Visa & Migration Support

International hires who start on time and stay compliant

Employer-sponsored visa guidance that keeps the paperwork moving so a great candidate doesn't fall through on a preventable delay.

Sponsoring an overseas hire for the first time can be daunting, and a missed step in the nomination process is one of the most common reasons a start date slips. We coordinate the sponsorship pathway alongside your recruitment or in-house team, working with registered migration agents where formal advice is required, so the process moves in the right order.

How We Work

Coordinated support from nomination to start date

Where we typically add the most value.

01 — Assess

Sponsorship Pathway Assessment

We assess which sponsorship and nomination pathway fits the role and the candidate's circumstances before anything is lodged.

02 — Prepare

Document Preparation Support

Guidance on what's required and in what order, reducing back-and-forth once an application is underway.

03 — Track

Application Tracking

We track progress against the Department's processing timeframes and flag anything that needs attention early.

04 — Coordinate

Registered Agent Coordination

For formal migration advice, we coordinate directly with a registered migration agent on your behalf.

05 — Arrive

Relocation & Start-Date Planning

Practical planning around arrival, onboarding and settling in, aligned with the agreed start date.

In More Detail

Where this service applies

01

Employer Sponsorship

Support for businesses sponsoring their first overseas hire, or scaling an existing sponsorship program.

  • Standard Business Sponsorship
  • Nomination applications
  • Sponsorship obligations briefing
  • Renewal planning
02

Relocation Support

Practical help so a candidate's move is straightforward, not just their paperwork.

  • Onboarding logistics
  • Settling-in assistance
  • Family visa coordination
  • Local orientation support

Sponsoring an overseas hire?

Talk to us before you lodge anything — early planning avoids most of the common delays.