I have a job offer
Accredited Employer Work Visa
For workers sponsored by an accredited employer.
Skills in Demand visa (482)
For workers sponsored by an Australian employer.
I've just finished studying
Post Study Work Visa
For recent graduates of New Zealand study.
Temporary Graduate visa (485)
For recent graduates of Australian study.
I want to travel and work
Working Holiday visas
Travel and work for a set period.
Working Holiday (417) and Work and Holiday (462)
Travel and work for a set period.
I'm coming for a specific role or event
Specific Purpose Work Visa
For a defined role, event or purpose.
Short Stay Specialist visa (400)
Short, highly specialised work.
Temporary Activity visa (408)
Specific short-term work.
None of these? Some work situations don't match a standard visa.
Tell us yours and we'll point you in the right direction.
What we do
- Finding the right visa for your situation.
- Handling sponsorship or accreditation, where it's needed.
- Application prep and direct communication with Immigration.
- Supporting you after approval, including renewals and settling.
Common questions
How long does a work visa take?
It depends on the visa and the country, and processing times change. We'll give you a realistic estimate once we know your situation.
Do I need a job offer before applying?
For most work visas, yes. Working holiday visas are the exception, and don't need one.
Can my family come with me?
Sometimes. It depends on your income and the visa, since family work rights often come with their own thresholds. We'll check this for your specific situation.
Can I switch from a work visa to residence later?
Often, yes. Several work visas lead toward a residence pathway over time and we can map that out with you from the start.
Looking for a different pathway, or a little extra support?
Here's where else to look.