Australia Sets Age Limit for Skilled Worker Visa Applications

The Australian Government has announced a firm age limit for skilled workers seeking permanent residency through the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa, subclass 186, specifically under the Direct Entry stream. Applicants must be under 45 years old on the date they submit their application to qualify for this visa.
However, there are exemptions available for specific categories of applicants. The ENS visa is intended for skilled foreign workers who have received formal nominations from Australian employers.
Once granted, this visa allows holders to live and work in Australia permanently, making it a highly sought-after pathway to residency. The Direct Entry stream is particularly designed for workers who have not previously worked in Australia under a temporary sponsored visa, although they must still fulfill the skill, qualification, and nomination requirements set by the Australian immigration authority.
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