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A DAMA provides access to:
Employers under a DAMA can sponsor workers for Skills in Demand visa (subclass 482), Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (subclass 494), and Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186) visas.
There are currently 13 DAMAs in place across Australia, including the following.
Each DAMA is tailored to the specific needs of its region, meaning eligibility, occupations, and concessions vary.
There are currently 13 DAMAs in place across Australia, including the following.
Each DAMA is tailored to the specific needs of its region, meaning eligibility, occupations, and concessions vary.
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You must first obtain endorsement from the local Designated Area Representative (DAR), such as a state, territory, regional authority, or the chamber of commerce or council.
Submit a detailed application to the Department of Home Affairs showing genuine labour shortages and business viability.
Once the DAMA agreement is in place, nominate overseas workers through the 482, 494, or 186 visa programs.
Throughout the process, businesses must provide strong evidence of their operations, recruitment efforts, and commitment to training Australians.


With experienced guidance, regional businesses can access skilled overseas workers through DAMAs. Contact Australian Migration Lawyers to learn how we can assist you through the process.

Applying for a visa to Australia can be complex. With help from an Australian Migration Lawyer, we can untangle this complexity, and help you apply for the right visa.
Organise a consultation time to speak with one of our lawyers. You can meet with us in person, via Zoom or telephone. Following this, we will send you paperwork that confirms our engagement to represent you.
We will prepare written submissions in support of your visa application. This will be based on your individual circumstances, and supported by evidence where appropriate.
We submit your application to the relevant body (Department of Home Affairs, courts or tribunal). We will continue to update you concerning the status of your application.
We will keep you informed about your application, and notify you of the outcome. If you receive an unfavourable outcome and we can reapply, we will!

We offer professional migration advice and support, no matter where you are based. Those located in Australia have the choice of meeting with us at one of our offices or online, and for those offshore, we are available to you online.








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