1.This is a type of visa granted to international students who wish to study at accredited schools in Australia.

2.The fee for each application for the Australian Visa 500 is:

Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges/current-visa-pricing

3.With this type of visa, international students can:

+ Participate in a suitable course in Australia.

+ Enter and exit Australia unlimited times while the visa is still valid.

+ Work up to 48 hours in a two-week period if enrolled in a program below a Master’s degree.

+ Work unlimited hours if enrolled in a Master’s or Doctoral program.

4.This type of visa requires international students to:

+ Submit the application online, whether the applicant is in Australia or overseas.

+ Include a confirmation of enrollment in the visa application.

+ Be at least 6 years old or older.

+ Have arrangements for guardianship if the student is under 18 years old.

+ Hold a valid visa and meet the eligibility criteria to apply for a student visa if the applicant is currently in Australia.

1 This is a guardian visa for legal guardians, relatives, or parents of children under 18 years old who are studying in Australia.

2 The fee for each application for Visa 590:

Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges/current-visa-pricing

3 With this visa, the applicant can:

+ Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is still valid.

+ Live in Australia until the ward reaches the age of 18 or the visa expires.

+ Enroll in an English course for international students of less than 20 hours per week, or other courses or training for no more than 3 months.

Note: The applicant cannot work with this visa.

4 This visa requires the applicant to:

+ Have sufficient financial capacity to cover their own expenses as well as those of the ward during their stay in Australia.

+ Be a parent, guardian, or relative of the student and be at least 21 years old or older.

+ Prove the legal relationship between the applicant and the ward.

+ Take responsibility for accommodation, welfare, and other support.

1 This is a temporary visa that allows the applicant to participate in training activities at workplaces to enhance skills and develop professional expertise in various fields.

2 The fee for each application for Visa 407 (applicant):

Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges/current-visa-pricing

3 With this visa, the applicant can:

+ Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is still valid.

+ Complete a vocational training program.

+ Live in Australia for a duration of 2 years.

+ Work approximately 40 hours every 2 weeks.

4 This visa requires the applicant to:

+ Have a valid sponsor.

+ Be nominated for the training program by the sponsor.

+ Be invited to apply for this visa (if the applicant's sponsor is a Commonwealth Government agency).

+ Be at least 18 years old.

a.Post – Higher Education Work stream

1. This visa is granted to international students who have completed a course or program in Australia and wish to stay temporarily to live and work.

2. Application Fee for Visa 485:
   Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges/current-visa-pricing

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live temporarily in Australia, typically for 2 to 4 years, to study and work after graduation.
   • Include family members in their visa application.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be under 35 years old. For those aged 35–50, the applicant must have a Master's by research or a PhD.
   • Hold an eligible visa to apply for this visa.
   • Have held a student visa in the past 6 months.
   • Meet the English language proficiency requirements.
   • Submit an Australian Federal Police (AFP) check with the visa application.
   • Submit a valid health examination certificate.
   • Hold a qualification from a CRICOS-registered course.

b.Post – Vocational Education Work Stream

• This visa is granted to international students who have graduated in high-demand fields in Australia and allows them to live and work temporarily in Australia.

• Application Fee for this Visa 485: AUD 1,895.00.
  Visa fee information link: Visa Fees and Charges.

• With this visa, international students can:

  • Live in Australia for up to 18 months to study and work.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
  • Include family members in their visa application.
    Note: The applicant must find their own employment after the Department of Home Affairs grants this visa.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Be under 35 years old. For those aged 35–50, the applicant must have a Master's by research or a PhD.
  • Hold an eligible visa to apply for this visa.
  • Have held a student visa in the past 6 months.
  • Meet the English language proficiency requirements.
  • Submit an Australian Federal Police (AFP) check with the visa application.
  • Attach a valid health examination certificate in their visa application.
  • Submit a skills assessment for their nominated occupation listed in the skilled occupation list.
  • Graduate with a qualification related to an occupation on the skilled occupation list.

• This visa allows the applicant to work in Australia in the entertainment, film, or television industry.

• Application Fee for Visa 408:
  Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees and Charges.

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live in Australia for up to 2 years.
  • Include family members in their visa application.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Have sufficient financial capacity to cover their own expenses as well as those of accompanying family members.
  • Submit the visa application online.
  • Intend to work in the entertainment industry.
  • Attach evidence of their contribution in Australia.

• This visa allows the applicant to participate in special programs in Australia, such as youth exchange, cultural exchange, or community programs.

