Employers / New South Wales
Does Residential Gardens Spanish Speaking Frail Aged sponsor 482 visas?
Residential Gardens Spanish Speaking Frail Aged holds an Aged Care Industry Labour Agreement, which lets it nominate a carer for a 482 visa in New South Wales in home care and residential aged care. Sponsorship means this employer nominates you for a specific full-time position; you cannot apply alone, and the employer pays every visa cost — a fee to you is illegal. Its community-language support is verified on My Aged Care, so a carer who speaks Spanish may qualify for the lower CALD English bar of IELTS 4.5 overall. The agreement runs to 11 March 2029, which covers the two years a 482 needs before the employer can nominate for permanent residency.
Ask about permanent residency before you accept
The 482 is the first step. Permanent residency (the 186) needs Residential Gardens Spanish Speaking Frail Aged to nominate you again after about two years. The agreement allows it, but each employer decides whether it does. Ask: "Do you nominate carers for the 186 after two years?" The full path to PR
- Legal name
- RESIDENTIAL GARDENS FOR SPANISH SPEAKING FRAIL AGED LIMITED
- Trading name
- Residential Gardens Spanish Speaking Frail Aged
- Also known as
- Residential Gardens for Spanish Speaking Frail Aged
- State
- New South Wales
- Location
- Sydney - Rooty Hill (SPANISH)
- Agreement ends
- Care type
- Home care · Residential
- Community languages
- Spanish (verified against the provider's own published services)
- Phone
- 02 8887 5555
- Website
- www.residentialgardens.com.au
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Source: Home Affairs labour agreements list, current 31 August 2026. Holding an agreement means the employer can sponsor — not that it is sponsoring right now, or will. This is information, not migration advice. Verify another employer.