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TEMPORARY WORK (SHORT STAY ACTIVITY) – SUBCLASS 400

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What is a Temporary Work (Short Stay) Visa?

The Temporary Work (Short Stay) 400 visa is a type of Employer-Sponsored Visa for individuals with specialized skills or professional knowledge in a field that is not readily available in Australia. The visa is designed for short-term stays and requires a sponsor in Australia. The visa is typically granted for a period of three months, with the possibility of extension to six months in certain circumstances. The applicant’s family members may also accompany them to Australia and study for up to three months, with the exception of language training programs. To be eligible for a subclass 400 visa, the applicant must be outside of Australia at the time of application. It is not possible to extend this visa or apply for it while already in Australia.

Visa Requirements

  • Proof of invitation or nomination from a recognized sponsor is required.
  • Evidence of sufficient financial funds must be provided.
  • Evidence of required work in Australia must be provided.
  • Applicant must be a genuine entrant.
  • Agreement to stay in Australia within the designated time limit.
  • Proof that the highly specialized skill is not readily available in Australia must be provided.
  • No prior refusal or cancellation of application by Home Affairs.

Eligibility Criteria

Showing Highly Specialized Skill
To apply for a subclass 400 visa, the applicant must demonstrate that they possess specialized skills that are not commonly found in the Australian labor market and that they will be participating in an activity that benefits Australian interests. This activity must be highly specialized and non-ongoing in nature.
Proof of Work Experience
To be eligible for a subclass 400 visa, the applicant must provide evidence of their work experience in a specific specialized skill that is required for the stay in Australia. This skill must be different from the entertainment industry.
Financial Requirement
The applicant must demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to cover their own and their family members’ living expenses during their stay in Australia. This may require providing evidence of their financial situation through documents such as an employment contract, bank statement, or letter from the sponsor institution.
Health and Character Requirement:
The applicant and their family must meet the health and character requirement as mentioned by the Department of Home Affairs.
What is the easiest way to get Australian Visa?
The easiest way to obtain an Australian visa is to thoroughly understand the requirements of the visa category you are applying for, gather all necessary documents, complete the application accurately, and provide any requested additional information promptly. Moreover, for a smooth and hassle-free process, it is advised to consult with a Licensed Migration Agent.
How do you Qualify for an Australian Visa?
The easiest way to obtain an Australian visa is to thoroughly understand the requirements of the visa category you are applying for, gather all necessary documents, complete the application accurately, and provide any requested additional information promptly. Moreover, for a smooth and hassle-free process, it is advised to consult with a Licensed Migration Agent.

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FOR SUCCESSFUL VISA OUTCOME, WE RECOMMEND CONSULTING WITH A REGISTERED MIGRATION AGENT

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