The subclass 482 (Skills in Demand) visa is a temporary visa that lets an Australian employer sponsor you to work in an occupation they can’t fill locally. The subclass 186 (Employer Nomination Scheme) visa is a permanent visa. Many people move from a 482 to a 186 over time, but they are different visas with
Travellers holding both Australian and British dual citizenship need to be aware of an important change to UK entry requirements. Under the UK’s new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, dual citizens cannot travel to the UK on an Australian passport with an ETA. If you are a British citizen, you must travel on a valid
There’s been a noticeable rise in questions about occupations shifting on or off Australia’s visa lists, and it’s no surprise. Any hint of change tends to create understandable concern for individuals planning their migration pathway and for employers trying to secure the skills they need. Right now, the first stage of consultation has begun, which
Kelly Lloyd our fantastic National Migration Manager has just received her full licence to operate as a New Zealand immigration advisor! This means PR Migration is now officially licensed to operate as a New Zealand Immigration Adviser under the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA), effective 13 October 2025. This new accreditation allows PR Migration to deliver
Visa conditions can sometimes be confusing – let our team help you! Visa holders can do any kind of work in any occupation however there are restraints on the duration that they may work for one employer. Visa holders are limited to a six month employment period in the one location as a general rule