SponsorMap
Occupation · ANZSCO 342313 · Manufacturing

Can an Electronic Equipment Trades Worker be sponsored in Australia?

Yes — Electronic Equipment Trades Worker is on the Core Skills list

Approved employers can sponsor Electronic Equipment Trades Workers on a 482 visa. Here's the whole picture in four numbers.

Visa listCSOL ✓What this means →
Minimum salaryA$79,423Check an offer →
Skills assessed byTRAHow it works →
Sponsors in sector207See them →

From Electronic Equipment Trades Worker abroad to PR — the usual route

  1. Skills assessmentWith TRA
  2. Job offerFrom an approved sponsor
  3. 482 visaCore Skills stream
  4. PR via 186After 2 years with your sponsor

Who sponsors in Manufacturing?

Approved sponsors in the Electronic Equipment Trades Worker's sector. They sponsor in this sector, not necessarily Electronic Equipment Trades Workers right now.

207 approved sponsors in Manufacturing, the sector this occupation sits in (Department of Home Affairs data, FOI FA 25/01/01229).

What Electronic Equipment Trades Workers ask next

Is my salary offer high enough?

The salary has to be at least A$79,423 (Core Skills Income Threshold, for nominations from 1 July 2026) and in line with the market rate.

Check an offer on Key figures →

Do I need a skills assessment before I apply?

Most occupations need a positive skills assessment from this authority; where several apply, you generally choose one.

Skills assessment authority

Do I need a skills assessment? →See all assessing authorities →

How much experience do I need?

Usually at least 1 year of relevant work experience in the last 5 years. Your skills assessment authority may ask for more.

Visa thresholds, costs & timelines →

How do I ask an employer about sponsorship?

Apply to an open role and raise sponsorship early. The guide walks through finding and approaching approved sponsors.

Read the guide: how to find a visa sponsor →

What else do I need besides being on the list?

Being on the list is just the first step — you still need a sponsoring employer, salary above the threshold, a skills assessment, and English proficiency.

Visa: Skills in Demand (SID) (482) · Stream: Core Skills · PR pathway: Yes, via subclass 186

Core vs Specialist streams →The 2026 public register →

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Based on the Core Skills Occupation List and Department of Home Affairs data (FOI FA 25/01/01229, January 2025). Sponsor counts are by sector, not by occupation.

The occupation list is demand-led and can change. Always verify with the Department of Home Affairs or a registered migration agent (MARA).