Temporary Work (Subclass 400) Visa

The Temporary Work (Subclass 400) Visa allows skilled individuals to work in Australia on a temporary basis for a specified period. This visa is suitable for individuals who have specialized skills, knowledge, or experience that are not readily available in the Australian labor market.

  • Duration

  • Purpose of Stay

  • Sponsorship

  • Skills and Experience

  • Health and Character Requirements

Duration: The Subclass 400 Visa allows for short-term stays in Australia, typically up to six months. However, the duration can vary depending on the specific circumstances and requirements of the applicant.

Purpose of Stay: Holders of the 400 Visa can engage in a range of activities, including short-term work assignments, specialized projects, or participating in events or conferences.

Sponsorship: Unlike some other visa types, the 400 Visa does not require sponsorship by an Australian employer. However, applicants must be invited or supported by an organization in Australia to undertake the proposed activity.

Skills and Experience: Applicants for the 400 Visa must demonstrate that they possess the skills, knowledge, or experience relevant to the proposed activity in Australia. This may include providing evidence of qualifications, work experience, or endorsements from relevant authorities.

Health and Character Requirements: All applicants for the 400 Visa must meet certain health and character requirements. This may involve undergoing health examinations and providing police clearance certificates from countries where they have lived for 12 months or more in the past 10 years.

For more information about the Temporary Work (Subclass 400) Visa or assistance with the application process, please contact Skills Shortage Australia:

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