457 to PR
#1
457 to PR
Hi,
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?
#2
Re: 457 to PR
Even though you are onshore, you might have to apply for offshore visa, either 175 or 176. When you are granted one of them, you might have to depart and re-enter Australia.
176 is ok if you intend to work in WA only for a certain commited time-period (2 years?!) 176 is a State-sponsored visa, therefore, you need to find an occupation suitable to yours and listed in the WA sponsor list.
175 on the other hand allows you to move freely to any state from the day it is granted.
Goodluck!
176 is ok if you intend to work in WA only for a certain commited time-period (2 years?!) 176 is a State-sponsored visa, therefore, you need to find an occupation suitable to yours and listed in the WA sponsor list.
175 on the other hand allows you to move freely to any state from the day it is granted.
Goodluck!
#3
Re: 457 to PR
Hi,
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?
#6
Re: 457 to PR
Hi,
No, I studdied in the UK and looking at the Immi site:
Would a 886 visa be an applicable route ?
No, I studdied in the UK and looking at the Immi site:
This visa is for you if you are in Australia and you are one of the following:
•an overseas student or former overseas student
•a holder of a Skilled – Graduate (Temporary) visa (subclass 485) or Skilled – Recognised Graduate (Temporary) visa (subclass 476)
•a holder of a Trade Skills Training visa (subclass 471).
•an overseas student or former overseas student
•a holder of a Skilled – Graduate (Temporary) visa (subclass 485) or Skilled – Recognised Graduate (Temporary) visa (subclass 476)
•a holder of a Trade Skills Training visa (subclass 471).
#7
Re: 457 to PR
Well you have just said that you are not an overseas student or graduate, i.e. not one of the people in the list you posted, so how could it be an applicable route for you?
#8
Re: 457 to PR
I studied in the UK and hence, fall into the "former overseas student" category...therefore, is the 886 route applicable ?
I am sorry that you have not understood the context of my post and trust this reply gives you the correct information so as to make a more valuable contribution to this thread.
I am sorry that you have not understood the context of my post and trust this reply gives you the correct information so as to make a more valuable contribution to this thread.
#9
Re: 457 to PR
The 886 is for overseas graduates who have studied in Australia. It's badly worded but doesn't mean graduates of overseas institutions it means graduates of Australian institutions who are from overseas. There are no onshore categories for independent applicants only Employer Sponsored applications.
The 176 or 175 are your best bet.
Good luck.
The 176 or 175 are your best bet.
Good luck.
#10
Re: 457 to PR
I studied in the UK and hence, fall into the "former overseas student" category...therefore, is the 886 route applicable ?
I am sorry that you have not understood the context of my post and trust this reply gives you the correct information so as to make a more valuable contribution to this thread.
I am sorry that you have not understood the context of my post and trust this reply gives you the correct information so as to make a more valuable contribution to this thread.
I shall now unsubscribe, I have no intention of wasting my time on posters who seem to think it is ok to be rude to people who use their free time offering advice to others for no personal gain.
#12
Re: 457 to PR
Waste your time on morons that is.
#13
Re: 457 to PR
Hi,
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?
We are currently based in WA and have been for the past seven months on a sponsored 457 visa.
My employer has offered to pay for our PR application after two years of continuous service however, we would like to apply as soon as possible and pay for it ourselves.
We are onshore and are trying to work out which visa would be most applicable. My profession is on the list and we could go for state sponsorship.
Is this a 176 visa ?