Aged care nurse sponsorship visas in Australia
Please note, we are currently not accepting new sponsorship applications, and this has been paused indefinitely. If you are looking for an aged care role that doesn't require sponsorship, please get in touch with our team. Thank you for your interest and understanding.
Aged care sponsorship visas for registered nurses
Sanctuary Recruitment is recruiting eligible registered nurses for aged care sponsorship visas from overseas and within Australia. We are an aged care recruitment consultancy with many years of expertise in the industry, and through our long-standing relationships with homes across the country, we are hiring aged care professionals on a temporary, permanent, and contract basis.
Due to acquiring a labour license, we are now able to employ eligible registered nurses on an aged care sponsorship visa with a pathway to PR after a 24-month commitment.
Featured aged care jobs
Featured Jobs
test
Registered Nurse
We are currently seeking experienced Registered Nurses to join our agency team, with ongoing shifts available across Aged Care facilities
Learn moreAll Hunter Region NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our passionate team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care within Aged Care.
Learn moreAll Hunter Region NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our passionate team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across the Central Coast & Newcastle.
Learn moreRegional NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care in Orange, NSW!
Learn moreCity of Albury NSW
Registered Nurse
Aged Care Registered Nurses needed for casual work in Albury and the surrounding areas. Overtime paid. Annual salary review.
Learn moreRegistered Nurse
We're recruiting experienced RNs for contract work in residential aged care across the Northern Territory!
Learn moreRegistered Nurse
We're recruiting experienced Registered Nurses for casual shifts in residential aged care across Dungog and nearby areas.
Learn moreWagga Wagga NSW
Registered Nurse
We're recruiting experienced Registered Nurses for casual shifts in residential aged care across the Riverina!
Learn moreSydney NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care around the Northern Beaches and Upper North Shore!
Learn moreAll Hunter Region NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across Newcastle!
Learn moreSouth Coast NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across Wollongong and Illawarra!
Learn moreSouth Coast NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across Wollongong and Illawarra!
Learn moreRegistered Nurse
Join our team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across the Central Coast!
Learn moreCentral Coast Council NSW
Registered Nurse
Join our passionate team of Registered Nurses delivering quality care across the Central Coast & Newcastle.
Learn moreRegional NSW
Registered Nurse
Registered Nurses needed for casual work in Byron Bay NSW and surrounding areas, working in residential aged care.
Learn moreRegional NSW
Registered Nurse
We're seeking an RN to join a supportive team within a large, modern, purpose‑built residential aged care facility in Dalmeny, NSW
Learn moreSydney NSW
Registered Nurse
We're seeking an RN to join a well-run, medium-sized facility in Sydney!
Learn moreMelbourne VIC
Registered Nurse
Join our team of Aged Care RNs delivering quality care across Melbourne!
Learn moreRegional NSW
Registered Nurse
We're recruiting experienced Registered Nurses for casual shifts in residential aged care across Dungog and nearby areas.
Learn moreRegistered Nurse
We're recruiting experienced RNs in aged care for contract work in the Northern Territory!
Learn moreWhy would you relocate to Australia?
Australia is the sixth largest country by area, covering 7.7 million square kilometers.
Made up of six states and two internal territories, it's known for its stunning landscapes,
from beautiful beaches to the vast outback. The country experiences a variety of
climates, catering to different preferences.
Due to its strong and diverse economy with a variety a of job opportunities, it
consistently ranks high in global quality of life indices. The country offers a
high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and a well-developed education system.
As a country, we champion ourselves for a healthy work-life balance. The emphasis
on leisure and recreational activities contribute to a more relaxed and enjoyable lifestyle.
Australia is a wonderful place to call home and through the opportunity of the aged
care sponsorship visas that we offer, you could experience life down under through
Sanctuary. We are hiring eligible nurses for aged care sponsorship visas across the
country, within areas to suit all lifestyle preferences and job requirements. If you
would like to know more, please enquire today.
