Employer Sponsored Visas are pathways for overseas skilled individuals to work in Australia with the sponsorship of an employer. Here's a simple explanation of some common subclasses and agreements under this category:

1. Subclass 482 (Temporary Skill Shortage Visa):

•  Allows skilled workers to work in Australia temporarily if their occupation is listed on the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL), or Regional Occupation List (ROL).
•  Requires sponsorship by an approved employer and nomination for a skilled position.

2. Subclass 186 (Employer Nomination Scheme Visa):

• Offers permanent residency to skilled workers nominated by an Australian employer for a position that cannot be filled locally.
• Requires sponsorship and nomination by an approved employer and meeting specific skills and qualifications criteria.

3. Subclass 494 (Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Visa):

• Designed for skilled workers nominated by an employer to work in a regional area of Australia.
• Requires sponsorship by an approved regional employer and meeting specified criteria.

4. Subclass 407 (Training Visa):

• Enables individuals to take part in occupational training or professional development in Australia.
• Requires sponsorship by an approved sponsor and meeting specific training requirements.

5. New Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement:

• A specialised agreement allowing employers in the aged care industry to sponsor overseas workers for specific occupations.
• Provides a pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers to obtain visas under the aged care industry.

6. Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMA):

• Agreements between the Australian government and Specific regional employers to address a list of labor shortages in the  designated areas.
• Offer visas with relaxed criteria to address unique labor needs in particular regions.

Mission Migration can assist individuals in applying for Employer Sponsored Visas by:

• Assessing eligibility for the appropriate visa subclass or agreement.
• Assisting with preparing and lodging visa applications.
• Liaising with employers and relevant authorities throughout the process.
• Ensuring compliance with visa requirements and regulations.

• Meeting specific criteria outlined for each visa subclass or agreement.

In summary, Employer Sponsored Visas offer opportunities for skilled individuals to work in Australia with the support of an employer. Mission Migration provides tailored assistance to navigate the application process and meet the requirements for these visas.