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From training to permanent residency

We support the three core employer-sponsored visa pathways and coordinate recruitment and migration as a single process — through our partner, Cloud Education and Visa Services, Sydney.

Subclass
407

Training Visa

For occupational training and professional development in Australia — a structured way to build skills and workplace experience.

Best for: early-career or transitioning workers building toward a skilled role.

Temporary · up to 2 years
Subclass
482

Skills in Demand (SID)

Employer-sponsored skilled work across 450+ occupations, with Core Skills and Specialist streams and a route to PR.

Best for: qualified professionals and tradespeople with a sponsoring employer.

Up to 4 years · PR pathway
Subclass
186

Employer Nomination (ENS)

Permanent residency for skilled workers nominated by their employer, typically after eligible employment in Australia.

Best for: workers ready to settle permanently in Australia.

Permanent residency
A typical journey

How the pathways connect

Many candidates progress from temporary work to permanent residency. We map the right route for each person.

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Enter the workforce via training or skilled sponsorship.

2

Work & experience

Build eligible employment with your sponsoring employer.

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Transition to permanent residency via employer nomination.

4

Settle

Establish your long-term career and life in Australia.

One coordinated process

Recruitment and migration, together

We act as both recruiter and migration partner, removing handoffs and delays. For employers, sponsorship obligations are managed; for candidates, the visa journey is guided end-to-end.

Sponsorship & nomination

Employer sponsorship set-up and role nomination managed.

Visa application

Preparation and lodgement of the visa application.

Skills & compliance

Skills assessment guidance and ongoing compliance support.

Not sure which pathway fits?

Tell us your situation and we'll recommend the right route — for candidates and employers alike.

Visa FAQ

Common questions