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Work & settle abroad with your family

Why Work Abroad?

  • Learn New Innovative Skills
  • Benefits From Strong Economies
  • Develop A Global Mindset
  • Build The Base For Foreign Settlement
  • Expand Your Professional Network

Get a Work Visa to Work Overseas and Build a Successful Career

Opportunities overseas are a major motivation for people to work overseas. It’s best for you to find opportunities in countries where you can apply your hard-earned skills and experience to build a promising career. Obtain a work visa and move to a country that serves your aspirations best.

The global perspective of career development has gained the greatest relevance when educated and skilled workers think about developing their careers. That is why so many choose to work abroad as they find an ideal and nurturing environment to get employed in developed and progressive economies of the world.

Are you looking to work overseas? If yes, you will benefit from our job overseas services. We will enable you to figure out how to scale up your factors of eligibility and win the chance to work abroad. Prepare yourself to migrate to a prospective country with a work visa. Your journey could take you on a path of becoming a permanent resident in the country you choose to move to.

About Work Visa

Before we talk about a work visa, let’s be clear about what “visa” means. A visa is a permit that’s stamped on your passport, enabling you to enter a foreign country for a specific purpose. A visa can also be issued as a letter.

When you enter a foreign country, you will have to show your visa to that country’s immigration officials. This is done either at the border or at the airport/port. In some cases, the visa is stamped on your passport upon arrival in a foreign country.

Every visa has the following details:

  • Type
  • Date of expiry
  • Date and place of issue
  • Place of birth of the visa holder
  • Name and date of birth of the visa holder

Visas can be immigrant visas or non-immigrant visas. Immigrant visas allow people to move overseas to a foreign country permanently. Non-immigrant visas are valid for a limited period after which they may have to be extended or the visa-holder must exit the country.

A work visa is often issued as a non-immigrant visa and it must not be confused with a work permit at a technical level.

You have to understand the difference between a work permit and a work visa. Let’s try to understand this by citing the example of a US work visa and work permit.

In the US, the primary purpose of a work visa is to come to the country and stay there to work. A work permit on the other hand is a document issued by the USCIS to one who holds a visa other than a work visa. The work permit allows the holder to work for a certain period under certain conditions. An example can be a work permit granted to students enabling them to work along with their studies.

Advantages of Working Abroad

Here are some advantages of working overseas:

  • You will get to experience and explore different cultures.
  • You can work abroad with a work visa and live in countries where the cost of living is low.
  • The difference in the value of the currency can raise your earnings remarkably.
  • You can often find more opportunities to join MNCs while working abroad.
  • Countries like Canada and Australia can give you easier pathways to permanent residence and a higher quality of life.

Prominent Countries Where Immigrants Love to Work

  • USA
  • Canada
  • Australia
  • Germany
  • UAE
  • Singapore
  • The UK

 

Work Visa in Australia

Here are some of the important visa types offered by Australia that allow you to work in the country.

Global Talent Visa (Subclass 858)

It’s a permanent visa for those who have exceptional and outstanding achievements to their record which is internationally recognized. With this visa you can:

  • permanently stay in Australia
  • work and study in Australia
  • sponsor your relatives to migrate to Australia
  • get enrolled in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare scheme
  • travel in and out of Australia for 5 years
  • apply for Australian citizenship if eligible

To be eligible for the visa, you must meet the following criteria:

  • When you apply for the visa and it’s granted, you either be within or outside Australia but not in immigration clearance.
  • You must possess a record of exceptional and outstanding achievement that’s internationally recognized in one of the following areas:
    • a sport
    • a profession
    • academia & research
    • the arts
  • You must have a nominator with a national reputation in your area of talent. This person must be one of the following:
    • an Australian citizen
    • an eligible New Zealand citizen
    • an Australian permanent resident
    • an Australian organization

Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)

This visa is meant for foreign workers who are invited to Australia and citizens of New Zealand to live and work permanently in the country. With this visa you can:

  • Study and work anywhere in Australia
  • extend sponsorship to eligible relatives for permanent residence
  • become an Australian citizen if eligible

To be eligible for the visa, you must:

  • go through a suitable skills assessment for the occupation
  • be in an occupation on the relevant skilled occupation list
  • satisfy the points test
  • get an invitation to submit an application for this visa

 

Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

This Australian visa allows nominated skilled foreign workers to live and work in the country with the status of a permanent resident. With this visa, you can:

  • study and work anywhere in Australia
  • extend sponsorship to eligible relatives for permanent residence
  • become an Australian citizen if eligible

To be eligible for this visa, you must:

  • have gone through a suitable skills assessment for the occupation
  • be in an occupation that’s present in the relevant skilled list
  • satisfy the points test
  • get an invitation to submit an application for this visa

Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 489)

It’s a temporary work visa for skilled foreign workers desirous to live and work in regional Australia. If you have this visa, you can bring your family along with you to Australia. This visa is the precursor to the Skilled Regional (Permanent) Visa (Subclass 887). With the Subclass 489 visa, you are eligible to submit an application for Subclass 887 visa.

With the Subclass 489 visa, you can:

  • live, work, and study in Australia in a designated region
  • stay in Australia for 4 years
  • travel to and from Australia any number of times, while the validity of the visa is intact

To be eligible to submit an application for this visa, you must:

  • Have received an invitation to apply
  • have a nomination from the government of a state/territory or have a sponsorship from an eligible relative
  • join an occupation that’s on a relevant skilled occupation list
  • have gone through a suitable skills assessment for the occupation
  • satisfy the points test

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)

This is a provisional visa which means that it’s meant for migrants looking to live and work in regional Australia. With this visa you can:

  • live, work, and study in a designated regional area of Australia
  • stay in Australia for 5 years
  • travel to and from Australia any number of times, while the visa’s validity is intact
  • lodge an application for permanent residence after 3 years of granting your visa

To be eligible for applying for the visa, you must:

  • get nominated by the government agency of a state/territory, or have sponsorship by an eligible relative
  • join an occupation that’s present on a relevant skilled occupation list
  • have gone through a suitable skills assessment for the occupation
  • satisfy the points test
  • get an invitation to apply

How Can Y-Axis Assist You?

Many of the Y-Axis clients have benefited from our counseling and guidance services to successfully migrate overseas from Australia.

Y-Axis, the world’s best immigration company, provides unbiased immigration services for every client based on their interests and requirements. The impeccable services of Y-Axis include:

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