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Subclass 407 Visa – Training Visa
This visa is ideal for:
Individuals seeking to improve their skills in their current occupation, area of tertiary study, or field of expertise.
Those who need to participate in a structured workplace-based training program to meet occupational registration or licensing requirements.
Applicants who wish to develop their skills in a structured workplace training program to enhance their career prospects.
Stay Duration – Up to 2 years.
Work and Study – You can work and study in Australia during your stay.
Travel – Enjoy multiple entries to and from Australia while the visa is valid.
To be eligible for the Subclass 407 Visa, applicants must:
Be sponsored by an approved sponsor.
Be nominated (unless your sponsor is a Commonwealth Government agency).
Have a genuine intention to stay temporarily in Australia for the purpose of training.
Meet the English language requirements.
Have adequate health insurance.
Meet health and character requirements.
Be at least 18 years of age (unless exceptional circumstances apply).
Applicants must have a sponsor who –
Is an approved temporary activities sponsor.
Has nominated you to participate in workplace-based occupational training activities.
Find a Sponsor – Ensure you have an approved sponsor who will nominate you for the training.
Prepare Your Documents – Gather all necessary documents, including proof of identity, sponsorship details, and evidence of your skills and qualifications.
Lodge Your Application – Submit your visa application online through the Department of Home Affairs website.
Await a Decision – The processing time can vary, so be prepared to wait for your application to be reviewed.
Receive Your Visa – If successful, you will be granted the Subclass 407 Visa and can begin your training in Australia.
Efficient Processing – Quick turnaround times for urgent business needs.
Specialised Roles – Access to specialized work opportunities in Australia.
Professional Development – Gain international work experience and build professional networks.
The Subclass 155 RRV is typically valid for five years, while the Subclass 157 RRV is valid for three months.
Yes, former permanent residents can apply for an RRV if they meet the eligibility criteria.
If your application is denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision or provide additional information to support your case.
If you have been outside Australia for more than three continuous months immediately before you apply, you must have a compelling and compassionate reason for the absence.
If you are in Australia and the travel facility on your current visa has, or is, about to expire, you need to apply for, and be granted, an RRV before you leave Australia.
You can apply for the visa outside Australia, but it must be granted before you enter Australia.
The subclass 155 and 157 visas are permanent visas, however, this does not mean that the visa always lasts indefinitely.
If you do not travel outside Australia the visa lasts indefinitely (it does not end) and you will not become unlawful when the travel facility ends
If you do travel outside Australia after the travel facility on the visa ends, the visa will end when you leave Australia. So it is best to apply for another Resident Return visa before you leave Australia. You can also apply from overseas.
The length of the travel facility attached to your visa depends on information in your application and the visa subclass you are granted.
What to do when the travel facility ends.
There is important information for New Zealand passport holders.
You cannot include family members in your application. Each family member must complete their own application.
You and your family members must comply with Australian laws.
For professional assistance with your Subclass 407 Visa application, contact Emigrate Lawyers today. Our experienced team can guide you through the process, ensuring that all requirements are met and your application is as strong as possible.