Register with Sanctuary
Aged care sponsorship visa eligibility requirements
To be eligible for an aged care sponsorship visa, you must fulfill certain visa requirements. Applications are assessed on a case by case basis. At present, we are not accepting sponsorship visa applications, and this has been paused indefinitely. We will update this page if the program is reopened.
Search our aged care job roles
-
Aged Care
-
All Aged Care
Select sub classifications-
Care Manager
-
Chefs and Cooks
-
Clinical Care Coordinator
-
Director of Nursing
-
Education & Compliance
-
Enrolled Nurse
-
Executive Leadership
-
Facility Manager
-
Lifestyle & Leisure/Recreational Activities Officer
-
Nurse Practitioner
-
Personal Care Worker/Assistant in Nursing
-
Quality & Clinical Governance
-
Regional Manager
-
Registered Nurse
-
-
Work with us
-
All Work with us
Select sub classifications-
Compliance
-
General Operations/Shared Services
-
Recruitment Consultant
-
SENIOR RECRUITMENT CONSULTANT
-
Team Leader
-
Aged care blog
Duties and responsibilities of an aged care worker
First published: July 2024 Aged care workers working in the Australian aged care industry are responsible for more than just fundamental duties and responsibilities. They are expected to provide personal, emotional, and holistic support to their residents, playing a key part in a resident’s twilight years. Working in aged care is an admirable profession, one…
What is a home care package?
First published: March 2025 Home care packages are provided under the Home Care Package Program, which is partially subsidised by the government, aiming to care for those needing assistance to remain in their own homes for longer. It was found that 68% of Australians wish to age within their own homes, meaning the demand for…
10 common aged care interview questions for PCAs
First published: July 2025 Aged care interview questions for personal care assistants (PCAs) are designed to understand your skills, experience and motivations for working in the sector. In this article, we share 10 common aged care interview questions for PCAs, along with examples of how to answer them. Considering these questions ahead of your interview…
Care minutes in residential aged care
First published: November 2024 As part of the aged care reform roadmap, the Department of Health and Aged Care are making changes to the number of direct care minutes a resident in residential aged care receives each day from a clinical aged care worker. As of 2023, it sat at 200 minutes per day with…
2024 flu vaccination requirements in aged care in Australia
First published: July 2024 The Aged Care Quality Standards states that for the purpose of infection control, aged care providers and relevant organisations should promote the benefits of the influenza and coronavirus vaccinations for both their residents and staff. These vaccinations are to be renewed annually, adapting to each new strain of influenza. Key aims…
Your guide to getting involved in aged care volunteering
First published: May 2025 Aged care volunteering is an opportunity to give back to the community whilst providing companionship and support to older people whilst both living in aged care homes or receiving home care. Aged care volunteering options that are available include assisting with daily living activities to make day to day tasks easier,…
What is duty of care in aged care?
First published: November 2024 Duty of care in aged care is the legal and moral obligation and responsibility an aged care worker has, to ensure the physical and emotional safety of residents in their care. Alongside being legally and ethically sound, this encompasses providing a high-quality level of care that meets the clients needs, keeping…
What is the Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS)?
The Serious Incident Response Scheme (SIRS) is a government initiative and subsequent reporting system implemented to reduce abuse and neglect of older people receiving aged care services. SIRS is a mandatory requirement for approved aged care providers, including residential aged care homes and home care services (encompassing Home Care Packages, the Commonwealth Home Support Programme…
Palliative approach in aged care
First published: August 2025 The spectrum of palliative care covers more than just end-of-life care. A palliative approach to aged care encompasses methods to improve the quality of life for individuals with life-limiting illnesses, to ensure they are as comfortable as possible. Types of palliative care In residential aged care, palliative care is delivered with…
What is aged care?
First published: January 2025 Aged care is a collection of services delivered to older people (usually aged 65 and over), both inside and outside of their home, that allows them to live a full, normal life. Aged care is provided on a variety of different levels, depending on the needs of the client. In Australia,…