States often have these requirements to make sure you will actually move to their state, not simply use them as a pathway for a visa but living elsewhere. If you can't demonstrate that your employer has a presence in the state that would require you to live/work there, they may not be willing to sponsor you. Perhaps speak with a migration agent to see how they would suggest you proceed.
Visa 190 with job offer
I'm being offered a remote (work from home) software engineering job in AU & employer is allowing me to work from anywhere in AU.
I quickly read job offer can be used in 2 states
1. Victoria (direct application)
2. Tasmania (job offer route)
However, Victoria seems to take 12 weeks & Tasmania only 20days but they do require employer with presence in Tasmania. This employer is a US company without any physical office in Australia, and have only a handful of employees scattered over AU.
Anyone can shed some light/advice pls ? On what's the best approach to secure a visa quickly ?
Thanks for all advice.
I quickly read job offer can be used in 2 states
1. Victoria (direct application)
2. Tasmania (job offer route)
However, Victoria seems to take 12 weeks & Tasmania only 20days but they do require employer with presence in Tasmania. This employer is a US company without any physical office in Australia, and have only a handful of employees scattered over AU.
Anyone can shed some light/advice pls ? On what's the best approach to secure a visa quickly ?
Thanks for all advice.
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