Employer Nomination Subclass 186

EMPLOYER NOMINATION VISA SUBCLASS 186

The Australia Subclass Visa 186- Employer Nomination Scheme permits employers in Australia to sponsor skilled overseas workers for their Immigration to Australia. The sponsored candidates can reside and work in Australia permanently. The applicants of Subclass 186 Visa must have the essential skills required for the job. They are also permitted to include their family members in the application.

The ENS 186 Visa is an option for overseas applicants who possess the required experience and skills. They must also be nominated by an employer in Australia to access this PR Visa. The successful applicants can immigrate to Australia for an indefinite period to live and work.

The Australia Subclass Visa 186 has three categories in it for potential immigration candidates:
  • Direct Entry Stream
  • Labor Agreement Stream
  • Temporary Residence Transition Stream

The Visa also specifies a time limit of five years for traveling to your nation of origin. It must be noted here that the Australia 65 points calculator is not applicable for the Employer Nomination Scheme 186 Visa.

All the 3 streams of the Subclass 186 Visa allow experienced workers with a recommendation from a citizen of Australia to arrive and work in the nation. You must fulfill the character and health requirements as specified by the administration at the time of application.

What does Subclass 186 Visa lets you do?

The Subclass Visa 186 Employer Nomination Scheme is an Australia Permanent Residency Visa. Upon approval, it permits the Visa holder and the family members, if included in the application, to:
  • Reside indefinitely in Australia.
  • Study and work in Australia devoid of any restrictions.
  • Travel from and to Australia for 5 years from the date of approval of Visa.
  • Enroll in the universal healthcare scheme of Australia - Medicare.
  • Apply for Citizenship of Australia subject to eligibility.
  • Sponsor qualified relatives for a range of Australian Provisional and Permanent Visas.

Note: The 5-year travel restraint only inhibits re-entry into Australia upon the expiry of the 5 years. To re-enter Australia after this period, a Return Resident Visa or any other appropriate Australia Visa has to be obtained. It does not impact those who hold this Visa and are within Australia. They are permitted to stay for an indefinite period.