Waleed Gamal

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilled-workers/_pdf/pes-faq.pdf What is the permanent employer sponsored visa program? The permanent employer sponsored visa program currently consists of the following: the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) permanent Labour Agreements. These visas allow employers to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residence to fill genuine vacancies in their business. 13BThe permanent employer sponsored program is the fastest growing component of the Skill Stream of the Migration Program. In terms of employment and economic outcomes it is one of the best performing visa categories – 96 per cent of migrants who were granted an ENS visa work full time and earn a median income of AUD77 000 per annum. i guess with all said and done , your stars have to aligned in order for this to work

check that out : http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilled-workers/_pdf/pes-faq.pdf 1. What is the permanent employer sponsored visa program? The permanent employer sponsored visa program currently consists of the following:  127Bthe Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS)  128Bthe Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS)  129Bpermanent Labour Agreements. 130BThese visas allow employers to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residence to fill genuine vacancies in their business. The permanent employer sponsored program is the fastest growing component of the Skill Stream of the Migration Program. In terms of employment and economic outcomes it is one of the best performing visa categories – 96 per cent of migrants who were granted an ENS visa work full time and earn a median income of AUD77 000 per annum.

As part of the EOI process, you will be asked to select the skilled visa(s) you are interested in submitting an EOI for. You can express interest in one or more visa(s).If you choose to be considered for a state or territory or employer sponsored visa, you are agreeing to allow state or territory governments and/or employers to access your details in SkillSelect.Employers are not able to view any identifying information such as your name, date of birth, gender, or nationality. Employers can only access information that will help them to consider you for employment; this could include your occupation, your work experience, and your level of English ability.If you express interest for only the independent or family sponsored visas, the information recorded in your EOI will only be available to the department

this from skill select FAQs page: [h=3]

i'm Database Administrator-262111, i read somewhere that Employer are using the skill-select database to choose candidate some time , but i'm not sure u guys knows better

Hi / i just submitted my EOI successfully under visa type Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186) (Permanent) and Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme, does anyone know if i have any chances of getting contacted by any employer, and how big is that chance? anyone has any idea? Thanks and Regards

anybody ??? Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) visa type will allow you to have a job once u land there or there are other types that u can do that?

so only Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) visa type will allow you to have a job once u land there or there are other types that u can do that?

ok thanks

Hi / sorry i'm new to all of this and o'm doing it all by myself, i was wondering if i applied my EOI for Skilled - Nominated (Subclass 190) (Permanent) or Skilled - Regional (Subclass 489) (Provisional) - State and Territory Nominated visa type and got nominated and everything went ok, does that means that i got a job there waiting for me there ? or it means i only got a visa and i have to land there and start looking for a job ? Thanks and regards