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January 18, 2011 – A recent report shows 60% jump in Ireland-Australia visa application for permanent Australian working visas. The number of 12 month Australian working holiday Australia visa applications made has shown significant decrease however the figures speak for themselves as more and more people are finding it tougher to get employment in this country. But still, many believe that this will be the state of play for years to come.

It is believed that the best option is to gain quality work experience in Australia and other countries with a view to returning home when things pick up. But it is indeed mandatory that one must possess a working visa for Australia to get the job they dream for.

More than 35,000 job vacancies are estimated in Australia that needs overseas skilled workers to fill in. There were single people who were looking to enjoy their time in Australia in the past. And just recently, visa specialists said that inquiries are coming mostly from families. Most of the inquiries they get are about schools and first time buyers’ grants. Occupation related application also showed a vast change of the past two years.
The vast majority working Australia visa applicants were in construction relation occupations but this has spread to other sectors. Now, applicants are more likely to be high skilled such as accountants, teachers, nurses, accountants and IT professionals.
The new entry rules implemented have created more pressure to many people in applying quickly for a work visa Australian. One of its requirements is to prove employment for 12 months out of the past two years which can be difficult for those who experience long-term unemployment.

Applicants who have experienced long-term unemployment have started considering an Australian employer-sponsored visa as an alternative or looking to other countries such as Canada or New Zealand.
There have been arrival centres that have been set up in Sydney to assist people when they first land in Australia. They offer services and advice on employment, accommodation and administrative tasks.
Due to demand, VisaFirst.com has set up an arrival centre in Sydney to assist people when they first land, offering services and advice on employment, accommodation and administrative tasks.

Source:
insideireland.ie