Global Talent Employer Sponsored

Global Talent Employer Sponsored

Unlike many visas to Australia, you cannot apply for a visa via the Global Talent Employer Spnsored (GTES) program directly. There is a particular process which must be followed, including obtianing a GTES agreement first, and then applying for the associated nomination and visa applicaitons.
Target Market
  • established business or start-ups seeking highly skilled employees
  • high income earning employees
  • unique / novel occupations
Streams
  • Established Business: For comapnies which are publicly listed or have an annual turnover of at least AUD4 million for each of the past 2 years
  • Startup: Operates in a technology based or STEM-related field (eg digital, biomedical, agtech), and will require an assessment by an independent startup advisory panel will who must endorse the business as a viable and genuine startup.
Process
  • a Global Talent Employer Sponsored (GTES) agreement should be made with the Department
  • once obtained, you can apply for a Sublcass 482 nomination and visa subject to the approved GTES agreement
Sponsor Eligibility (Established Businesses)

Broadly speaking, an Established Buinsess must:

  • Demonstrate that access to the GTES will support job opportunities and skills transfer for Australians
  • Provide labour market testing evidence for the specific positions as part of requesting a GTES agreement
  • Must be in good standing with relevant regulatory agencies, including compliance with immigration and workplace laws
  • Must be publicly listed or have an annual turnover of at least AUD4 million for each of the past 2 years
  • Be endorsed as a TSS accredited sponsor
Visa eligibility

Broadly speaking, the applicant and position must:

  • Meet health, character and security requirements
  • Have no familial relationship with directors or shareholders
  • Have qualifications must be commensurate with the highly skilled role
  • Have at least 3 years work experience directly relevant to the position
  • Have the capacity to pass on skills or develop Australians
  • Be offered minimum annual earnings equivalent to the Fair Work High Income Threshold

Để lại một bình luận

Email của bạn sẽ không được hiển thị công khai. Các trường bắt buộc được đánh dấu *