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We hear from thousands of Americans each week who want to move abroad, and Australia is one of the choices that can be difficult to move to without a job sponsor.

Thanks to its kind citizens and progressive social government, aspiring U.S. emigrants continually ask us how they can move to Oz themselves.

Thanks to a recent contribution from a contact in our Expatsi Network, we have discovered Australia’s skilled migration program, their outreach site that you can begin searching now. On top of their skilled occupation lists, you’ll also find info about other listings like their national innovation visa program. Best of luck in finding your next expat work opportunity!

Australia goes on to provide its skilled occupation list. Here’s a brief description of the different skilled visa types available there:

  • Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS): This lets skilled workers, who are nominated by their employer, live and work in Australia permanently.
  • Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS): 

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Brett Andrews

Brett Andrews is an expat influencer and co-founder of Expatsi, a company that has helped thousands of expats on their journey of moving abroad. Brett and his partner Jen developed the Expatsi Test to recommend countries to move to, based on factors like budget, visa type, spoken languages, healthcare rankings, and more. In a former life, he worked as a software developer, IT support specialist, and college educator. When he's not working, Brett loves exploring new countries, reading unusual books, and pondering the wisdom of The Big Lebowski.

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