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Home > Legislation > Federal > Analysis > From 457 visas to 482s: 25 more hurdles to jump?

From 457 visas to 482s: 25 more hurdles to jump?

By Mike Toten on 26 March 2018

This month sees the controversial but widely-used 457 visa system for recruiting employees from overseas replaced with a new system – bringing with it higher fees for employers and more onerous conditions for approvals.

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