Helping Aussies unlock fair pay and global career opportunities.
Empowering your journey to fair pay—whether local or global.
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About Us
AussiePayscale empowers Australian workers by promoting salary transparency and providing essential wage insights across industries. We also support Australian citizens seeking job opportunities in the United States, offering guidance to navigate the process.
Our Mission
Our Vision
To empower Australian professionals by facilitating seamless access to global career opportunities, with a focus on leveraging the E3 visa pathway for Australian citizens aspiring to work in the United States.
Services
Work in the United States.
We help Australians find job opportunities in the US, while providing American companies with a strategic advantage in hiring. We collaborate with more than 100+ American companies and startups, connecting them with exceptional Australian talent.
For Job Seekers
Join our talent network to be connected with jobs in the US.
- Available year-round
- Costs just $315 USD
- Involves a simple, straightforward process
- Be an Australian citizen
- Hold a relevant degree
- Have a job offer from a US employer for a position that requires a degree
- Spouse and children of an E-3 Visa holder can apply for the E-3 Dependent Visa (E3-D).
- Spouse of an E-3 Visa holder automatically receives work authorization upon entering the US.
- Spouse and children do not need to be Australian citizens to qualify for the E-3 Dependent Visa.
For US Employers
Interview Australia’s top talent, a creative way to hire exceptional Aussie talent to work in the US.
- Serving all industries, including Tech, Retail, Healthcare, Professional Services, Hospitality, and Real Estate
- Offering roles at every level, from entry-level to executive positions
- Full-time, part-time, flexible, remote, and contractor roles available
- The employer submits a Labor Condition Application to the U.S. Department of Labor.
- The candidate completes the DS-160 form, pays a fee of $315, and attends an interview at a U.S. Consulate outside the United States.
- Upon approval, the candidate receives the E-3 visa and begins their new job.
- The E-3 Visa, introduced in 2005 through the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement, grants 10,500 visas exclusively to Australian citizens each year.
- Over 70% of E-3 visas go unclaimed annually, leaving thousands of opportunities open for qualified Australians to work in the US.
- The E-3 Visa is significantly underutilized compared to other US work visas, such as the H-1B, which consistently reaches its cap.
Living in the United States.
Moving to USA marks the beginning of a new chapter. With every opportunity we create and every connection we build, we help you navigate the complexities of relocation, making your move seamless and your transition smoother.
Starting your life in America
Opening your first bank account typically requires a valid passport, proof of US address, and a Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN).
Renting an apartment typically requires a lease agreement, often for 12 months, along with a security deposit and sometimes the first and last month’s rent upfront
You can drive using your Australian license temporarily, but you will need to obtain a state-specific driver’s license if you’re staying long-term, usually within a few months of moving.
You can apply for a Social Security Number (SSN) once you have secured employment and hold a valid work visa, like the E-3 visa. To get an SSN, you need to visit a Social Security Administration office with your work visa, job offer letter, passport, and completed SSN application form.
Learning the American Culture
In contrast to Australia, where tipping is rare, tipping 15-20% in the US is standard, especially in restaurants and bars, as service workers rely on tips for a significant part of their income.
Healthcare operates primarily through private insurance, which is often provided by employers or purchased individually. Unlike Australia’s public healthcare system, medical treatment in the US can be expensive without insurance, making it crucial to have coverage.
In the US, sales tax is added at the point of purchase, unlike Australia where GST is included in the listed price. Tax rates vary by state, so the final price at checkout is often higher than the marked price.
There are approximately 90,000 Australians living in the United States, either as permanent residents, temporary workers, or students. Popular cities for Australians to settle in include New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C.
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Write to us: info@aussiepayscale.com
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