Allied Health & Medical Experts
Welcome to Unite Migration – Your Trusted Partner in Allied Health & Medical Migration
At Unite Migration, we specialise in providing tailored migration solutions for the Allied Health sector. Our goal is to support healthcare organisations and professionals in navigating Australian migration law, helping to bring exceptional talent to Australia’s healthcare system. Whether through the Skills in Demand (Subclass 482) visa, Employer Nomination Scheme (Subclass 186), or Training (Subclass 407) visa, we make the process seamless and successful.
Visa Pathways
Skills in Demand (SiD) 482 Visa
For qualified allied health professionals with a relevant qualification and at least one year of experience.
Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) 186 Visa
- Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) Stream: For workers on a 457 or 482 visa with at least two years of sponsored employment whilst holding this visa.
- Direct Entry (DE) Stream: For skilled workers meeting eligibility criteria without prior employment in Australia.
We streamline the process to help applicants secure permanent residency efficiently.
Training (407) Visa
This visa allows organisations to sponsor applicants for occupational training to enhance their skills for up to two years. It’s an excellent option for limited registration practitioners who do not yet meet the experience requirements for the SID visa scheme.
Allied Health & Medical Occupations
Therapists & Rehabilitation
- Physiotherapists: Experts in movement and physical therapy, helping patients recover from injury, surgery, or manage chronic conditions.
- Occupational Therapists: Specialists who assist people in developing, recovering, or maintaining daily living and work skills.
- Speech Pathologists: Professionals who diagnose and treat communication and swallowing disorders.
- Podiatrists: Specialists in foot, ankle, and lower limb health.
Mental Health & Social Care
- Social Workers: Professionals who provide support and resources to individuals and families to improve their well-being.
- Psychologists & Psychotherapists: Specialists in mental health, providing therapy and support for various psychological issues.
- Counsellors: Professionals who provide guidance and support for personal, social, or psychological challenges.
- Community Health Workers: Professionals who work in communities to provide health education, support, and access to healthcare services.
Medical
- Doctors: Medical professionals who diagnose and treat illnesses, manage patient care, and promote health and wellness.
- Nurses: Healthcare providers who care for patients, administer medications, and collaborate with doctors to ensure comprehensive patient care.
- Carers: Support workers who assist individuals with daily activities, providing essential care and improving their quality of life. This is largely through Labour Agreement and DAMA schemes.
