The 3 Pillars of Employer Sponsorship
Sponsorship Approval (SBS)
The Australian enterprise applies to become an approved Standard Business Sponsor, demonstrating lawful operation, financial viability, and workplace law compliance. Valid for 5 years.
Position Nomination
The employer nominates a specific role on the eligible occupation list, proving genuine need, market salary compliance (AMSR), and completion of statutory Labour Market Testing (LMT).
Visa Application
The candidate submits identity, qualifications, relevant employment experience (minimum 1–2 years), English test results, and health/character clearance for grant approval.
Key Employer Sponsored Subclasses
Skills in Demand (SID Subclass 482)
Replaces the TSS 482 visa under Australia's Migration Strategy. Allows employers to sponsor talent for up to 4 years across Core Skills, Specialist Skills, and Labour Agreement streams with guaranteed PR pathway after 2 years.
Explore Subclass 482 →Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186)
Direct permanent residency for qualified professionals. Available via Direct Entry stream (with full skills assessment & 3 years experience) or Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream after 2 years on a 482 visa.
Explore Subclass 186 →Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Subclass 494)
Enables regional Australian employers to sponsor skilled talent across hundreds of occupations not open to metropolitan sponsorship. Offers a 5-year provisional visa with transition to Subclass 191 permanent residency after 3 years.
Explore Subclass 494 →Why Businesses Partner with Bay Migration Solution
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Audit-Proof LMT Compliance: Guidance on valid advertising platforms, exact dates, and salary parity documentation to prevent nomination rejections under strict DHA guidelines.
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AMSR & TSMIT Adherence: Legal salary benchmarking against fair work modern awards and enterprise agreements to satisfy the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold ($73,150+).
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Fast-Track Decision-Ready Filings: Streamlined corporate packages minimizing back-and-forth delays with case officers.