Strengthening Reporting Protections (SRP) prevents the cancellation of a temporary visa for breach of employment conditions, where there is evidence of workplace exploitation.

When protections apply

• You hold a visa with work rights and the exploitation happened within the last 12 months.
• You get advice or help from an accredited organisation such as a union or community legal centre.
• You agree in writing to follow your visa conditions in future.

How it works

1. Get advice from a union or community legal centre.
2. Have your exploitation matter certified by a participating agency or accredited third party.
   You’ll need evidence such as pay slips, messages, contracts, or records of hours worked.
3. Submit the SRP request form to the Department of Home Affairs and respond if they ask for more information.

In Tasmania, Unions Tasmania is an accredited third party that can certify your matter.

You can also find other accredited third parties at migrantworkers.org.au/atp.