Day: January 19, 2026

Australia’s construction industry is facing one of the largest skilled labour shortages in its history. According to Australian Government workforce projections, more than 300,000 additional construction workers will be required over the coming years to meet demand across housing, infrastructure, and major civil projects. 

Australia’s construction industry continues to face significant labour shortages, especially across trades and engineering-related roles. With ongoing infrastructure investment, housing demand and state-based workforce planning, many Australian states — including Western Australia (WA) — are actively seeking skilled construction professionals for their Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) and Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) visa programs.  

Australia has positioned itself as a global destination for exceptional talent, innovation, and leadership. The National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) — formerly known as the Global Talent Visa — is one of Australia’s most prestigious and streamlined permanent residency pathways, designed for individuals who are internationally recognised and at the top of their field.