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TRAINING VISAS

SUBCLASS 407

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The Training Visa (subclass 407) allows individuals to come to Australia on a temporary basis to participate in occupational training or professional development. This visa is ideal for those looking to improve their skills in their current occupation, field of tertiary study, or area of expertise. It supports structured workplace-based training programs and is often used by professionals, recent graduates, or trainees. Applicants must be nominated by an Australian organization and meet eligibility requirements related to their training purpose and background.

Disclaimers: While we strive to ensure the information on this website is accurate and up to date, the information provided on this website is intended as a general guide and was accurate at time of publication.. Migration laws and policies can change frequently. We recommend visiting the Department of Home Affairs' website for the most current information. 

 

The visa requirements listed on this website are general guidelines and represent the most common criteria. However, additional requirements or different criteria may apply based on individual circumstances. It is important to consult with an immigration professional or the relevant authorities to ensure you meet all specific requirements for your situation.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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  • You must have an approved sponsor (temporary activities sponsor)

  • You must be nominated by the approved sponsor to participate in occupational training program (unless the sponsor is an Australian Commonwealth Government agency)

  • You must make adequate health insurance for the duration of your stay

  • You must demonstrate that you are a genuine temporary entrant (GTE)

  • You must have Functional English

  • You must meet health and character requirements

WHAT THIS VISA ALLOWS YOU TO DO

  • Visit or remain in Australia temporarily to complete a workplace-based or professional development training program

  • Remain in Australia for up 2 years, depending on the training program

  • Travel in and out of Australia while the visa is valid

IMPORTANT INFORMATION*

Subclass 407 visa holders should be aware that:

  • They must comply with all conditions imposed on the visa applicant when the visa was granted

  • They must inform the Department of any changes of circumstances (e.g. if the sponsor ends the training program)

  • They must obey Australian law

  • They must apply for another visa if they want to remain in Australia after the expiry date of their 407 visa

  • If they wish to complete the training program with another organisation in Australia, a new nomination by an approved sponsor will need to be made in relation to the visa holder

  • If the training program changes, they must apply for a new visa

FEES AND CHARGES

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Government Visa Application Charges

Base visa application charge for a Subclass 407 visa is of AUD535.00

Additional applicant charge for those who are 18 or over is of AUD535.00

Additional applicant charge for those under 18 is of AUD135.00

Please check the Department of Home Affairs' website for the latest information relating to visa application charges

Please note that the visa application charge is the application fee charged by the Department to assess the application. Any professional fees or other services such as police checks, health examinations, translations, etc., are charged separately.

View our schedule of fees for professional services here.

PROCESSING TIMES

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Processing time for Subclass 407 visa applications is usually between 2 and 13 months. Factors such as your personal circumstances and the completeness of your application may affect processing times.

More information may be found at the Department's website.

WOULD YOU LIKE US TO HELP YOU?

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every step of the way.

Aussie Path is a registered migration agency based in Joondalup, Western Australia, led by registered migration agent Julia Jensen (MARN 2518952). We help people apply for Australian visas with advice that's honest, professional, and tailored to your situation.

We work across partner visas, parent visas, skilled and employer-sponsored migration, and national innovation visas — guiding you from your first eligibility assessment through to lodgement, management of the application and the Department's decision.

We are registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) and are a member of the Migration Institute of Australia, holding to strict professional and ethical standards. Consultations are available in English and Portuguese, and you deal directly with your registered migration agent.

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Disclaimer: While we strive to ensure the information on this website is accurate and up to date, the information provided on this website is intended as a general guide and was accurate at time of publication.. Migration laws and policies can change frequently. We recommend visiting the Department of Home Affairs' website for the most current information.

 

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