Unlock Opportunities in Australia with Skilled Visas
A Skilled Visa can open doors to new opportunities in Australia if your skills are in
demand. These visas are primarily offered to individuals who possess valuable
expertise that contributes to Australia’s workforce and economy. They are also
available to citizens of New Zealand and others invited to work in Australia.
With a skilled visa, you gain the right to live and work in Australia permanently, providing
a pathway to stability and success.
At MY Legal Services and Migration, we specialise in helping skilled professionals
navigate the immigration process. Our team ensures that your skills, abilities, and
commitment are properly represented, giving you the best chance to secure your visa
and begin your journey in Australia.
Explore Your Pathway to Australia with Skilled Visas
Australia offers a variety of skilled visas for individuals with the right qualifications and
expertise. These visas provide opportunities to work and live in Australia, contributing
to the country’s workforce and economy.
Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
The Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) is ideal for those who do not have a
sponsor or nominator. Applicants must receive an invitation to apply. This visa allows
individuals to live and work permanently in Australia.
Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)
If your occupation is not on the list of eligible occupations for the subclass 189 visa,
consider the Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190). This visa requires a nomination
by a state or territory government. States nominate occupations they deem valuable to
their region and sponsor skilled workers to live and work there.
An added benefit of this visa is an extra 5 points toward your application, increasing
your chances of success.
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)
For those willing to live and work in regional Australia, the Skilled Work Regional
(Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491) offers a temporary residency option. This visa is valid
for five years and requires nomination by a state government or sponsorship by an
eligible relative.
After living and working in a designated regional area for at least three years and
meeting the taxable income requirements, you can apply for permanent residency
through the Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) Visa (Subclass 191).
How We Can Help
At MY Legal Services and Migration, we guide you through the visa application
process, ensuring your qualifications and experience are presented effectively.
Whether you’re pursuing a subclass 189, 190, or 491 visa, our expertise will help you
maximise your chances of success.
