887 Visa

The Subclass 887 visa, also known as the Skilled Regional visa, is a pathway to permanent residency in Australia for individuals who have lived and worked in specified regional areas of the country. This visa is intended for individuals who have previously held a designated provisional visa, such as the Subclass 489, Subclass 491, or Subclass 494 visa, and have met specific residency and employment requirements. To be eligible for the Subclass 887 visa, applicants must meet the following criteria: 1. Residency Requirement: Applicants must have lived in a designated regional area of Australia for a specified period while holding a designated provisional visa. The exact residency requirement varies depending on the type of provisional visa held. 2. Employment Requirement: Applicants must have worked full-time in a designated regional area for a specified period while holding a designated provisional visa. The exact employment requirement also varies depending on the type of provisional visa held. 3. Character and Health Requirements: Applicants must meet the character and health requirements specified by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. 4. Compliance with Visa Conditions: Applicants must have complied with all the conditions of their provisional visa, including any work, study, or residency requirements. Aggrawal Immigration offers expert assistance to individuals seeking to apply for the Subclass 887 visa. Our experienced team can provide guidance on eligibility criteria, assist in gathering the necessary documentation, and navigate the application process to ensure a smooth and successful outcome. By obtaining a Subclass 887 visa, applicants can enjoy the benefits of permanent residency in Australia, including access to government services, the ability to live and work anywhere in the country, and eligibility for Australian citizenship after meeting certain criteria. Contact Aggrawal Immigration today to learn more about the Subclass 887 visa and how we can assist you in achieving permanent residency in Australia.