• Application Fee for Visa 408:
  Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees and Charges.

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Include family members in their visa application.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Submit the visa application online.
  • Receive an invitation to participate in a special program in Australia.
  • Have support and sponsorship.
  • Meet the age requirements specified by the program they are applying for.

a.Visa 462: First working and holiday:

• This visa allows applicants aged 18 to 30 to enjoy an extended holiday in Australia while working to fund their travels.

• Application Fee for Visa 462:
  Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees and Charges.

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
  • Undertake short-term work to help cover their expenses.
  • Study for up to 4 months.
  • Complete specified subclass 462 work for 3 months to qualify for a Second Work and Holiday Visa.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Hold an eligible passport to apply for this visa.
  • Be aged 18 to 30.
  • Apply for the visa from outside Australia.
  • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.
  • Not have previously entered Australia on a subclass 462 or subclass 417 visa.

b.Visa 462: Second working and holiday visa

• This visa allows applicants aged 18 to 30 who have held a Subclass 462 visa to enjoy a second work and holiday stay in Australia.

• Application Fee for Visa 462 (Second Work and Holiday): AUD 635.00.

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Stay in Australia for up to 12 months.
  • Undertake short-term work to cover their expenses.
  • Study for up to 4 months.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
  • Complete specified work for 6 months to qualify for a Third Work and Holiday Visa.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Hold an eligible passport and visa to apply.
  • Be aged 18 to 30.
  • Have previously entered Australia on a first Subclass 462 visa.
  • Have completed 6 months of specified work in the designated field/region.
  • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.

c.Visa 462: Third working and holiday visa

1. This visa allows applicants aged 18 to 30 who have held a second Subclass 462 visa to enjoy a third work and holiday stay in Australia.

2. Application Fee for Visa 462 (Third Work and Holiday): AUD 635.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for up to 12 months.
   • Undertake short-term work to cover their expenses.
   • Study for up to 4 months.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold an eligible passport and visa to apply.
   • Be aged 18 to 30.
   • Have previously entered Australia on both a first and second Subclass 462 visa.
   • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.
   • Have completed 6 months of specified work in the designated field/region.

a.Visa 482: Short-term stream:

• Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482): This visa allows skilled foreign workers to work in Australia under the sponsorship of an Australian employer.

• Application Fee for Visa 482: Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for the latest fee updates here.

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live and work in Australia for up to 2 years.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
  • Apply for permanent residency if eligible.
  • Study full-time.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Be nominated for an occupation on the Short-Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL).
  • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or a related field.
  • Provide a skills assessment if required.
  • Work only for the sponsoring employer or the nominated business.
  • Meet the minimum English language proficiency requirements.

b.Visa 482: Medium-term stream

• Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482) - Medium-Term Stream: This visa allows skilled foreign workers to be sponsored by an Australian employer to work in Australia.

• Application Fee for Visa 482: AUD 3,035.00.
  Link for visa fees: Visa Fees

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live and work in Australia for up to 4 years.
  • Study full-time.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
  • Apply for permanent residency in Australia if eligible.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Be nominated for an occupation on the Medium or Long-Term Skilled Occupation List.
  • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or related fields.
  • Provide a skills assessment if required.
  • Meet the minimum English language proficiency requirements.
  • Work only for the sponsoring employer or the nominated business.

c.Visa 482: Labour agreement

• Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482) - Labour Agreement Stream: This visa allows skilled foreign workers with a Labour Agreement to be sponsored by an Australian business to work in Australia.

• Application Fee for Visa 482: AUD 3,035.00.
  Link for visa fees: Visa Fees

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live and work in Australia for up to 4 years.
  • Study full-time.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.

• This visa requires the applicant to:

  • Be nominated to work in a specific occupation under the terms of the Labour Agreement.
  • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or related fields.
  • Work only for the sponsoring employer.
  • Meet the minimum English language proficiency requirements.

d.Visa 482: Subsequent entrant

Subsequent Entrant Visa (Subclass 482)

1. Description: This visa allows family members of holders of the Subclass 457 or 482 visa, who are applying for a Subclass 482 visa, to enter Australia with the primary visa holder.

2. Application Fee for Visa 482 (applicant): AUD 1,455.00.
   Link for visa fees: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live and work temporarily in Australia.
   • Study full-time.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Apply for permanent residency if eligible.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be nominated by the primary holder of the Subclass 482 visa.
   • Be a family member or dependent of the Subclass 482 visa holder.

DAMA (Designated Area Migration Agreement)

• Description: This is an agreement between the Australian government and regional, state, or territory authorities that provides access to more foreign workers than the standard skilled migration program.
• Individuals cannot access DAMA directly. They must be sponsored:
  • By an employer operating in a designated area, and
  • For a specified occupation listed in the agreement.
• Individual DAMA labor agreements are made between the Australian government and certified employers/businesses operating in the relevant designated area. They:
  • Generally last for five years, and
  • Use temporary visa programs (TSS) Subclass 482, Subclass 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional), and Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS).

• Temporary Skill Shortage Visa 482 

a.Visa 482: Short-term stream

Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 - Short-term Stream)

1. Description: This visa allows skilled foreign workers to be sponsored by an employer in Australia to work in Australia.

2. Application Fee for Visa 482:
   For up-to-date information on visa fees, please refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website: Visa Fees.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live and work in Australia for a maximum of 2 years.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Apply for permanent residency in Australia if eligible.
   • Study full-time.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be nominated for an occupation on the short-term skilled occupation list.
   • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or a related field.
   • Submit a skills assessment result if required.
   • Work only for the sponsor or business that nominated the applicant.
   • Meet minimum English language proficiency requirements.

b.Visa 482: Medium-term stream

Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 - Medium-term Stream)

5. Description: This visa allows skilled foreign workers to be sponsored by an employer in Australia to work in Australia.

6. Application Fee for Visa 482: AUD 3,035.00.

7. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live and work in Australia for a maximum of 4 years.
   • Study full-time.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Apply for permanent residency in Australia if eligible.

8. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be nominated for an occupation on the medium-term or long-term skilled occupation list.
   • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or related fields.
   • Submit a skills assessment result if required.
   • Meet minimum English language proficiency requirements.
   • Work only for the sponsor or business that nominated the applicant.

c.Visa 482: Labour agreement

Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 - Labour Agreement Stream)

5. Description: This visa allows skilled foreign workers with a Labour Agreement to be sponsored by an employer in Australia to work in Australia.

6. Application Fee for Visa 482: AUD 3,035.00.

7. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live and work in Australia for a maximum of 4 years.
   • Study full-time.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.

8. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be nominated to work in a specific occupation according to the terms of the Labour Agreement.
   • Have at least 2 years of experience in the nominated occupation or related fields.
   • Work only for the sponsoring employer.
   • Meet minimum English language proficiency requirements.

d.Visa 482: Subsequent entrant

Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 - Subsequent Entrant)

5. Description: This visa allows family members of individuals holding a Subclass 457 or 482 visa to apply for a visa to join the primary visa holder in Australia.

6. Application Fee for Visa 482: AUD 1,455.00.

7. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live and work temporarily in Australia.
   • Study in Australia (without receiving government assistance).
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Apply for permanent residency if eligible.

8. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Be nominated by the primary holder of the Subclass 482 visa.
   • Be a family member or dependent of the holder of the Subclass 482 visa.

• Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa 491

a.Visa 491:

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)

1. Description: This visa allows skilled workers to live and work in regional Australia.

2. Application Fee for Visa 491: AUD 4,640.00.

   Link to Visa Fee Information

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia for up to 5 years.
   • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Apply for permanent residency after 3 years from the date the visa was granted.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Have a valid skills assessment for the nominated occupation.
   • Receive a nomination from a state or territory government agency or be sponsored by a family member.
   • Meet the points requirement on the points test for immigration.

Transcript: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-work-regional-provisional-491/points-table
How to calculate points: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/tools/points-calculator

b.Dependent Visa 491

• This is a visa for family members of individuals holding a 491 visa.

• The cost for each application for a 491 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00
  Link to visa fees

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live in Australia for the duration of the primary 491 visa holder's validity.
  • Work and study in a specific area of Australia.
  • Leave and re-enter Australia unlimited times while the applicant's visa is still valid.

• The requirements for this visa are:

  • The applicant must provide proof of their relationship with the primary 491 visa holder.

• Employer Nomination Scheme visa 186

a.Visa 186: Direct Entry stream

• This is a visa that allows skilled workers to be nominated by an employer to live and work permanently in Australia.

• The cost for each application for a 186 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00
  Link to visa fees

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely.
  • Sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

b.Visa 186: Labor agreement stream

1. This is a visa that allows skilled workers to be nominated by an employer to live and work permanently in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for a 491 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00
   Link to visa fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely.
   • Sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Be under 45 years of age.
   • Currently working or will be working for the employer who nominated the applicant and is a party to the contract agreement.
   • Meet the English language proficiency requirements as per the contract agreement.

c.Visa 186: Temporary Residence Transition stream

• This is a visa that allows skilled workers to be nominated by an employer to live and work permanently in Australia.

• The cost for each application for a 186 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely.
  • Sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

• The requirements for this visa include:

  • Be under 45 years of age.
  • Have the necessary skills and qualifications for the chosen occupation.
  • Have worked full-time with the sponsoring employer for at least 3 years.
  • Hold a 482 or 457 visa.

• Skilled Nominated visa 190

1. This is a visa that allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia as permanent residents.

2. The cost for each application for a 190 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Work and study anywhere in Australia.
   • Sponsor family members for permanent residency in Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Submitting a skills assessment for the chosen occupation.
   • Being invited to apply for this visa.
   • Having competency in a skilled occupation on the skilled occupation list.
   • Meeting the required points in the immigration points table: Points Table

• Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa 191

a.Visa 191: Regional provisional stream

• This is a visa that allows individuals living and working in designated areas of Australia the opportunity to live permanently in Australia.

• The cost for each application for a 191 visa (applicant): AUD 475.00

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Work and study anywhere in Australia.
  • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

• The requirements for this visa include:

  • Having a qualifying visa for at least 3 years to apply for this visa.
  • Having complied with the conditions of the valid visa that the applicant holds or has held while in Australia.

b.Visa 191: Hong Kong stream

• This is a visa for individuals holding a Hong Kong or United Kingdom passport to live and work in Australia as permanent residents.

• The cost for each application for a 191 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Work and study anywhere in Australia.
  • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
  • Register in the community health sector in Australia.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

• The requirements for this visa include:

  • Holding a valid Hong Kong or United Kingdom passport.
  • Meeting the visa and residency requirements.

• Skilled Independent visa 189:

a.Visa 189: Points-test stream

• This is a visa for high-skilled individuals who are invited to live and work permanently in Australia.

• The cost for each application for a 189 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00

• With this visa, the applicant can:

  • Live in Australia permanently to work and study.
  • Sponsor family members for permanent residency in Australia.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

• The requirements for this visa include:

  • Being invited to apply for this visa.
  • Submitting a skills assessment application for the nominated occupation.
  • Pursuing an occupation that is listed on the skilled occupations list.
  • Meeting the required points on the points test:

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table

b.Visa 189: Hong Kong stream

Visa for Hong Kong or UK Passport Holders

1. This is a visa for individuals holding a Hong Kong or UK passport, providing an opportunity to live and work permanently in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for a 189 visa (applicant): AUD 4,640.00

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia to work and study permanently.
   • Participate in the community health sector in Australia.
   • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Having a valid Hong Kong or UK passport.
   • Meeting the visa and residency requirements.

Global Talent Visa (Subclass 858)

1. This is a visa for individuals who have outstanding achievements in an internationally recognized field.

2. The cost for each application for a 858 visa (applicant): AUD 4,710.00

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia to work and study permanently.
   • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • The applicant can be in or outside Australia when applying for this visa and when the Department of Home Affairs grants the visa.
   • Having exceptional achievements recognized globally in one of the following fields:
     • Economics
     • Social Sciences
     • Cultural fields
     • Sports
   • Being nominated by a reputable individual or organization in Australia within the same field as the applicant:
     • Australian citizen
     • Australian permanent resident
     • Eligible New Zealand citizen
     • Australian organization

• Temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 820)

   

  1. This visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live temporarily in Australia.

  2. The cost for each application for the 820 visa:

     • Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Live in Australia to work and study while the Department of Home Affairs processes their permanent partner visa.
     • Leave and return to Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
     • Participate in free English classes provided by the Adult Migrant English Program, if eligible.

  4. The requirements for this visa include:

     • Proving that the relationship with the spouse or partner is genuine.
     • Living in Australia while applying for this visa and when the Department of Home Affairs grants the visa.

   

Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801)

1. This visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live permanently in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for the 801 visa is included in the application for the 820 visa.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Travel in and out of Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Participate in free English classes provided by the Adult Migrant English Program, if eligible.
   • Live in Australia to work and study permanently.
   • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Holding a temporary partner visa (Subclass 820) or a dependent child visa (Subclass 445).
   • Continuing the relationship with the spouse or de facto partner.

Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)

1. This visa allows the applicant to come to Australia to marry their fiancé(e) and then apply for a partner visa (Subclass 820 or 801).

2. The cost for each application for the 300 visa (applicant): AUD 8,850.00

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia for 9 to 15 months from the date the visa is granted.
   • Work and study in Australia.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Being 18 years of age or older.
   • Being sponsored by a current Australian citizen or permanent resident.
   • Being outside Australia at the time of applying for the permanent partner visa.

Temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 309)

1. This visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live temporarily in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for the 309 visa (applicant): AUD 8,850.00

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia to work and study while the Department of Home Affairs processes their permanent partner visa.
   • Leave and return to Australia while the visa is valid.
   • Participate in free English classes provided by the Adult Migrant English Program, if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Being sponsored by the spouse or de facto partner.
   • Proving that the relationship with the spouse or partner is genuine.
   • Being outside Australia when applying for this visa.

Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 100)

1. This visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live permanently in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for the 100 visa is included in the application for the 309 visa.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Travel in and out of Australia unlimited times while the visa is valid.
   • Participate in free English classes provided by the Adult Migrant English Program, if eligible.
   • Live in Australia to work and study permanently.
   • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
   • Apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Holding a temporary partner visa (Subclass 309) or a dependent child visa (Subclass 445).
   • Continuing the relationship with the sponsor.

Sponsored Parent Visa (Temporary) (Subclass 870)

1. This visa allows the parents of Australian permanent residents or citizens to come to Australia.

2. The cost for each application for the 870 visa varies depending on the duration the applicant wants to live in Australia:

   • Up to 3 years: AUD 5,735.
   • Up to 5 years: AUD 11,470.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia for a maximum of 3 to 5 years.
   • Apply for an additional visa to stay in Australia for up to 10 years.
   • Note: The applicant is not allowed to work with this visa.

4. The requirements for this visa include:

   • Proving the relationship with the sponsor.
   • Applying for the visa online.
   • The parent sponsorship must be approved.
   • Applying for the visa within 6 months of the sponsorship approval or 60 days if applying in Australia.

Visitor Visa 600: Visit Family/Friends (Sponsored Family Stream)

1. This type of visa allows the applicant to be sponsored to come to Australia by a valid family member for a visit.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 600: Refer to the Australian immigration website for updated information: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges/current-visa-pricing.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for up to 12 months.
   • Visit family, relatives, or friends in Australia.
   • Study or enroll in a skills training course for up to 3 months.

   NOTE: Applicants should also check the Visitor Visa 600 under the Tourist stream to see if it suits their needs, as this visa allows applicants to visit family or friends in Australia without requiring a sponsor.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Have a valid sponsor, usually a family member.
   • Come to Australia only for tourism and to visit family.

Visitor Visa 600: Tourist Stream (Apply in Australia)

1. This type of visa allows the applicant to come to Australia to visit family, friends, or for tourism.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 600 (applicant): AUD 457.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for up to 12 months.
   • Visit family, relatives, and friends.
   • Travel within Australia.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Only intend to come to Australia for tourism or to visit relatives.
   • Have sufficient financial means to cover their expenses during their stay in Australia.
   • Be in Australia at the time of application and while their visa application is being processed.

Visitor Visa 600: Tourist Stream (Apply Outside Australia)

1. This type of visa allows the applicant to come to Australia to visit family, friends, or for tourism.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 600 (applicant): AUD 190.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for up to 12 months.
   • Visit family, relatives, and friends.
   • Travel within Australia.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Only intend to come to Australia for tourism or to visit relatives.
   • Have sufficient financial means to cover their expenses during their stay in Australia.
   • Be outside of Australia when applying for the visa and while their visa application is being processed.
   • NOT work on this visa.

Visitor Visa 600: Business Visitor

1. This type of visa allows the applicant to come to Australia for business purposes.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 600 (applicant): AUD 190.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for up to 3 months to complete work.
   • Participate in contract negotiations.
   • Conduct market research or job-related activities.
   • Attend conferences, trade exhibitions, or seminars (the applicant cannot be paid by the organizers to participate).

   NOTE:

   • Cannot apply for jobs or provide services for businesses or organizations based in Australia.
   • Cannot provide goods or services to be sold directly.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Have a genuine intention to come to Australia to engage in business activities or tourism.
   • Remain outside Australia when applying for this visa and while the Department processes the visa application.

