SGMC | MIGRATION

SGMC’s Migration Division is one of the world’s leading providers of International Migration Exhibitions targeting core countries and industries with significant skill shortages including Australia, Canada and New Zealand. SGMC’s Migration Division provides organisations with advertising solutions including onshore and offshore migration/immigration exhibitions, innovative 3D virtual exhibitions and the recently launched Internet TV Channel for international recruitment and relocation.

Over the last 10 years SGMC has successfully developed its original Recruitment Marketing Business to incorporate International Skilled Migration including the hugely popular Working Holiday Market. SGMC has offices in Dublin, London and Melbourne and an extensive portfolio of migration/immigration exhibitions including The Down Under Expo, The Australian Visa Expo, The Adventure Travel & Gap Year Show and The Working Abroad Expo. In 2006, SGMC’s Migration Division hosted the Australian Department of Immigration & Citizenship’s (DIAC) flagship event in Ireland, the Australia Needs Skills Expo.

Using award winning software, SGMC’s innovative WorkingAbroad Virtual Expo offers employers and recruiters perhaps the most transparent and measurable marketing tool in the market. Our online Clients all receive a password protected online account which clearly displays how many visitors have visited their eStand or Jobs, left their contact details or requested more information. Each Client can manage their leads online using our software or export files to their databases.

SGMC’s Migration Division is used and trusted by Governments as well as some of the most respected brands around the world. Clients include Australian, Canadian, European and New Zealand Government Immigration Departments. Current Clients include The Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (since 2005), Immigration New Zealand Government (since 2005), the State Governments of South Australia, Western Australia and Victoria (since 2005) as well as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and the Government of Alberta, Canada.