The Department for Innovation and Skills in conjunction with Regional Development Australia, Murraylands & Riverland, will be hosting a Skilled Migration for South Australian employers business event in Berri on Wednesday 23 October.

You are invited to learn about South Australia’s skilled migration programs; including the state’s new Designated Area Migration Agreements (DAMAs), and how these programs can support businesses who have been experiencing skills and labour shortages.

Attendees will also hear from government officials who will outline the various migration programs and services available and the new skilled regional visas being introduced.

You will learn more about:

• benefits of employing skilled migrants
• sponsoring skilled workers to move to South Australia
• the conditions applicable to provisional and permanent Skilled Regional visa holders
• concessions available to help employers attract the right skilled workers
• how to apply for a SA Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA)
• where to get help if you need it.

If you have any queries please contact Analise Gates agates@rdamr.com.au

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On Wednesday 23 October 2019, the Australia China Business Council (SA) and Immigration SA will again be showcasing the best South Australia has to offer to prequalified business migrants in a regional trade fair to be hosted in Murray Bridge’s impressive new venue – the Bridges Event Centre at Gifford Hill Racing Club.

This event will bring together export-ready South Australian businesses and prequalified business migrants who are required to meet predetermined levels of trade and/or investment to meet their visa requirements. In general each participating business migrant is required to export a minimum of $600,000 of South Australian product in order to meet their current visa obligations.

Sean Keenihan, ACBC National Vice President predicted at the December 2017 State of the State event that South Australia was set to see $4 billion increase in economic revenue over the next 3 years from the SA-China relationship, and that a large portion of that figure would come from the growing number of business migrants looking to South Australia for opportunity.

ACBC is working to ensure that South Australian businesses are prepared and best positioned to grab their share of that $4 billion.

In October, Immigration SA, the ACBC and the RDA will work together to draw focus to export ready businesses in the Murraylands and Riverland region.

CLICK HERE to download the Event Flyer