Get an Australian visa
Your success getting a visa probably hinges on a job offer. Working In can help you with both. Here, you can research immigration categories and find out if your skills and qualifications match those sought by Australia's DIAC.Skilled migrant information
- Applying as a Skilled Migrant
- SkillSelect: Skilled Migrant Program
- 5 Things to know about SkillSelect
- 2012-2013 Skilled Migrant Program
- Visa policy updates
- Skilled visas: if you’re outside Australia
- Skilled visas: if you’re in Australia
- Moving to Australia: assessing your eligibility
- New scheme doubles stay for 457 workers
- 457 visa changes fast-track residency
- New visa fees take effect
- Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold
- Australian Immigration - a success story
Skill shortages in Australia
Visa information
- Are you healthy enough to qualify?
- The 457 visa
- Family migration visas
- The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (Subclass 119/857)
- The Contributory Parent (Migrant) Visa
- Provisional Business visas
- State & Territory business sponsorship visas
- Special Activities visa options
- Working Holiday visa (Subclass 417)
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