Goverment Assistance FAQ's

1. What is the Construction Visa Subsidy Program (CVSP)?

The CVSP is a Western Australian Government initiative offering up to $10,000 in grant payments to support skilled migrants working in the construction sector. This includes assistance with visa application fees, migration agent fees, and relocation expenses.

2. Why is the CVSP being offered?

WA is experiencing a shortage of skilled construction workers. While the government is also training local talent, there's an urgent need to attract and retain qualified workers from interstate and overseas. The CVSP aims to help WA construction businesses fill critical skill gaps by supporting migration pathways.

3. How long is the CVSP available?

The CVSP is available for a limited time only, running from May 2025 to May 2026. Due to visa processing times ranging from 4 to 12 months, interested applicants are urged to act now to ensure eligibility and grant access.

4. Who can apply for the CVSP?

The CVSP is open to qualified and experienced overseas skilled workers in the construction sector who meet the visa requirements for skilled migration to Australia and intend to work in Western Australia.

5. Can I apply for skilled migration to other Australian states?

Yes, but it's important to note that construction industry roles. CVSP funding is only available in Western Australia. If you want to access this government assistance, your migration and employment must be directed to WA

6. What costs are covered by the CVSP grant?

The CVSP can help offset: Migration agent fees Visa application costs Relocation expenses (such as flights, temporary accommodation) The total grant amount can be up to $10,000 per eligible candidate.

7. How do I apply for the CVSP?

You can apply through ATA (Australia Trade Advantage), which will guide you step-by-step through: Eligibility assessment Points qualification verification Skills assessment Government grant application process ATA partners with experienced migration professionals to make your journey smoother.

8. What occupations are eligible under the CVSP?

Eligible occupations are within the construction trades, such as: Carpenters Bricklayers Plumbers Electricians Civil engineers Project managers (A full list can be provided upon enquiry.)

9. What are the steps involved in the migration process with ATA?

With ATA, your process will involve: 1.Initial consultation to verify eligibility 2.Skills assessment with the relevant Australian body 3.Visa pathway selection and preparation of documents 4.Assistance in applying for CVSP grants 5.Support during relocation and settlement in WA

10. How do I get started?

Contact ATA – Australia Trade Advantage directly to schedule a consultation. Our specialists will walk you through your personalised pathway and ensure you don’t miss this time-limited opportunity.

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11. Is this a guaranteed job offer in Western Australia?

While the CVSP supports visa pathways and relocation, a job offer is not guaranteed. However, ATA works closely with WA employers and can assist in connecting skilled migrants to employment opportunities aligned with their trade and qualifications.

12. Why choose Western Australia?

Strong economy driven by mining and construction Government financial support for skilled workers High demand, short supply of construction trades Opportunity for long-term settlement and growth

13. Can I bring my family with me under this program?

Yes. Most skilled migration visas allow you to include dependent family members. ATA can advise you on the appropriate visa subclass that suits your circumstances.

14. How long will the CVSP last ( Grant of $10.000)? 

Act Now – The Clock is Ticking : The Western Australia Government can decide at any stage to pull this CVSP and it may be closing in May 2026. With migration processes taking several months, we urge all interested applicants to start their application today.