intentions, the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (subclass 491) may be suitable. This skilled visa allows family to sponsor your application.

The 491 visa allows applicants up to 5 years of living and working in regional Australia. Moreover, this visa type provides a pathway to permanent residency.

Learn more about the 491 family sponsored visa

Can Family Sponsor Me To Live In Australia?

If you wish to live and work in Australia, then you can use an eligible family member to sponsor you.

A family member can provide sponsorship under the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (subclass 491). This means you must first be eligible for a skilled visa; simply having a family member in Australia does not make you eligible for a visa.

Australia’s skilled visas are based around an occupation list and points system. These visas are designed to attract young skilled workers into the country. The basic criteria for a skilled visa can be seen on our dedicated webpage. You can calculate your skilled visa points and determine if you require sponsorship here.

Family Sponsor Criteria

As a sponsor you must be:

As an applicant you must meet the skilled visa criteria. Additionally, you must nominate an occupation on the MLTSSL (Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List).

491 Family Sponsored Visa Process

To apply for a skilled visa, you must first secure a positive skills assessment and English Test. Following this, applicants should lodge an EOI (Expression of Interest) to register their interest in emigrating to Australia. It is at this stage you will nominate a family member to sponsor you.

If your EOI is successful, you will be invited to apply for a skilled visa and given 60 days to lodge. Lodging an EOI does not guarantee a skilled visa, and if uninvited will expire after two years. Medical and character checks are completed and uploaded following visa lodgement.

Benefits of family sponsorship

If you are eligible for a skilled visa, you can use family sponsorship to gain an extra 15 points towards your application. Generally, the more points the better for skilled visas as competition is high. Using a family member to sponsor you may be the difference in securing a skilled visa and not.

Secondly, family sponsored visas are subject to regular invitation rounds via SkillSelect. This is beneficial because it’s easier to predict when you may receive an invitation. In comparison, state sponsorship visas (subclass 190 and 491) are invited sporadically depending on state demand.

Finally, SkillSelect publish invitation round results so you can see how many points are realistically required. For example, at the time of writing the last invitation issued was to an application lodged in January 2022 with 80 points.

If you want to live in Australia, then a family sponsored skilled visa could be for you. You can complete our free visa assessment to discover your points and visa options. Moreover, you can book a visa consultation with our Migration Agent for just £60.

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