Guide for Employers to become Standard Business Sponsors to Employ and Sponsor Overseas Workers

Описание: Sponsoring overseas workers can be a great way to fill skill shortages in your business, but it requires becoming a Standard Business Sponsor. In this video, we'll walk you through the steps of becoming a Standard Business Sponsor in Australia and sponsoring overseas workers to work in your business.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro/Overview
01:18 About SBS
02:01 Requirements
06:15 Documents
09:04 Summary of the process
10:42 Outro

Check out my previous videos on employer-sponsored visas here:
Get sponsored to Live and Work in Australia! Temporary Skilled Shortage 482 Visa!:    • Get sponsored to Live and Work in Australi...  
Major Changes 457 and 482 visa holders with occupations on the short term occupation list:    • Major Changes 457 and 482 visa holders wit...  

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The Department of Home Affairs’ requirements for the various visas can be found at
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas....


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