There are a range of temporary and permanent skilled visas available for skilled workers interested in working in Australia.
Our team can help you choose the right visa for your needs and situation, guide you through the application process and
give you the best chance of successfully acquiring your visa.
Select a visa type to learn more about eligibility requirements, application pathways, and how we can help with your application.
Permanent and provisional visa pathways for skilled workers whose occupation is in demand in Australia,
allowing them to live and work in Australia.
A permanent residency visa for skilled workers who are not sponsored by an employer or state/territory.
A 5-year provisional visa for skilled workers to live and work in regional Australia, with a pathway to permanent residency.
Temporary visa options for international graduates who have completed studies in Australia and wish to gain work experience.
A temporary visa allowing eligible international graduates to live and work in Australia for 18 months to 4 years,
depending on qualification and stream.
Our Registered Migration Agents provide personalised guidance, clear communication,
and carefully prepared applications to help you navigate the process with confidence.
If you have skills that match the Australian skills shortage list, a Skilled Migrant Visa may be suitable.
Successful applicants can live, work and study in Australia.
Subclass within this visa category:
The application process involves the following steps:
To qualify you must:
Our Registered Migration Agents provide personalised guidance, clear communication,
and carefully prepared applications to help you navigate the process with confidence.
If you have skills that are in shortage in Australia, the Skilled Independent visa offers permanent residency with no sponsor required. Since this visa is designed to fill skill shortage areas, you will need to nominate an occupation on the relevant skilled occupation list and pass a points test.
In 2017 the New Zealand Stream was introduced, creating an easier option for New Zealand Special Category
(Subclass 444) visa holders to obtain permanent residency. Applicants need to meet residency and income requirements but can skip most of the usual Skilled visa requirements. Contact eVisas to check if you qualify.
This visa is the same as the subclass 189 but is nominated by an Australian State or Territory. Additional criteria for this visa include meeting the State or Territory requirements such as a nomination for an occupation on the relevant
skilled occupation list.
A Skilled Regional visa allows the holder to live and work in a specified regional area for up to 5 years. You will need to be nominated by either a State or Territory, or eligible relative who is an Australian Citizen, permanent resident or eligible NZ citizen. After holding this visa for two years you may qualify for permanent residency via a subclass 887 visa.
Our Registered Migration Agents provide personalised guidance, clear communication,
and carefully prepared applications to help you navigate the process with confidence.
As well as assisting student visa applications, eVisas are experienced in successful Graduate visa applications. Below is an overview of the two main types of visas that might be suitable for you if you are currently, or will soon be, a graduate.
The Temporary Graduate visa is designed to allow international students to live and work in Australia from 18 months to four years depending on individual circumstances.
Available Streams:
Our free assessment helps you explore the right visa pathway with greater clarity, confidence, and direction.