South Australia Webinair – 24th September, 8pm (UK time)
Webinair – Migration to South Australia
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South Australia open their 2024-25 skilled nomination program
South Australia have opened their state nomination program!
SA are now considering nominating applicants under the visas below:
There are a significant number of occupations. The details are as below. If you would like to discuss details please get in touch.
Farm and Farm Managers
Specialist Managers
Hospitality, Retail & Services Managers
Arts & Media Professionals
Business, Human Resource & Marketing Professionals
Design, Engineering, Science & Transport Professionals
Education Professionals
Health Professionals
ICT Professionals
Legal, Social & Welfare Professionals
Engineering, ICT & Science Technicians
Automotive & Engineering Trades Workers
Construction Trades Workers
Electrotechnology & Telecommunications Trades Workers
Food Trades Worker
Skilled Animal & Horticultural Workers
Other Technicians & Trades Workers
Health & Welfare Support Workers
Protective Service Workers
Sports & Personal Service Workers
Office Managers & Program Administrators
Other Clerical and Administrative Workers
Sales Representatives & Agents
There are a huge number of occupations available. However it does not guarantee nomination as there are a number of requirements that need to be met for each occupation.
These requirements are not all listed here, so the occupation alone can’t be taken as a pathway to achieve nomination by SA and a visa approval.
If you would like to determine your eligibility and obtain assistance please Contact Us.
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South Australia & Victoria open for skilled visa nomination
Both of these states have opened their state nomination migration programs (SNMP)
The state nomination visas includes the:
Further details will appear here shortly
If you have any questions or would like to discuss your options for 2024 to 2025 please Contact Us.
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What occupations are South Australia looking to nominate?
The South Australian government were recently in the UK.
Representatives from the SA government held a ‘Move to South Australia’ information and networking session on 3 June 2024 in London.
They also met with us in person in Edinburgh.
The aim of the information session, and our meeting, was to reinforce the UK market as a priority for their sponsored skilled migration program for the 2024 to 2025 financial year.
They also shared the virtues of the state. It’s vibrant economy, enviable lifestyle and as a great work place for applicants with the right expertise, experience and skills.
As detailed on the attached invite, the in-demand occupations & trades are in the following:
In particular candidates with construction or trades experience were of critical need!
They shared some projects that were of particular focus for SA, and the need for the above skilled migrants. These projects were the:
Whilst the 2024-25 South Australia skills list hasn’t been published as of yet, it will in the new financial year. In addition to the above occupations, we were advised there should be some other occupations too.
If you would like to discuss what opportunities there may be in South Australia for you and your family, or to register your interest for us to get in touch when these details are released, then please Contact Us.
South Australia add another 259 occupations to offshore program
In a sign that Australia is opening up its borders, and skilled migration, South Australia (SA) have added a further 259 occupations to its state nomination program.
This follows SA making over 90 occupations available to offshore applicants in September & November 2021.
The announcement means that applicants who have obtained a skills assessment and lodged an Expression of Interest (EOI) can Register their Interest to be nominated by SA for the following visas:
Depending on the occupation there may be other requirements that need to be met – such as years of experience & english language ability.
The 259 occupations cover health care, trades, construction, IT and business. This is in addition to engineering occupations that were previously added.
If you could like to discuss your eligibility for SA visas then please Contact Us.
South Australia (SA) add 24 engineering occupations to their offshore nomination list
Following SA opening up 70 occupations to offshore applicants in September, they are now opening up further.
From 10am, local time, Tuesday 2 November 2021 the following engineers can also apply to be nominated by SA.
If you have any questions about a visa application and/or a nomination then please Contact Us.
The following is an announcement from Immigration South Australia.
Immigration SA’s application system will close at 3pm (ACST) on Thursday 29 June 2017 and will re-open at 12pm (ACST) on Tuesday 4 July 2017.
This closure affects all existing or new applications for Skilled, Employer Sponsored and Business migration.
Skilled Migration
The re-opening of the application system on Tuesday 4 July will coincide with the release of the updated State Nominated Occupation List (SNOL) for 2017/18. The update of the SNOL is an annual process undertaken by Immigration SA to manage participation in the national migration program.
As per the current SNOL, certain occupations will not be able to access state nomination for the subclass 190 visa and are therefore restricted to the subclass 489 visa. This reflects both restrictions put in place by the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) in defining ‘regional occupations’ and further considerations by Immigration SA. Immigration SA will also restrict offshore applicants for certain additional occupations to state nomination for the subclass 489 visa.
DIBP has also advised that the Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) will be revised on 1 July. As the STSOL forms the basis for the SNOL, Immigration SA will need to take into consideration any changes that may occur. Depending on when DIBP advise of any changes, the SNOL (and Supplementary Skilled List) may need to be further amended following its release on 4 July.
Applications submitted before 3pm (ACST) on Thursday 29 June will be assessed according to the current SNOL, and Immigration SA will endeavour to finalise these applications in SkillSelect so that they are not affected by any subsequent DIBP changes. The ability to do this will depend on volumes received and we encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible to facilitate processing prior to 1 July.
Note: Any Skilled Migration application that has not been submitted before 3pm (ACST) on Thursday 29 June will be deleted from the system and will not be able to be accessed again.
Employer Sponsored
From 1 July the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) will require that nominees meet new English language and age requirements. These requirements, as well as others planned for March 2018, are available in Fact sheet two: Reforms to Australia’s permanent employer sponsored skilled migration programme. Advice from DIBP is that changes to the permanent Employer Sponsored program apply at time of lodgement and not decision.
There are no changes to Immigration SA requirements and applications for RCB advice will continue to be assessed during the system closure as per normal.
Business Migration
There are no changes to Immigration SA requirements and applications will continue to be assessed during the system closure as per normal. Please note that no nominations will be provided until after 1 July 2017 (this includes renomination requests) when Immigration SA’s allocation is reset.
Kind regards
Immigration SA
If you would like to discuss this with us please Contact Us.
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