In this video, Nick shares a little-known way that some applicants are still getting sponsored even when their jobs aren’t listed on the relevant occupation lists. There’s a specific type of employer agreement that you can make with immigration which could make this possible… but it’s not easy, and not everyone qualifies. Nick explains what kind of employers can apply, what makes a strong case, and why this process can open the door to sponsorship and maybe even Permanent Residency (PR) for the

189 “4-Tier Model” Explained The 189 visa system has fundamentally changed Here's what's really happening in the newly introduced 4-tier proritisation model for the 189 skilled independent visa: The document mentioned recalibrating occupation ceilings especially for the management of high volume occupations like accounting and ICT professionals. Under this new framework, Each occupation is placed into a Tier 1, 2, 3, or 4 group,based on economic value, shortages, and how heavily that occupation

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Did you know? You can sponsor yourself or even a relative for an Australian visa through your own business—if your business meets Department of Home Affairs requirements. Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Your business becomes an approved sponsor. 2️⃣ You nominate a skilled position on the occupation list. 3️⃣ The applicant (you or your relative) applies for the visa. Key requirements include proving a genuine need for the role, paying market salary rates, and operating a legally established business. ✅

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