Exciting news for TSS 482 visa holders in Australia! As of today, 1st July 2024, new regulations provide greater flexibility. Visa holders now have up to 180 days at a time, or 365 days in total, to find new employment if they leave their current sponsor. This is a huge increase from the previous 60 days. You can also work for other employers during this time and in different occupations.
Sponsors must inform the Department of any employment changes within 28 days. These changes aim to improve labour market mobility and tackle worker exploitation.
As of July 1, 2024, significant updates have been implemented for the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa (subclass 482) and similar visas (457 and 494) in Australia. These changes aim to enhance labor market mobility, tackle worker exploitation, and improve productivity for temporary migrants.
Key Changes to 482 Visas Effective July 1 2024:
Stay informed and make the most of these new opportunities, talk to a migration agent now for advice.
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