This page lists jobs in Australia from employers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and regional areas, including remote jobs Australia, work from home jobs, IT jobs, mining jobs and FIFO (fly in fly out) roles, healthcare and skilled trades.
Australia runs employer sponsored and skilled migration visas for occupations it needs. If you live abroad, look for employers that sponsor visas, and check the official Department of Home Affairs website for the current visa rules.
Industries hiring in Australia
Healthcare and social assistance, construction, mining and resources, education, professional services and hospitality are large employers.
Sydney and Melbourne have most corporate jobs, Perth and Brisbane have many resources roles, and regional areas often need healthcare and trade workers.
Skilled visas and employer sponsorship
Australia's employer sponsored visas include the Skills in Demand visa, which replaced the Temporary Skill Shortage visa in December 2024, and the Employer Nomination Scheme for permanent residence.
Many occupations also need a skills assessment from the relevant Australian body before a visa application.
Working holiday visas
Young people from eligible countries can use the Working Holiday or Work and Holiday visa to live and work in Australia for up to a year, with options to extend in some cases.
Many working holiday makers find jobs in hospitality, farming and tourism.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners work in Australia?
Yes, with a valid visa. Many employers sponsor skilled workers for occupations in demand.
What is a FIFO job?
Fly in fly out jobs fly workers to remote sites, often mines, for a set roster, then home for a break.
Are there remote jobs in Australia?
Yes. Many Australian employers offer remote work, usually for people who live in Australia.
What is the Skills in Demand visa?
It is Australia's temporary employer sponsored visa for skilled workers, which replaced the Temporary Skill Shortage visa in December 2024.
What is a skills assessment?
It is an official check of your qualifications and experience by an Australian assessing body, needed for many skilled visas.
Who can get a working holiday visa in Australia?
Young people from eligible countries, usually aged 18 to 30, or up to 35 for some countries, can apply for a working holiday visa.