Jobquest International

Every month over 5,000 men, women and children receive an Australian Visa and permanently migrate to Australia under the Skilled Migration Program, the Family/Partner Program or Special category entry. They go there to begin a new and prosperous life.

The shortage of skilled workers is affecting the country so the government is in favour of recruiting from abroad. There are shortages in many areas of the workplace, from doctors to carpenters and the only way to fill these shortages is by recruiting from abroad.

Let Jobquest help you in the process for migrating to Australia.

All immigration work is undertaken by professional trained lawyers, which are regulated by relevant governing bodies.
We will find the candidate suitable work placement.
Help assist in to settling in to a foreign country, e.g. finding suitable accommodation, currency exchange, removing furniture etc.

Visa benefits

This visa allows you and any dependent family members included in your visa application to live as permanent residents in Australia.

Australian permanent residents can:

live and work anywhere in Australia on a permanent basis
study in Australia at school or university
receive subsidized healthcare through Medicare and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)
access certain social security payments (subject to waiting periods)
be eligible for Australian citizenship (subject to the residency eligibility criteria)
sponsor people for permanent residence.

b) The following people may be included in your application:

your spouse
you or your spouse's dependent children
other dependent relatives living with you

Jobquest will assist you in finding employment in Australia once your visa has been granted.

Eligibility assessment will take 1 week.
Occupations assessments take anywhere from 1 or 4 months and is conducted by the relevant authority in Australia (based on the information you submit use our extensive checklists as guide) responsible for settings the standards for a specific occupation.
For most occupations where training is specific to the occupation: You must normally have a qualification, such as a degree or trade certificate, and experience which meets the relevant Australian standards and which is specifically related to your nominated occupation.
For more general professional occupations: You would generally hold a qualification equivalent to an Australian degree (but it need not be specifically related to your nominated occupation).
For other general skilled occupations: You would generally have a qualification equivalent to an Australian diploma or advanced diploma, but it need not be specifically related to your nominated occupation.

Skilled Migration Test Points

Please click here for program assessment

What occupations are currently in demand?

Migration Occupations in Demand (MODL)
Managers and Administrators	ASCO code
Child Care Coordinator	1295-11
Professionals	ASCO code
Accountant	2211-11
Anaesthetist	2312-11
Chemical Engineer	2129-17
Civil Engineer	2124-11
Computing Professional - specialising in CISSP	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in C++/C#/C	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in Java	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in J2EE	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in Network Security	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in Oracle	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in PeopleSoft	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in SAP	2231-79
Computing Professional - specialising in SIEBEL	2231-79
Dental Specialist	2381-13
Dentist	2381-11
Dermatologist	2312-13
Electrical Engineer	2125-11
Emergency Medicine Specialist	2312-15
General Medical Practitioner	2311-11
Hospital Pharmacist	2382-11
Mechanical Engineer	2126-11
Medical Diagnostic Radiographer	2391-11
Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum)	2127-11
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist	2312-17
Occupational Therapist	2383-11
Ophthalmologist	2312-19
Paediatrician	2312-21
Pathologist	2312-23
Petroleum Engineer	2127-13
Physiotherapist	2385-11
Podiatrist	2388-11
Psychiatrist	2312-27
Radiologist	2312-29
Registered Mental Health Nurse	2325-11
Registered Midwife	2324-11
Registered Nurse	2323-11
Retail Pharmacist	2382-15
Specialist Medical Practitioners (not elsewhere classified)	2312-79
Specialist Physician	2312-25
Speech Pathologist	2386-11
Sonographer	2391-17
Surgeon	2312-31
Surveyor	2123-13

Associate Professionals	ASCO Code
Chef (excluding Commis Chef)	3322-11 (part)

Trades Persons	ASCO codes
Automotive Electrician	4212-11
Baker	4512-11
Boat Builder and Repairer	4981-13
Bricklayer	4414-11
Cabinetmaker	4922-11
Carpenter	4411-13
Carpenter and Joiner	4411-11
Cook	4513-11
Drainer	4431-15
Electrical Powerline Tradesperson	4313-11
Electrician (Special Class)	4311-13
Electronic Equipment Tradesperson	4315-11
Fibrous Plasterer	4412-11
Fitter	4112-11
Floor Finisher	4423-11
Furniture Upholsterer	4942-11
Gasfitter	4431-13
General Electrician	4311-11
General Electronic Instrument-Tradesperson	4314-11
General Plumber	4431-11
Hairdresser	4931-11
Joiner	4411-15
Lift Mechanic	4311-15
Mechanical Services and Air-conditioning Plumber	4431-19
Metal Fabricator (Boilermaker)	4122-11
Metal Machinist (First Class)	4112-13
Motor Mechanic	4211-11
Panel Beater	4213-11
Pastry Cook	4512-13
Pressure Welder	4122-13
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanic	4312-11
Roof Plumber	4431-17
Roof Slater and Tiler	4413-11
Solid Plasterer	4415-11
Sheetmetal Worker (First Class)	4124-11
Stonemason	4416-13
Toolmaker	4113-11
Vehicle Body Maker	4215-11
Vehicle Painter	4214-11
Wall and Floor Tiler	4416-11
Welder (First Class)	4122-15

More information about occupations in demand in Australia is available from the Australia Government Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs.