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Applying for Work Rights

Applying for Work Rights in Australia

Australia offers numerous opportunities for individuals to work while residing in the country, whether as a student, temporary resident, or skilled worker. Securing work rights is a crucial step for anyone aiming to explore career opportunities in Australia. At Bansal Immigration, we guide you through the process of obtaining or extending your work rights to ensure a seamless experience.

Who Needs to Apply for Work Rights?

  • International Students: Applying for work rights as part of your student visa to work during or after your studies.
  • Temporary Residents: Extending work rights during visa renewal or transition to a permanent visa.
  • Skilled Migrants: Seeking work rights under employer-sponsored or skilled migration visas.
  • Visitors Transitioning to Other Visas: Applying for work rights when changing from a visitor visa to a work or study visa.

Types of Visas with Work Rights

  1. Student Visas (Subclass 500)
    • Allows up to 48 hours of work per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during breaks.
  2. Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485)
    • Full work rights for recent graduates to gain practical experience in their field.
  3. Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482)
    • Work rights with an Australian employer in specific skilled occupations.
  4. Skilled Migration Visas (Subclass 189, 190, 491)
    • Permanent or provisional work rights for skilled professionals.
  5. Partner or Dependent Visas
    • Work rights dependent on the primary visa holder’s conditions.
  6. Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417/462)
    • Limited work rights for individuals traveling and working temporarily in Australia.

Steps to Apply for Work Rights

  1. Eligibility Check
    • Determine your eligibility based on your visa type and conditions.
  2. Visa Application or Variation
    • Lodge a new visa application or vary the conditions of your existing visa to include work rights.
  3. Supporting Documents
    • Provide necessary documentation, such as proof of employment, sponsorship letters, or evidence of study.
  4. Meet Visa Conditions
    • Fulfill all health, character, and financial requirements for the visa.
  5. Submit Application
    • Apply through the Department of Home Affairs portal, ensuring accurate information and timely submission.

Why Work in Australia?

  • Attractive Job Market: Opportunities across various sectors, including healthcare, IT, engineering, hospitality, and more.
  • Competitive Salaries: High minimum wages and strong labor rights.
  • Professional Growth: Opportunities to gain international work experience and enhance your skills.
  • Pathway to Permanent Residency: Some visas with work rights offer a pathway to PR.

How Bansal Immigration Can Help

At Bansal Immigration, we provide:

  • Expert Guidance: Understanding the visa options best suited for your goals.
  • Application Assistance: Helping you prepare and submit applications for work rights.
  • Compliance Support: Ensuring adherence to visa conditions to avoid legal issues.
  • Document Management: Assisting with gathering and organizing all required documentation.

Start Your Journey with Bansal Immigration

If you’re ready to unlock your potential in Australia’s dynamic job market, let Bansal Immigration help you secure your work rights. Whether you’re an international student, a temporary resident, or exploring skilled migration options, we’ll ensure your application is handled professionally and efficiently.

Contact us today to learn more about applying for work rights and achieving your career goals in Australia!