Sponsored Work Visas

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Tips from a Recruiter for Finding Work Visa Sponsorship for Australia

Here’s how to find a job in Australia with work visa sponsorship. Be sure you read this before you submit your EOI in Skillselect.

Do You Owe Tax on Money You Transfer to Australia?

Many expats transfer large sums of money to Australia when they move. Is that money going to be taxed after it’s transferred? What about customs?

How to Get an Overall Score of 90 on the Pearson English Test

Most people applying for an Australian PR Visa need to test English proficiency. Here’s how to get an overall score of 90 on the PTE Academic.

Applying for a 482 Visa While on a Tourist Visa or a Working Holiday Visa

Are you thinking of moving to Australia on a Tourist Visa then switching to a 482 visa? What about a Working Holiday Visa? Want to know if this is possible?

Applying for a Permanent Residency 189 Visa While on a 482 TSS Visa

Question from an SMG reader about applying for a 189 visa while still on a 482 visa. Is it possible to do yourself or do you need a migration agent?

Health Insurance for Expats Moving to Australia

What all 482 temporary skills shortage visa holders need to know about the minimum level of private health insurance needed while in Australia.

What Expenses Are Included When Relocating Employees to Australia?

Are you moving to Australia on a 482 sponsored work visa? Wondering what your new job pays for? Shipping, flights, and what else?

Working Visa Health Insurance

Part of your 457 Visa requirement is private health insurance. If you have a 485 Visa you will also need private health insurance. Learn more here.

Quick Guide to Australia’s Temporary Work (Skilled) Visa (Subclass 457)

The 457 Visa is probably the the most common pathway for Australian sponsorship. Here is what you need to know about getting sponsored on this visa.

Negotiating the Australian Medical System as a British Expat

Here is what every British expat needs to know about the Australian Medical System from getting your Medicare card to billing and private insurance rebates.