Financial documentation for Australian work visas from Sri Lanka — employer-sponsored 482 and 186, and the settlement funds most states require for 190 and 491 nomination.
ඔබගේ වීසා අයදුම්පත සඳහා අවශ්ය මූල්ය ලියකියවිලි සියල්ල, වේගවත්, විශ්වාසදායක සහ දිවයිනේ අවම අයකිරීම් සමග සකසා ගැනීමට අදම අප හා සම්බන්ධ වන්න.
Skilled & Employer-Sponsored Work Visas
Australian work visas split into two groups with very different financial evidence. Employer-sponsored visas (Subclass 482 Skilled in Demand, Subclass 186 ENS) carry no personal maintenance threshold — your sponsoring employer takes on that obligation. Points-tested visas that need state or territory nomination (Subclass 190 and Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional) are different: most states ask you to evidence settlement funds before they will nominate you, and that is where documentation usually decides the outcome.
There is no single Commonwealth figure. Settlement funds for 190 and 491 nomination are set by the nominating state or territory, differ between them, and are revised each program year — so the correct amount depends on which state you apply to and when. We confirm the current published requirement for your nominating state before preparing anything. Employer-sponsored 482 and 186 applications generally need no personal funds evidence, though showing stable savings still helps at the visa stage.
We prepare 3–6 months of bank statements, fixed deposit certificates, source of funds letters and sponsorship documentation, sized to your nominating state's current settlement-funds figure. Processing typically takes 24–48 hours.
Complete financial documentation tailored to Australia skilled & employer-sponsored work visas requirements
Verified bank balances and fixed deposits formatted for Australia skilled & employer-sponsored work visas applications.
Professional source of funds documentation accepted by Australia visa authorities for skilled & employer-sponsored work visas applications.
Complete sponsorship packages for Australia skilled & employer-sponsored work visas — bank statements, SOF letters, and support declarations.
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Common questions about show money for Australia skilled & employer-sponsored work visas
Usually not as a formal threshold — the sponsoring employer carries the obligation for Subclass 482 and 186. Evidence of stable savings still strengthens the application, and we prepare it where it helps.
It is set by each state or territory rather than nationally, and it changes between program years. We check the current published figure for your nominating state and prepare documentation to that amount — we will not quote you a number that may already be out of date.
Yes. Fixed deposit certificates from a Central Bank-licensed Sri Lankan bank are widely accepted, usually alongside 3–6 months of statements showing the funds were accumulated legitimately rather than deposited just before applying.
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