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Skip to main content X MAIN NAVIGATION * About * Advisory Group * Research * Countries * Fiji * Kiribati * Nauru * Papua New Guinea * Samoa * Solomon Islands * Timor-Leste * Tonga * Tuvalu * Vanuatu * Employers * Eligibility * Apply * Recruitment * Worker support * Current employers * Workers * Help and advice * How to apply * Skills development * Resources * Stories * FAQs * Search WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME WELCOME TO THE PALM SCHEME ‹› THE PACIFIC AUSTRALIA LABOUR MOBILITY (PALM) SCHEME ALLOWS ELIGIBLE AUSTRALIAN BUSINESSES TO HIRE WORKERS FROM 9 PACIFIC ISLANDS AND TIMOR-LESTE WHEN THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH LOCAL WORKERS AVAILABLE. Through the PALM scheme, eligible businesses can recruit workers for seasonal jobs for up to 9 months or for longer-term roles for between one and 4 years in unskilled, low-skilled and semi-skilled positions. The PALM scheme helps to fill labour gaps in rural and regional Australia by offering employers access to a pool of reliable, productive workers. It also allows Pacific and Timor-Leste workers to take up jobs in Australia, develop their skills and send income home to support their families and communities. Australian businesses can access PALM scheme workers by either applying to join the PALM scheme or through a PALM scheme approved labour hire company. NEED TO KNOW MORE? IS YOUR BUSINESS ELIGIBLE? ARE YOU READY TO APPLY? THE PALM SCHEME IS CHANGING! From April 2022, the 2 separate worker visa streams under the PALM scheme - for the Seasonal Worker Programme and the Pacific Labour Scheme – will be consolidated and replaced by a single PALM scheme visa with both seasonal (up to 9 months) and longer-term (between one and 4 years) options. The new visa is valid for a longer period of up to 4 years and allows workers to return to Australia multiple times. Under this new visa, employers will have greater workforce stability and workers will have more time to develop skills and earn money to send home to their families and communities. Employers will also be able to nominate seasonal workers who want to stay longer in Australia for a longer-term visa, and workers can apply to make this change onshore. Other changes from April 2022 include the removal of recruitment caps for employers with a good track record, relationship manager staff on the ground to cover every Australian state and territory, the removal of restrictions on sectors and industries eligible to participate and further streamlining of processes for employers. For more information, please read the PALM scheme factsheet [DOCX 79 KB] | PALM scheme factsheet [PDF 210 KB]. * WANT TO JOIN THE PALM SCHEME AS A WORKER? If you are a resident of one of the 10 participating countries and want to apply to join the PALM scheme, you will need to check your eligibility and contact your country’s labour sending unit. Learn more about signing up as a worker. SUPPORTING WORKERS WHILE THEY ARE IN AUSTRALIA The wellbeing of Pacific and Timor-Leste workers in Australia is of the highest priority for the Australian Government. All participating workers have the same rights and protections as Australian workers. A range of measures are in place to protect workers, including vetting of employers and stringent criteria for participation, a rigorous monitoring and compliance framework including site visits and spot checks, regular reporting requirements and a support service phone line. Workers are also encouraged and supported to connect to their local communities in rural and regional Australia. Learn more about how PALM scheme workers are supported. * SHARE THIS PAGE * * * The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to all First Nations peoples, their cultures and to their Elders, past, present and emerging. * * * FOOTER * Australian Aid * Australian Government * Contact * Privacy policy