Employer Sponsored Visas - 482 & 186 | Nanak Migration Employer Sponsored
Australian employer-sponsored visas — subclass 482 Skills in Demand, subclass 186 permanent residence, subclass 494 regional. Agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → 186 Visa - Employer Nomination Scheme | Nanak Migration Employer Sponsored
The subclass 186 visa grants permanent residence via employer nomination. Registered agent MARN 2619467 explains eligibility, streams and requirements. Read guide → 186 Visa Skill & Work Requirements 2026 | Nanak Migration Employer Sponsored
Skills assessment, work experience and English requirements for the subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa in Australia. MARN 2619467. Read guide → 186 Visa Occupation List 2026 - Check Your ANZSCO | Nanak Employer Sponsored
Occupations eligible for the subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme via the CSOL and MLTSSL. Search by ANZSCO code. Registered agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → 482 Visa - Skills in Demand (SID) | Nanak Migration Employer Sponsored
The subclass 482 Skills in Demand visa lets employers sponsor skilled workers for up to 4 years. Streams: Core Skills, Specialist, Essential. MARN 2619467. Read guide → 482 to PR - Your Pathway to Residence | Nanak Migration Employer Sponsored
Transition from the subclass 482 to permanent residence via the subclass 186 TRT stream. Generally requires 2 years with the same employer. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Standard Business Sponsorship (SBS) 2026 Guide | Nanak Employer Sponsored
Australian businesses must hold Standard Business Sponsorship before nominating workers on a subclass 482 visa. Approval takes 4–8 weeks. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) 2026 - 482 Visa | Nanak Employer Sponsored
The Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) determines occupations eligible for the subclass 482 Core Skills stream. Search by ANZSCO code. MARN 2619467. Read guide → 482 Core Skills Stream — Skills in Demand Visa Employer Sponsored
The Core Skills stream of the subclass 482 Skills in Demand visa requires a CSOL occupation and CSIT salary of $79,499 p.a. from 1 July 2026. Agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → 482 Specialist Skills Stream — Skills in Demand Visa Employer Sponsored
The Specialist Skills stream of the subclass 482 visa requires earnings of $146,717 p.a. (SSIT from 1 July 2026) and is exempt from Labour Market Testing. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Regional Employer Sponsored Visa (Subclass 494) Employer Sponsored
The subclass 494 Employer Sponsored Regional visa is a 5-year provisional visa for workers in designated regional areas. Pathway to 191 permanent residence. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Subclass 191 Employer Sponsored
The subclass 191 Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa is for holders of a 491 or 494 visa who have lived, worked and met income requirements in a regional area for 3 years. MARN 2619467. Read guide → CSOL Occupation Caveats — 482 Nomination Employer Sponsored
Occupation caveats in the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) restrict which employers and positions can use a listed ANZSCO code for a subclass 482 nomination. Agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) Levy Employer Sponsored
SAF Levy rates for 482 and 186/494 nominations — $1,200 or $1,800 per year for 482; $3,000 or $5,000 for 186/494. Refund rules, employer obligations. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Sponsorship Obligations for Approved Sponsors Employer Sponsored
Ongoing obligations for Standard Business Sponsors — equivalent terms, no cost recovery, record-keeping, notifiable events, sanctions. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Labour Market Testing (LMT) Requirements Employer Sponsored
Labour Market Testing for subclass 482 Core Skills nominations — 28-day advertising, required platforms, exemptions and record-keeping. Agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → 482 Visa Conditions — Condition 8107 Explained Employer Sponsored
Subclass 482 visa conditions — what condition 8107 means, work rights, travel entitlements, and family member rights. Registered agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → Change of Employer on a Subclass 482 Visa Employer Sponsored
How to transfer your subclass 482 sponsorship to a new employer — the 60-day rule, new nomination requirements, and risks to avoid. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Genuine Position Test for 482 Nominations Employer Sponsored
How the Department of Home Affairs assesses whether a nominated position is genuine for a subclass 482 visa. Evidence guide. Agent MARN 2619467. Read guide → Labour Agreements — Employer Sponsorship Employer Sponsored
Labour Agreements allow employers to sponsor overseas workers in occupations not available under standard 482 or 186 pathways. Types, eligibility, process. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Training Visa (Subclass 407) Employer Sponsored
The subclass 407 Training visa allows eligible people to undertake occupational training in Australia to improve skills. Sponsor required. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Short Stay Specialist Visa (Subclass 400) Employer Sponsored
The subclass 400 Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) visa is for highly specialised non-ongoing work in Australia — typically up to 3 months. No sponsorship required. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) Employer Sponsored
The subclass 408 Temporary Activity visa covers entertainment, sport, research, religious work, exchange and government-endorsed events in Australia. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA) Employer Sponsored
DAMAs give regional employers access to concessions on salary, age and English unavailable under standard 482 pathways. Two-stage endorsement and visa process explained. MARN 2619467. Read guide → Temporary Work (International Relations) Visa (Subclass 403) Employer Sponsored
The subclass 403 Temporary Work (International Relations) visa covers five streams: Government Agreement, Foreign Government Agency, Domestic Worker (Diplomatic), Privileges and Immunities, and the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme. Registered agent MARN 2619467. Read guide →