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Training Visa
The Australian Subclass 407 Training Visa allows individuals to participate in workplace-based occupational training or professional development in Australia, often for gaining registration or licensing, enhancing skills, or capacity building.
Purpose: The 407 visa is a temporary visa designed for individuals seeking to undertake occupational training or professional development in Australia.
Types of Training: The visa allows participation in activities like:
- Workplace-based training for registration or licensing.
- Structured workplace-based training to enhance skills in an eligible occupation.
- Training to enhance skills or competency.
- Capacity building work overseas.
- Continuing professional development (CPD) experience or training.
- Improving skills related to higher education studies.
Duration:The visa is generally valid for stays in Australia of up to two years.
Key Features:Sponsored by an approved employer: Applicants must be nominated by an approved temporary activities sponsor.
Limited to training activities: Work restrictions apply, and you can only engage in activities related to the training program.
Health Insurance: You must maintain valid health insurance while in Australia.
Not a pathway to permanent residency: The 407 visa is a temporary visa and does not lead to permanent residency.
Eligibility Requirements:
Nomination: You must be nominated by an approved temporary activities sponsor.
Functional English: You need to demonstrate functional English language skills.
Health and Character: You must meet the health and character requirements.
Genuine Training Opportunity: The training program must be genuine and assessed by the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
Relevant Qualifications and Experience: You should have the relevant qualifications and experience to undertake the training.
No Preference for Overseas Candidates: Similar training opportunities should also be available to Australian residents.
Family Members: Eligible family members can be included in the visa application, but they must meet specific requirements.
Work Restrictions for Secondary Applicants: From 1 July 2023, work restrictions for secondary applicants holding a 407 Training visa will be re-introduced and capped at 40 hours per fortnight.
