Can WA Construction Employers Receive Up to $10,000 to Sponsor a Skilled Worker?
Learn how the WA Construction Visa Subsidy Program may help eligible construction employers claim up to $10,000 per sponsored skilled worker, including the payment stages and key requirements.
How to Sponsor a Bricklayer in WA: A Guide for Employers
A practical guide for WA employers considering bricklayer sponsorship: 482 requirements, skills assessments, salary, costs and Construction Visa Subsidy Program support.
WA 190 or 491 Visa: Could You Qualify for $10,000?
Considering a WA 190 or 491 visa? Construction workers should check their occupation, skills assessment and WA criteria. Eligible workers may later qualify for CVSP payments.
What Does It Cost to Sponsor a Worker in Australia?
See the government costs of sponsoring a worker on a 482 visa, including the $420 sponsorship fee, $330 nomination fee, SAF levy and employer payment obligations. Professional fees are additional.
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Need Your Skilled Worker Now? Will a Skills Assessment Delay Sponsorship?
When you need a skilled worker now, the possibility of a lengthy skills assessment can be concerning. The good news is that not every worker needs one for a 482 visa. Here is what employers need to know.
482 Sponsorship for WA Employers: Carpenters, Bricklayers and Trades
WA 190 Visa for Tradies: PR Options for Carpenters, Bricklayers, Electricians & Plumbers.
Already on a 482 in WA? Carpenters, bricklayers, electricians, plumbers and other tradies may have another pathway to permanent residency through WA State nomination. Before you simply wait for employer-sponsored PR, find out whether a 190 could be an option for you.