Q1. How to get work rights in a 1st world country?
There are a lot of Options in both Australia and Canada to get work rights.
For example: These are the Visas for Australia. (Both Sponsored and Non-Sponsored Visas).
Australia:
- 494 Visa (Sponsored Visa) - A sponsored visa for regional areas that allows you to live and work in Australia.
- 482 Visa (Sponsored Visa) - A temporary sponsored visa allowing you to work for an approved employer in Australia.
- 186 Visa (Sponsored Visa) - A permanent visa for skilled workers who are nominated by their employer in Australia.
- 189 Visa (Not a Sponsored Visa) - A permanent visa that allows you to live and work anywhere in Australia without employer sponsorship.
- 190 Visa (Not a Sponsored Visa) - A permanent visa for skilled workers who are nominated by an Australian state or territory government.
- 491 Visa (Not a Sponsored Visa) - A provisional visa for skilled workers who are nominated by a state or territory government or sponsored by an eligible relative.
Canada:
- Federal Skill Visa (Not a Sponsored Visa) - A permanent visa for skilled workers that does not require employer sponsorship.
- Temporary Foreign Worker Program (Sponsored Visa) - A program allowing you to work in Canada temporarily with a job offer from a Canadian employer.
- International Mobility Program (Sponsored Visa) - A program for temporary work in Canada without the need for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Some of these visas require you to have a sponsor (an employer offering you a job), while others do not require sponsorship. We will discuss the visas which do not require a job Offer or a Sponsor. These visas are called Skilled Migration in Australia and Federal Skill Worker Program in Canada.
These visas are called Point Tested Visas. You get points for factors like:
- Age
- English proficiency
- Experience
- Education
- Other factors like study or work in these countries
We have developed a basic point test for you to play around with. (You can see if you qualify)
- We seize opportunities to innovate and grow
- We are one firm with a shared sense of purpose
- We care about each other and the world around us
These visas let you live and work in Australia or Canada respectively.
Some of these visas require you to have a sponsor (employer offering you a job) and some work without sponsorship.(No Job Offer is required).
We will discuss the visas which do not require a job Offer or a Sponsor. These visas are called Skilled Migration in Australia and Federal Skill worker program in Canada.
