EmmaR
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I completely agree. It was always even on a 457 visa a hard process but the option was there to consider something long term. I also can't see employers going through an even longer sponsorship application and approval to only have someone for 2 years max!
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Ah that's helpful thank you! Presumably as most people are saying all new 457 visa applications will be processed with the new two and four year options. I'm just struggling to get my head round with any occupation on the STSOL list any way you could stay longer! Also if 1 or 2 years on a 417 working holiday visa would count towards the 3 years now needed to apply for PR. But maybe it will become clearer in a few months!
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I was wondering this! What's happening between now and March 2018 if a business wants to sponsor you to stay!?
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Thanks for the link detailing the caveats! Sorry if this has already been asked but if you are on the new STSOL list is the only option now a 2 year visa? Or are 457 visa applications still applicable for the time being? I'm currently in Australia on a working holiday visa so was hoping for sponsorship at some point this year and trying to understand what the options are for staying longer! Would 1-2 years on a WHV count towards the 3 years now needed to apply for PR?
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Also anyone have any idea where you can find out what exactly the caveats are on the new list when marked with *** asterisks?
