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The Government is making a number of changes to temporary visa holder arrangements during the coronavirus crisis in order to protect the health and livelihoods of Australians, support critical industries, and assist with the rapid recovery post the virus.

Temporary Skilled visa holders

There are around 139,000 temporary skilled visa holders, on either a 2 year or 4 year visa. They were provided the visa to fill a skills shortage – a shortage that may still be present when the crisis has passed.

Consequently, those visa holders who have been stood down, but not laid off, will maintain their visa validity and businesses will have the opportunity to extend their visa as per normal arrangements. Businesses will also be able to reduce the hours of the visa holder without the person being in breach of their visa condition.

These visa holders will also be able to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation this financial year.

Those visa holders who have been laid off due to coronavirus should leave the country in line with existing visa conditions if they are unable to secure a new sponsor. However, should a 4-year visa holder be re-employed after the coronavirus pandemic, their time already spent in Australia will count towards their permanent residency skilled work experience requirements.

Temporary Skilled Shortage Visa

TSS 482 Visa

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Located in a metro area of Australia

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HELPING EMPLOYEES & EMPLOYERS IN AUSTRALIA NATIONWIDE

At VisaOne, we know what kind of skill, determination, and meticulousness it takes to represent a TSS visa with Immigration. With a proven track record of successes in TSS visas, our legal team are expert defenders for our case applications with the Department of Immigration.

If you are looking to sponsor an employee or be sponsored, you likely have many questions. Our team is here to answer your questions. Give us a call or scroll further down to learn top tips on how to get a TSS visa!

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Tip #1

ASK FOR HELP TO COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR EMPLOYER ABOUT CHANCES OF SPONSORSHIP

 

If you are an employee and you are uncomfortable approaching your employer or having difficulty approaching your employer about sponsorship, ask a migration agent or lawyer to help communicate clearly and professionally about sponsored work visa progress.

Tip #2

ENSURE BOTH EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES ARE TO PAY FOR PART OF IMMIGRATION’S FEES

 

Employers are required to pay for the Sponsorship fee and the Nomination fee (including mandatory Traning Levy fees).

Employees can pay for their Visa Application Fees and related costs to the visa application.

Tip #3

ENSURE EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT IS 2 YEARS OR LONGER

Depending on the occupation, one can max out the visa length period to 2 years for STSOL occupations and 4 years for MLTSSL occupations.

You will save on legal costs if you maximise the length of the employment contract.

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IT WAS VERY HELPFUL THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS

 

Hi VisaOne Team, Thanks for helping me out to get my sponsorship transferred to new Employer.
It was very helpful throughout the process. Thanks Srinath

SRINATH

INDIA, TSS 482 NOMINATION

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