Industry
Construction

Keep Your Construction Project On Track

Expert visa solutions for Construction Project Managers, Engineers, and skilled trades (Electricians, Carpenters, Plumbers, etc). Don't let skill shortages delay your build.

Industry Pain Points

When Skill Shortages Mean Project Delays

In construction, deadlines are non-negotiable. You're managing:

  • Tight timelines
  • Fixed contracts
  • Complex supply chains

A missing Project Manager or shortage of licensed trades can stall your site. A labour gap isn't just inconvenient—it costs time, penalties, and reputation.

Trade Skills Assessment (TRA/VETASSESS)

Expert handling of complex trade assessments.

State Licensing Guidance

Clear steps for mandatory licences (e.g., Electrician's Licence).

Visa Project Management (482, 186, 494)

Full sponsorship-to-visa handling for professionals & trades.

Labour Agreements & DAMAs

Negotiations for infrastructure or regional workforce concessions.

Success Stories

The Right Visa Strategy for Your Project

  • 482 / 186 / 494 Visas

    Main pathways for Engineers, PMs, and trades (Carpenters, Plumbers).

  • DAMA

    Critical for regional projects—broader occupation access and concessions on salary or English.

  • Labour Agreements

    For large infrastructure projects needing bulk or specialist roles.

Professionals:

  • Construction Project Manager
  • Architect
  • Civil Engineer
  • Structural Engineer
  • Geotechnical Engineer
  • Quantity Surveyor

Skilled Trades:

  • Electrician (General & Special Class)
  • Carpenter / Carpenter & Joiner
  • Plumber (General)
  • Welder (First Class)
  • Fitter (General)
  • Airconditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic
  • Bricklayer
  • Painting Trades Worker

Proven Success in the Construction Sector

We assisted a major developer with a large-scale commercial build, securing 482 visas for 3 Civil Engineers from Singapore and 15 Carpenters from Ireland. We managed Engineers Australia and TRA assessments—entire team on-site within 6 months.

Proven Success in the Construction Sector

We assisted a major developer with a large-scale commercial build, securing 482 visas for 3 Civil Engineers from Singapore and 15 Carpenters from Ireland. We managed Engineers Australia and TRA assessments—entire team on-site within 6 months.

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Proven Success in the Construction Sector

We assisted a major developer with a large-scale commercial build, securing 482 visas for 3 Civil Engineers from Singapore and 15 Carpenters from Ireland. We managed Engineers Australia and TRA assessments—entire team on-site within 6 months.

How does my overseas carpenter get a TRA assessment?

We guide them through the Migration Skills Assessment with TRA—collecting evidence of qualifications and 3+ years' experience for high-quality submissions.

Does a 482 visa give my electrician a licence?

No. The visa allows work rights only; they must apply for a state electrical licence (e.g., Fair Trading NSW) after arrival.

Are there PR pathways for trades like plumbers or carpenters?

Yes. Most key trades (Carpenter, Plumber, Electrician) are on the MLTSSL, providing a clear PR route via 186 after 2–3 years.

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