Skills in Demand (SID) Visa (Subclass 482)

Your Gateway to Skilled Migration Success

The Skills in Demand (SID) Visa (Class GK) (Subclass 482) is a temporary employer-sponsored visa that empowers Australian businesses to hire highly skilled professionals for temporary positions. At Steadfast Migration Services, we specialize in guiding individuals and employers through the complexities of the Subclass 482 visa process, ensuring a smooth and successful application experience.

Your Pathway to the Subclass 482 Visa

Obtaining a Subclass 482 Visa involves three essential stages:
  1. Sponsorship:
    • The employer must apply for or already hold approval as a standard business sponsor.
  2. Nomination:
    • The employer submits a nomination for the prospective visa applicant or an existing Subclass 482 visa holder.
  3. Visa Application:
    • The applicant applies for the Subclass 482 visa under the appropriate stream.

Key Highlights

Flexibility

Opportunities

Visa Streams

Path to Permanent Residency

Eligibility Requirements

General Requirements for All Streams:

Eligibility Requirements

Core Skills Stream:

Specialist Skills Stream:

Labour Agreement Stream:

Why Choose Steadfast Migration Services?

Navigating the complexities of the Subclass 482 visa requires expert advice and personalized guidance. At Steadfast Migration Services, we:

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FAQ

The Subclass 482 visa is a temporary employer-sponsored visa that allows Australian businesses to nominate highly skilled professionals for temporary roles. It includes three streams: Core Skills, Specialist Skills, and Labour Agreement.

Individuals with the required skills and qualifications for a nominated occupation by an approved Australian employer can apply. The applicant must meet specific eligibility requirements, including health, character, and English language proficiency.

 

Yes, after meeting the prescribed period (typically two years) on the Subclass 482 visa, you may become eligible for permanent residency under the Employer Nomination Scheme Visa (Subclass 186).

Processing times vary depending on the stream and individual circumstances. On average, it can take several weeks to months. It is advisable to consult migration experts for accurate timelines.

A skills assessment may be required depending on your nominated occupation and the stream you are applying for. Consulting a migration professional can help clarify this requirement.