457 Visa Sponsorship –Cooks & Chefs
457 Visa Sponsorship –Cooks & Chefs:
Requirements:
• Minimum of 5 years of post-qualification experience
• Proof of formal qualifications in commercial cookery
• High level of communication skills (IELTS of overall 5.0 or similar)
• Stable background and good progression throughout your career
• A good attitude and the desire to live and work in Australia on a permanent basis
What’s on Offer:
• Guaranteed a minimum of AUD $54,000 per annum
• An additional 9.5% of your salary paid in to a superannuation fund
• A good work life balance and enjoy the Australian way of life
You will be responsible for the cost of your work visa and relocation cost to place of work in Australia.
Submit your resume to: info@renumigrationservices.com / jobs@renumigrationservices.com
How long will the process take?
- http://www.aat.gov.au/migration-and-refugee-division/steps-in-a-review/how-long-will-the-process-takeThe time taken by the Migration and Refugee division to make a Decision
The time taken by the Migration and Refugee division to make a decision on your case will depend on a range of factors including:
- the type of case
- when your case is given to a division Member to conduct the review.
Migration Regulations 1994 - Eligible Education Providers and Educational Business Partners 2016 - IMMI 16/003
- https://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2016L00057Engineering Occupations For General Skilled Migration
Engineers
- Engineering Manager
- Production Manager (Mining)
- Chemical Engineer
- Materials Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Geotechnical Engineer
- Quantity Surveyor
- Structural Engineer
- Transport Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Electronics Engineer
- Industrial Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Production or Plant Engineer
- Mining Engineer (Excluding Petroleum)
- Petroleum Engineer
- Aeronautical Engineer
- Agricultural Engineer
- Biomedical Engineer
- Engineering Technologist
- Environmental Engineer
- Naval Architect
- Civil Engineering Draftsperson
- Civil Engineering Technician
- Electrical Engineering Draftsperson
- Electrical Engineering Technician
- Telecommunications Field Engineer
- Telecommunications Network Planner
- Telecommunications Technical Officer or Technologist
Forward your resume:
info@renumigrationservices.
English Language Testing for 457 Visas
English Language Testing for 457 Visas
The English language requirements for the 457 visa were changed effective 18 April 2015. From this date, an average band score for most of the tests is required, as well as a minimum band score in each component. Previously, a higher minimum score in each band was required.
The required scores for each English test are as follows:
- IELTS – International English Language Testing System: overall average score of 5, with a minimum score of at least 4.5 in each band; or
- OET – Occupational English Test: this is a test for medical and allied health professionals. A “B pass” is required for all 4 components of the OET; or
- TOEFL iBT: total band score of 36, with at least 3 in Listening and Reading and at least 12 in Speaking and Writing; or
- PTE Pearson Test of English (Academic): Average band score of 36, with minimum of 30 in each band; or
- CAE Cambridge English: Advanced: Average band score of 154, with minimum of 147 in each band.
Summary of change for January 2016
- https://www.border.gov.au/about/corporate/information/forms/changes/summary-of-changesCertain non-citizens whose applications refused in Australia (Act, s 48)
MIGRATION REGULATIONS 1994 – REG 2.12
Certain non-citizens whose applications refused in Australia (Act, s 48)
(1) For section 48 of the Act the following classes of visas are prescribed:
(a) Partner (Temporary) (Class UK);
(b) Partner (Residence) (Class BS);
(c) protection visas;
(ca) Medical Treatment (Visitor) (Class UB);
(e) Territorial Asylum (Residence) (Class BE);
(f) Border (Temporary) (Class TA);
(g) Special Category (Temporary) (Class TY);
(h) Bridging A (Class WA);
(j) Bridging B (Class WB);
(k) Bridging C (Class WC);
(l) Bridging D (Class WD);
(m) Bridging E (Class WE);
(ma) Bridging F (Class WF);
(mb) Bridging R (Class WR);
(o) Resolution of Status (Class CD);
(p) Child (Residence) (Class BT).
Note: Section 48 of the Act limits further applications by a person whose visa has been cancelled, or whose application for a visa has been refused.