THE PATHWAY GUIDE

A little clarity.
A better starting point.

Australia has more than one skilled migration route. Understanding the broad shape is useful. Knowing which one fits your circumstances takes an individual assessment.

General information. Not immigration advice. Your US status does not establish Australian eligibility. Check current official rules and seek advice from an independent OMARA-registered migration agent before making decisions.

TWO DIFFERENT STARTING POINTS

A role-led route.
A skills-led route.

01 / EMPLOYER-SPONSORED

It begins with an employer.

An Australian employer identifies a role and, where the programme allows, sponsors or nominates an eligible worker. The role, employer and applicant each have requirements to meet.

Examples include the temporary Skills in Demand visa and the permanent Employer Nomination Scheme. A job offer does not itself grant a visa or establish a permanent residence outcome.

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02 / POINTS-TESTED

It begins with your profile.

Some skilled routes use a points-based expression of interest through the government’s SkillSelect system. Factors include qualifications, experience, age and English language ability.

State or territory nomination may apply to particular routes. Meeting a minimum points threshold does not guarantee an invitation, and an invitation is not a visa grant.

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WHERE WE FIT

We focus on the
career connection.

Recruitment and immigration are connected decisions. They are separate services.

Our part: recruitment

Explore your experience and relocation priorities, consider suitable roles, and facilitate employer introductions when there is a relevant opportunity.

The employer’s part: hiring

The employer assesses role fit, makes hiring decisions and determines whether sponsorship is available for the role, subject to applicable requirements.

The agent’s part: immigration assistance

An independent OMARA-registered migration agent can assess visa options and assist with applications. Home Affairs makes visa decisions. No migration-agent partnership is represented in this preview.

BEFORE MAKING A MOVE

Good questions come first.

OCCUPATION & EXPERIENCE

What matches your actual work?

Job titles do not tell the whole story. Duties, qualifications, the relevant occupation rules and any skills assessment or professional registration requirements matter.

ROLE & HOUSEHOLD

What needs to work in real life?

Review the actual offer, current salary requirements, location, housing, schools and moving costs. Partner work rights and family eligibility need individual advice.

RULES & DECISIONS

What must be checked now?

Occupation lists, salary thresholds and visa settings may change. We deliberately avoid publishing a shortcut eligibility score or a promised timeline.

Two different expressions of interest. The interest form on this website is for recruitment only. It is not a government SkillSelect EOI, visa application, eligibility assessment or request for sponsorship.

GO TO THE SOURCE

Official information.
In your own time.

MoveToAU provides recruitment and relocation-matching services only. We do not provide visas, do not guarantee employment, sponsorship, visa grants, or permanent residence, and do not give immigration legal advice. Australian employers sponsor eligible roles where applicable. Immigration assistance is provided by independent OMARA-registered migration agents. Visa decisions are made by the Department of Home Affairs. Candidate registration is free — we never charge candidates for jobs or sponsorship. Information on this site is general only and may change; always verify against official sources.

Start with your career story.

Explore the free recruitment expression of interest. This preview lets you try the form with sample information.

Explore the free EOI