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Crystal Migration
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Crystal Migration is an Australian immigration law firm that specialises in providing corporate migration services to small and medium sized businesses.
Our corporate migration offering focuses on simplifying the sponsorship process for Australian employers, helping them manage skilled sponsorship visas and ensuring compliance with immigration regulations.
Crystal Migration has extensive expertise in employer-sponsored visa types including the Skills in Demand Visa (Subclass 482), Labour Agreements, Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186), Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Visa (Subclass 494), Training Visa (Subclass 407) and Short Stay & Temporary Activity Visas (Subclass 400/408).
Crystal Migration's services also include sponsorship audits, compliance reviews, visa cancellation advice, health and character waivers and global mobility planning for workforce management.
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Level 45, 680 George StreetCBD
NSW
2000
Australia
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If your business is sponsoring overseas workers under Australia’s employer-sponsored visa program, you must take care to provide accurate and truthful information in every nomination. A recent case in ...
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If you’re a business that wants to sponsor someone for a work visa in Australia, you must show that your business is financially viable. But what does that actually mean? Financial viability means tha ...
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What is Financial Viability in Sponsorship? When a business wants to sponsor a worker on a visa like the 482 or 186, one of the key requirements is that the business must be financially viable. In sim ...
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One of the most common questions employers face when sponsoring staff under Subclass 186 Direct Entry stream is whether the required three years of work experience must be post-qualification. The answ ...
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The 2025 Occupation Shortage List (OSL) has just been released. This list shows which jobs across Australia are hardest to fill and where employers continue to struggle to find skilled workers. It’s a ...
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has introduced a new Vulnerability Framework to strengthen its commitment to supporting people who experience vulnerability in their interactions with the tax syst ...
