482 Visa Approval for Finance Broker
We are thrilled to share a remarkable success story involving a Finance Broker who received their 482 visa approval just six days after the nomination was approved. This rapid processing underscores the Department of Home Affairs’ growing preference for employer-sponsored visas, highlighting a clear shift towards emphasising work experience and employer sponsorship. This trend is evident in the budget allocations and migration quotas for 2024-25, which prioritise skilled workers sponsored by Australian employers.
Tony, a Senior Lawyer at Kris Ahn Lawyers, shares this insightful case study on immigration challenges and solutions.
Timeline
- 4 April 2024: 482 nomination submitted
- 18 May 2024: Nomination approved
- 24 May 2024: 482 visa granted
Nominated Occupation:
The applicant was nominated for the role of Finance Broker by a well-established brokerage company.
Applicant’s Situation:
The applicant, a seasoned finance broker with extensive experience in the industry, had previously faced a challenging situation, including an onshore visa refusal. While the refusal was under appeal, the opportunity for a 482 visa nomination arose. Understanding the urgency and the potential benefits, the applicant secured the nomination and left the country to apply for the 482 visa from offshore. The outcome was extraordinary: just 6 days after the nomination approval, the 482 visa was granted.
Key Factors Contributing to Success
- Strong Employer Sponsorship: The brokerage company provided robust support and clear documentation, demonstrating the genuine need for the Finance Broker’s skills.
- Comprehensive Application Preparation: Our team meticulously prepared the nomination and visa application, ensuring all required documents and evidence were in place.
- Timely Submission: The prompt submission of the nomination and subsequent visa application played a crucial role in the swift processing.
- Experience and Skills of the Applicant: The applicant’s extensive work experience and qualifications as a Finance Broker aligned well with the Department’s priorities, facilitating a smoother approval process.
Outcome
The Department of Home Affairs approved the 482 visa just six days after the nomination, showcasing the effectiveness of a well-prepared and supported application. This case highlights the importance of aligning with current migration policies and the benefits of strong employer sponsorship.
This success story exemplifies our commitment to providing efficient and effective visa application services, ensuring our clients achieve timely and favourable outcomes. We are dedicated to helping skilled professionals navigate the complexities of the visa process and secure their future in Australia.
482 Nomination Approval and Grant Letter
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