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Employer Nomination Scheme Visa (Subclass 186)

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Employer Nomination Scheme Visa (Subclass 186)

Introduction

The ENS Visa (Subclass 186) is a permanent residency visa designed for skilled workers who are nominated by an approved Australian employer. Whether you are already in Australia or living abroad, this visa enables you to live, work, and settle in the country permanently with your family.

It's an excellent option if you have job experience and qualifications relevant to occupations listed in Australia’s skilled list and have secured a full-time job offer from an eligible Australian employer.

    Streams Under Subclass 186 Visa

    • Direct Entry Stream: For applicants who are outside Australia or have limited Australian work experience. You’ll need at least three years of full-time work experience in the relevant field and skills assessment approval.
    • Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) Stream: For individuals who already hold a Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa and have worked for their employer in the same role for at least three years.
    • Labour Agreement Stream: For applicants nominated under a Labour Agreement between an employer and the Australian Government. It’s often used in niche industries facing labor shortages.

    Eligibility for Subclass 186 Visa

    • Be nominated by an approved Australian employer.
    • Be under 45 years of age at the time of application (exceptions exist).
    • Meet English language proficiency requirements (IELTS or equivalent).
    • Have the necessary skills, qualifications, and work experience related to the nominated occupation.
    • Undergo a skills assessment from an authorized assessing body (only for the Direct Entry Stream).
    • Meet health and character requirements.

    Documents Required

    • A valid passport.
    • Nomination approval from your employer.
    • Proof of identity and education documents.
    • Skills assessment report (if applicable).
    • Work experience letters and pay slips.
    • English language test results.
    • Health examination reports.
    • Police clearance certificates.
    • Marriage and birth certificates (for dependents, if any).

    Key Highlights of Subclass 186 Visa

    • Permanent residency from day one.
    • Pathway to Australian citizenship.
    • Access to Medicare (Australia’s public health system).
    • Opportunity to live, work, and study anywhere in Australia.
    • Option to sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence.
    • Full working rights for the primary applicant and dependents.

    Why Choose GlobesWay Immigration?

    Choosing the right visa consultant is crucial for a stress-free process, and that’s where GlobesWay Immigration stands out. With years of experience and a high success rate in PR and skilled migration visas, we offer personalized assistance at every step.

    • Expert Guidance: Our certified consultants understand visa rules thoroughly and keep you updated.
    • End-to-End Support: From skill assessments to employer nomination and final submission, we handle it all.
    • Transparent Process: No hidden charges, only honest advice and reliable service.
    • Customized Solutions: We assess your profile and guide you on the stream and occupation that best suit you.

    FAQ's

    Briefly Asked Question

    01. Can I include my family in the ENS 186 visa application?

    Yes, you can include your spouse or de facto partner, dependent children, and stepchildren in your application. They will also receive permanent residency, full working rights, and access to Medicare once the visa is granted.

    02. What happens if I change employers after getting the 186 visa?

    Once your ENS 186 visa is granted, you are a permanent resident and not legally tied to your employer. However, it is advisable to work with the nominating employer for a reasonable period (usually 2 years) to avoid issues like visa cancellation inquiries.

    03. Is a skills assessment mandatory for all streams?

    A skills assessment is mandatory only for the Direct Entry stream. Applicants applying under the TRT or Labour Agreement stream are generally exempt from this requirement, provided they meet the work experience and nomination conditions.

    04. How long does it take to process the ENS 186 visa?

    Processing times can vary depending on the stream and the completeness of your application. On average, it takes between 6 to 12 months. With proper documentation and professional guidance from GlobesWay, delays can be minimized.

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