What is the 186 ENS visa of Australia?

 

Applying for the subclass 186 visa involves a 2-step process – a nomination by an approved Australian employer, and a visa application by the skilled overseas worker.

By the “186 ENS visa of Australia” is implied the Employer Nomination Scheme visa [subclass 186].

 

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