Tilsavv connects skilled overseas workers with Australian employers through Subclass 482, 186, 494, and 407 visas. Our registered migration consultants provide precise, compliant guidance to secure the right visa for your job offer or business needs.
Tilsavv delivers expert support for skilled workers and Australian businesses navigating employer-sponsored visas. We simplify complex visa streams, ensuring eligibility and compliance with the Department of Home Affairs requirements.
We explain each visa subclass in simple terms and ensure your application meets all legal and Department of Home Affairs requirements.
Whether you’re an individual applicant or an approved sponsor, we work to align your goals with the correct visa option.
Australia offers a range of employer-sponsored visa options to help skilled workers contribute to the workforce. Each visa subclass has different requirements based on job type, location, and long-term plans.
The TSS Visa, Subclass 482, lets Australian employers sponsor skilled overseas workers for up to four years when local talent is unavailable. Eligible applicants need a job offer from an approved sponsor, relevant qualifications, and English proficiency (e.g., IELTS 5.0). Medium-Term stream holders may transition to permanent residency via Subclass 186 or 187 after three years.
The ENS Visa, Subclass 186, grants permanent residency to skilled workers nominated by an approved Australian employer. Applicants need an MLTSSL occupation, three years’ experience, and often a skills assessment. It offers full work and residency rights, with Direct Entry or Temporary Residence Transition streams.
The Subclass 494 visa supports skilled workers in regional Australia for up to five years. Applicants under 45 need a job offer from a regional employer for a Regional Occupation List role. It offers regional incentives and a permanent residency pathway via Subclass 191 after three years.
The Training Visa, Subclass 407, enables up to two years of workplace-based training for professional development. Applicants need a structured training plan from an approved sponsor and relevant qualifications. It enhances career skills but doesn’t directly lead to permanent residency.
The TSS Visa, Subclass 482, lets Australian employers sponsor skilled overseas workers for up to four years when local talent is unavailable. Eligible applicants need a job offer from an approved sponsor, relevant qualifications, and English proficiency (e.g., IELTS 5.0). Medium-Term stream holders may transition to permanent residency via Subclass 186 or 187 after three years.
The ENS Visa, Subclass 186, grants permanent residency to skilled workers nominated by an approved Australian employer. Applicants need an MLTSSL occupation, three years’ experience, and often a skills assessment. It offers full work and residency rights, with Direct Entry or Temporary Residence Transition streams.
The Subclass 494 visa supports skilled workers in regional Australia for up to five years. Applicants under 45 need a job offer from a regional employer for a Regional Occupation List role. It offers regional incentives and a permanent residency pathway via Subclass 191 after three years.
The Training Visa, Subclass 407, enables up to two years of workplace-based training for professional development. Applicants need a structured training plan from an approved sponsor and relevant qualifications. It enhances career skills but doesn’t directly lead to permanent residency.
We assess your situation and match it with the most suitable visa type based on eligibility and job requirements.
Our team helps ensure all documents, sponsorship approvals, and nomination details are correct and up to date.
We assist not just with short-term placements but also help plan for long-term work or migration outcomes.
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Skilled individuals under 45 with relevant qualifications, work experience, English proficiency, and an occupation on Australia’s skilled occupation lists.
No, General skilled visas do not require a job offer. However, you must meet the occupation and points requirements and receive an invitation to apply.
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Talk to our team today and find out which skilled migration visa suits your profile best. Let Tilsavv guide your application to success.
