Skilled Migration

 

Skilled Migration – for Employers

 

The Department of Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy (DMITRE), through Immigration SA, is the South Australian government's key economic development agency who manages, in accordance with the Australian Government's Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), all visa enquiries and applications to ensure appropriate and sustainable growth for businesses in South Australia. 

 

Employer Sponsorship Options for Regional Business  

Your business can sponsor a skilled worker from overseas for permanent residence using the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme, commonly referred to as RSMS. The position you offer must be full-time, ongoing and be remunerated according to Australia industrial requirements and meet labour market testing criteria.  In South Australia, RSMS nominations are certified by Immigration SA.

  

For more information about the RSMS and the certification process contact Immigration SA.  For more information about how the RSMS works and RSMS criteria contact DIAC.

  

If a shorter arrangement would suit, your business can sponsor a skilled worker from overseas for temporary residence for any period between 1 day and four years. Commonly referred to as Temporary (or 457) Business Long Stay, businesses must be able to demonstrate their commitment to training and their industrial relations record.  A nominated position must offer market salary rates that are above the current Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold (TSMIT).  The occupation must also be one that is approved for nomination – see Occupations Approved for Temporary Business Nomination.

  

More detailed information about Temporary (or 457) Business Long Stay sponsorship for employers can be found here.

  

There are other employer sponsorship mechanisms that may be suitable for your business.  Information about those mechanisms can be found here.

 

Need more help? 

If you are a South Australian employer and you have some specific questions, DIAC has a South Australian based Regional Outreach Officer who can assist with enquiries.  You can find their contact details at www.immi.gov.au/skilled/regional-employment/employers.htm

 

If you are a South Australian employer and you have some specific questions about the RSMS or the certification process contact the Employer Sponsored Migration Unit at Immigration SA: 

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Telephone: 8303 2173

 

You may also find the following information sheets useful when considering employer sponsorship: 

Migration Factsheet

 

 

  

Skilled Migration – for Skilled Migrants

 

Are you considering relocating to the Eyre Peninsula?

 

If you're researching migration to South Australia, with a view to living in the Eyre Peninsula, you may wish to start with the following information:  

 

Information for prospective migrants about General Skilled Migration, Employer Sponsored Migration and Business Development Migration can be found on the DIAC website.  More general information relating to visa options can be reached here or if you’re in Australia, by using the 131 881 general enquires number.

 

For questions about South Australia’s State Migration Plan and eligibility for State Sponsorship under the State Migration Plan contact Immigration SA:  

General Skilled Migration 

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Telephone: 8303 2221

 

Information for prospective migrant considering Business Development migration can be reached hereQuestions regarding South Australian State Sponsorship under the business skills program can be found hereFor more information contact Immigration SA:

Business Development Migration

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Telephone: 8303 2354

   

Please note: Immigration SA is not able to provide language services.

 

Already here and looking for work in Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula?

 

The following websites will assist you find employment and training information in the region. 

 

Employment website

www.skills.sa.gov.au

www.jobsearch.gov.au

www.seek.com.au

www.jobsearch.com.au

www.careerone.com.au

www.mycareer.com.au

www.jobseekers.com

www.byron.com.au

www.careersonline.com.au

www.myfuture.com.au

www.jobjuice.com.au

www.careerjet.com.au

www.indeed.com.au

 

Local Recruitment Websites

www.skilled.com.au

www.workpac.com.au

www.readyworkforce.com.au

www.onesteel.com.au

www.hwemining.com.au

www.ozminerals.com.au

www.ceg.net.au

 

Government Websites

www.vacancies.sa.gov.au

www.health.sa.gov.au

www.police.sa.gov.au

www.defencejobs.sa.gov.au

www.dfc.sa.gov.au/careers

 

University Websites

www.satac.edu.au

www.open.edu.au

www.griffith.edu.au

www.murdoch.edu.au

www.hobsons.com.au

www.unisa.edu.au

 

Careers/Training Websites

www.whyallacdc.com.au

www.skills.sa.gov.au

www.tourismtraining.com.au

www.myfuture.edu.au

www.jobsearch.gov.au/training

www.saworks.sa.gov.au

www.govolunteer.com.au

www.tafesa.edu.au

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