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Understand how Designated Area Migration Agreements may support regional employers and skilled workers.
A Designated Area Migration Agreement is a formal agreement between the Australian Government and a state, territory, or regional authority. DAMAs can provide access to more occupations than the standard skilled migration program and allow regions to respond to local labour market needs.
Fit & suitability
DAMA may be relevant where a regional employer needs skilled labour and the occupation or concession may be available under an applicable regional agreement.
DAMA is not a single visa by itself. It operates through designated regional agreements and employer endorsement or labour agreement processes.
Applicants must prepare evidence of skills, qualifications, experience, identity, English ability, and suitability for the nominated role.
Visawizer helps employers and applicants review whether a DAMA pathway may be relevant and what evidence may be required.
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