500 Student VisaAllows people to study in Australia.
590 Student Guardian VisaAllows a guardian of a student under 18 to accompany the student while in Australia.
485 Graduate VisasAllows international students who completed at least a Bachelor degree level qualification to live and work in Australia.
Partner VisasEnable Australian citizens, permanent residents, and Eligible New Zealand citizens to sponsor their spouse, de facto partner, or fiancé and any dependent children for residency.
Parent VisasProvide pathways for parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or Eligible New Zealand citizens to join their families, with both temporary and permanent residency options available.
Child VisasTailored to reunite children with their Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen parents, adoptive parents, or guardian relatives.
Other Family VisasCovers a wide range of family situations and needs, including NZ Citizen Family members, Carers, Remaining Relatives, and Aged Dependent Relatives.
189 Skilled Independent VisaFor skilled individuals seeking permanent residency in Australia without the need for sponsorship or nomination.
190 Skilled Nominated Visa Provides skilled individuals with a pathway to permanent residency in Australia with support from an Australian State or Territory government.
491 Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) VisaA temporary visa for skilled individuals to live and work in regional Australia, requiring the support of an Australian State/Territory Government or eligible relative.
191 Permanent Residence Skilled Regional VisaThe dedicated pathway to permanent residency for skilled individuals who hold provisional Subclass 491 regional visa.
858 National Innovation VisaFor talented individuals with an international reputation for excellence to migrate based on their skills and experience.
482 Skills In Demand Visa (SID)Allows businesses to meet workforce needs by sponsoring skilled workers for up to 4 years.
186 Employer Nomination Scheme VisaDesigned for skilled individuals to secure permanent residency in Australia with the backing of employer sponsorship.
494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) VisaA 5-year provisional visa aimed at addressing skills shortages in regional Australia, with a pathway to permanent residency.191 Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) VisaThe dedicated pathway to permanent residency for skilled individuals who hold provisional Subclass 494 regional visa.
400 Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) VisaTailored for short-term, non-ongoing work, this visa allows business to employ skilled workers for specific projects.
403 Temporary Work (International Relations) VisaFor individuals seeking entry into Australia for specific activities such as diplomatic work, participation in government-sponsored programs, or fulfilling other international obligations.
Subclass 407 Training VisaA specialized pathway to support professional development and skill enrichment via formalized, workplace-based training programs.408 Temporary Activity VisaThe visa for a number of short-term activities in Australia, including cultural, sporting, entertainment, and research.
Labour AgreementsNegotiated arrangement between a business and the Department of Home Affairs, allowing for the sponsorship of skilled and semi-skilled occupations where there are clear skill shortages.
Corporate Immigration ServicesTailored immigration strategies and initiatives for businesses looking to employ skilled workers in Australia.
Visitors and Working Holiday MakersOptions for Visitors to Australia for tourism, business, medical treatment, or working holidays.
Resident Return Visas & Australian CitizenshipOptions to maintain your permanent visa or become an Australian Citizen.
Options for New Zealand CitizensImmigration options for New Zealand Citizens and their family members.
Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)Allows applicants to appeal against the refusal of a visa, nomination, or sponsorship with an independent body.
NSW receives the largest share of overseas migrants in Australia, making it a key player in shaping national migration outcomes. The first NSW State Migration Plan (2024–28) outlines priorities for attracting and retaining skilled migrants in critical sectors. It supports both economic growth and workforce resilience, aligning with the NSW Skills Plan and working in partnership with the Australian Government’s Migration Strategy.