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Expression of Interest for eligible employers

Move to South Australia Roadshow 2027

Join the Move to South Australia Roadshow in March 2027 as a participating employer

The Move to South Australia Roadshow is heading to the United Kingdom and Ireland in March 2027, giving eligible South Australian employers the opportunity to connect directly with skilled professionals interested in living and working in South Australia.

The Roadshow is a targeted international recruitment initiative designed to help employers build talent pipelines, fill critical workforce shortages and recruit skilled workers through employer-sponsored visa pathways.

If your organisation is seeking skilled workers from overseas and meets the eligibility criteria, complete the Expression of Interest form below to register your interest in participating.

If you are having trouble or wish to discuss, please contact the Skilled and Business Migration team at: migration.engagement@sa.gov.au.

Complete your Expression of Interest

To be eligible to join the Move to South Australia Roadshow, employers need to:

  • Be actively operating in South Australia for more than 12 months and are financially viable.
  • Be unable to fill South Australian based skilled positions locally and are needing to source overseas skilled workers.
  • Have reasonable and lawful employment terms and conditions which align with Australian workplace laws and any relevant instruments.
  • Already or, at minimum, be intending to directly recruit and sponsor overseas skilled workers via Australian employer sponsored visas, for positions* based in South Australia.
  • Be currently able or willing to provide employer sponsorship.

Preference will be given to organisations wanting to recruit overseas skilled workers for positions based in South Australia, in one or more of the following sectors: Automotive, Construction and Trades, Education, Early Childhood Education, Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, Specialist Information Communication and Technology (ICT) and Health and Care.

*Positions must be Skill Level 1 to 3 as outlined in the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO), with the exception of some lower skilled or semi-skilled occupations in Construction and Motor Trades.