Subclass 600 Visitor Visa
This Visa allows you to travel to Australia for:
- Tourism
- Visiting family or friends
- Certain short-term business activities
This visa is ideal for those planning a temporary stay in Australia
How Long Can I Stay in Australia on a Visitor Visa?
Depending on your travel purpose, the Visa may allow you to stay in Australia for 3, 6, or 12 months.
Each application is assessed individually by the Department of Home Affairs.
Can I Work While on a Visitor Visa?
No, you must not work while on a Visitor Visa. If you engage in paid work, immigration may cancel your visa and it could harm your chances of future visa approvals.
Can I Work While on a Visitor Visa?
Yes, you are allowed to undertake a study or training course for up to 3 months. For Courses longer than 3 months, you must apply for a Student Visa.
Professional Fees
Our professional service fees for Temporary Visa applications range from $850 to $1,050, depending on case complexity.
This fee covers professional assessment, advice, and application support.
Additional costs may apply if your case requires further documentation or specialised advice.
Book a consultation for guidance on required documents and application submission.
Subclass 408 Temporary Activity Visa
The Subclass 408 visa allows individuals to come to Australia for a short-term, specific activity, such as:
- Work in entertainment, sport, or religious work
- Participation in research or scientific projects
- Engagement in cultural or social activities
- Special programs or training under Australian government initiatives
- Supervised work in certain cases
You may be eligible if you:
- Have a job offer, invitation, or sponsorship from an Australian organization relevant to the activity
- Are coming for a genuine short-term activity
- Meet health and character requirements
- Have the required skills or experience for the activity
Visa Duration
- Usually from a few months up to 2 years, depending on the type of activity
- Can sometimes be extended, but only under certain conditions
Subclass 485 Temporary Graduation Visa
Purpose of the Visa
- To give recent graduates the opportunity to gain work experience in Australia related to their field of study.
- It also helps graduates transition to permanent skilled migration if eligible.
Eligibility requirement include, but are not limited to :
- Be 35 years of age or under when you apply.
- You can be under 50 years of age when you apply if you hold a Hong Kong or British National Overseas passport.
- Be in Australia when you apply for this visa
- Hold an eligible visa
How Long I can Stay?
This is a temporary visa. You can usually stay in Australia for 18 months. The visa starts on the date we grant your visa.
Subclass 444 special Category Visa
his temporary visa allows you to visit, study, stay, and work in Australia, if you are a New Zealand citizen and meet the eligibility criteria. It is usually applied for each time you enter Australia
How Long I can stay?
The visa ceases on the date you leave Australia, unless it ceases because of other reasons. You must apply for a new SCV if you want to enter Australia again.
Check if you already have a visa
Before submitting an application check if you already hold a visa or get a copy of it by using VEVO. To access VEVO you will need a reference number.
Travel
You can’t travel outside Australia and return on this visa. If you leave Australia the visa will cease. If you return to Australia you must apply for a new SCV when you return.
Bridging Visas
A Bridging Visa is a temporary visa that allows a person to lawfully stay in Australia while waiting for a decision on another visa application or while making arrangements to leave Australia.
Key Points About Bridging Visas
Purpose:
Bridging visas “bridge” the gap between an existing visa expiring and a new visa being decided.
Who Needs One:
People who apply for a new visa while they are in Australia and whose current visa will expire before a decision is made.
Work Rights:
Work rights depend on the type of bridging visa granted. Some allow work, some restrict work, and others may allow work only after applying separately.
Travel Rights:
Most bridging visas do not allow travel outside Australia. If you need to travel, you usually must apply for a specific bridging visa that permits travel.
Visa Conditions:
Conditions vary and may include:
- Work limitations
- Study restrictions
- Reporting requirements
- Health insurance obligations
Validity:
A bridging visa remains valid until a decision is made on the substantive visa application or until departure from Australia.
Common Types of Bridging Visas (Overview)
- Bridging Visa A (BVA): For people waiting for a visa decision while remaining in Australia
- Bridging Visa B (BVB): Allows limited travel while waiting for a decision
- Bridging Visa C (BVC): For people who applied for a visa while not holding a valid visa
- Bridging Visa E (BVE): For people resolving immigration status or preparing to depart
Simple Summary
Bridging visas allow people to stay legally in Australia while their immigration status is being resolved. They are temporary, come with specific conditions, and are not permanent visas.
Subclass 500 Student Visa
A Student Visa (Subclass 500) is a temporary Australian visa that allows international students to live, study, and work in Australia while enrolled in an approved course of study.
General Overview of the Student Visa
Purpose:
To enable overseas students to undertake full-time study at an Australian education provider registered with CRICOS.
Who Can Apply:
International students who have been accepted into an eligible course and have received a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
Length of Stay:
The visa is usually granted for the duration of the course, plus additional time after course completion.
Work Rights:
Students are generally allowed to work:
- Limited hours per fortnight during study periods
- Unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks
Study Requirements:
- Must maintain full-time enrolment
- Must make satisfactory academic progress and attendance
- Must continue studying in a registered course
Health Insurance:
Applicants must maintain Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire visa period.
Financial Capacity:
Students must show they have sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs.
English Language Requirements:
Applicants may need to meet English proficiency requirements, depending on their course and circumstances.
Visa Conditions:
Common conditions include:
- Study limitation conditions
- Work hour restrictions
- Requirement to notify address changes
- Maintaining OSHC
Simple Summary
The Student Visa allows international students to study full-time in Australia, work part-time to support themselves, and live in Australia for the length of their course, provided they comply with visa conditions.