Registered Migration Australia
The subclass 489 visa is for skilled workers and their families to live, work and study in specified regional areas in Australia for four years.
There are two pathways for this visa:
For family members who are included in your visa application (in either visa pathways), they must be a family member of someone who already holds this visa (subclass 489) or a provisional visa in subclass 475, 487, 495 or 496.
This visa allows you and your family to:
This visa provides a pathway to permanent residence through the Skilled-Regional (Residence) visa (subclass 887).
Invited Pathway
You might be eligible to apply for this visa if invited, you must also have:
Extended Stay Pathway
You can also apply for this visa if you hold a provisional visa in subclass 496, 495, 487 or 475
You can sponsor an eligible relative for this visa if:
The relative or the relative's partner you want to sponsor must be your:
The Queensland Skilled Occupation Lists (QSOL) reflects the current 2017 labour demand for positions available throughout Queensland for the Skilled Regional (Provisional) Subclass 489
The South Australia State Nominated Occupations 2017 of State Nominated Occupations are divided into two separate lists; the State Nominated Occupation List and the Supplementary Skilled List.
The Tasmania State Migration Program (SMP) 2017
Please feel free to contact us for a consultation so that we can better assess and service your Skilled Regional (Provisional) Subclass 489 Visa migration needs.
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