RSMS visa

[Guest garlic--bread]

Hi all, I'm seeing a few posts about these visas (which is the route I'll be taking) I'm a shift manager (team leader) for a large medical supply company here in the UK (for the last 10 yrs) and I'm just wondering what positions other people have been sponsored for. Any answers will be welcomed

[Guest WhatNow?]

Whatever positions people have been sponsored for in the past won't necessarily help you as new applications will depend on the occupation being on the current 'Wanted List'. You will have to go to the DIAC site and then check out the Immi SA site to get the new list. DIAC list is out but the ImmiSA is still 'interim' as far as I know.

[Guest garlic--bread]

Hi, the post wasn't designed to help me, as I have already been contacted regarding state sponsorship. I was just curious as to what kind of jobs people had actually been sponsored for thats all, thanks for the reply though

[Sears Family]

Information Security Consultant.

 

NB: you do not have to be on the 'wanted' list for this one.

You and your employer have to prove that your skill is needed by them and they cannot (or have not been successful) in recruiting locally.

[Guest mumsy]

Hi all, I'm seeing a few posts about these visas (which is the route I'll be taking) I'm a shift manager (team leader) for a large medical supply company here in the UK (for the last 10 yrs) and I'm just wondering what positions other people have been sponsored for. Any answers will be welcomed

 

 

 

Hi there

My OH got it as a gas fitter! well i say got it we are still waiting at the mo.

 

Amy

[Guest garlic--bread]

My brother in law came over as a plumber, but there are some who've got to Adelaide and completely changed their careers!

[Guest garlic--bread]

I have already had a chat with a migration agent who explained to me that some peoples RSMS visas can take weeks, some months depending on the employer, position etc. so in addition to my original post how long has it took some of you applying via the RSMS visa route to actually get to Adelaide/South Australia ?

[Sears Family]

5 months

[Guest garlic--bread]

Hi the guy I spoke to, Cameron Russell from ThinkingAustralia said on average it takes about 5 months, though can be sooner so hopefully I'll be tying up some loose ends here first then crack on

[Sears Family]

Great, good luck! Sometimes can be quicker if your employer has already sponsored so it misses a step!

[Guest caoimhe]

About 3 months for us and that was with extra info being required that we had to get from the NI courts. We did send in Meds and Police checks with the appication and although it was an Offshore Visa we were living in Adelaide at the time

[Guest garlic--bread]

Wow..3 months, bet that was a bit hectic. What was the position that was applied for?