Medical Treatment Visa 602

1. This type of visa allows the applicant to come to Australia for medical treatment or organ donation.

2. The cost for each application for this visa:

   • Free if the applicant applies outside Australia.
   • AUD 360.00 if the applicant applies in Australia. If the applicant is a representative of a foreign government, this visa will be free.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay temporarily in Australia for medical treatment or consultation.
   • Donate organs.
   • Support someone holding this visa if they are donating organs or receiving medical treatment.
   • Be granted entry into Australia one or more times, depending on the applicant's circumstances.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Leave Australia when their visa expires.
   • Have the ability to financially support themselves during their stay in Australia.
   • Comply with all visa conditions and Australian law.

Working Holiday Visa 462

a. Visa 462: First Working and Holiday:

1. This type of visa gives applicants aged 18 to 30 the opportunity to enjoy a long vacation while working to fund their travels.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 462 (applicant): AUD 635.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Depart from and return to Australia without limit while their visa is valid.
   • Work in short-term jobs to cover their expenses.
   • Study for up to 4 months.
   • Work in a specified subclass 462 job for up to 3 months to qualify for a second Working Holiday Visa application.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold a passport eligible for this visa application.
   • Be between 18 and 30 years old.
   • Apply for the visa outside Australia.
   • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.
   • Have not previously held a 462 or 417 visa.

b. Visa 462: Second Working and Holiday Visa

1. This type of visa allows applicants aged 18 to 30 who have held a 462 visa to have a second working holiday in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 462 (applicant): AUD 635.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for 12 months.
   • Work in short-term jobs in Australia to cover their expenses.
   • Study for a maximum of 4 months.
   • Depart from and return to Australia without limit while their visa is valid.
   • Work in a specified job for up to 6 months to qualify for a third Working Holiday Visa application.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold a passport and visa eligible for this application.
   • Be between 18 and 30 years old.
   • Have previously held a first 462 visa.
   • Have completed 3 months of specified subclass 462 work.
   • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.

c. Visa 462: Third Working and Holiday Visa

1. This type of visa allows applicants aged 18 to 30 who have held a second 462 visa to have a third working holiday in Australia.

2. The cost for each application for Visa 462 (applicant): AUD 635.00.

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Stay in Australia for 12 months.
   • Work in short-term jobs in Australia to cover their expenses.
   • Study for a maximum of 4 months.
   • Depart from and return to Australia without limit while their visa is valid.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold a passport and visa eligible for this application.
   • Be between 18 and 30 years old.
   • Have previously held both a first and second 462 visa.
   • NOT include family members or children in their visa application.
   • Have completed 6 months of specified subclass 462 work.

Application Process:

• Preliminary Assessment - After the applicant's skilled occupation has been selected from the occupational list and the relevant assessing authority for that occupation has been identified, we will conduct a preliminary assessment of the applicant's eligibility for skills assessment. Specifically, we will review the applicant's personal information and documentation (qualifications or work experience) to determine whether the skills assessment the applicant intends to submit is likely to be approved.

• Submitting the Application - If our preliminary assessment concludes that the applicant's skills assessment is likely to be approved, and if the applicant wishes for us to prepare all the necessary documentation for their application on their behalf, we will provide the applicant with a list of the required documents along with their application.

• Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) Visa 188 (A, B, C, D & E)

  a. Visa 188: Business Innovation Stream:

  1. This visa is for entrepreneurs with business experience who wish to establish a new business or operate an existing business in Australia.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188 (Applicant)
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Live in Australia for a maximum of 5 years.
     • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
     • Establish a new business or operate an existing business in Australia.
     • Apply for a permanent visa 888 under the Business Innovation stream.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Achieve at least 65 points on the points test: Points Table
     • Submit documentation related to the achievements of the business owned by the applicant (annual revenue, assets owned by the applicant).
     • Have personal assets totaling at least AUD 1.25 million.

   

  b. Visa 188: Investor Stream:

  1. This visa requires the applicant to invest at least AUD 2.5 million in investments in Australia that meet specific requirements and maintain business or investment activities in Australia.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Live in Australia for a maximum of 5 years.
     • Conduct business or investment activities in Australia.
     • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
     • Apply for a permanent visa 888.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Achieve at least 65 points on the points test.
     • Be nominated by a state or territory government to invest AUD 2.5 million.
     • Have total business, investment, and personal assets of at least AUD 2.5 million.

   

  c. Visa 188: Significant Investor Stream:

  1. This visa is for individuals who invest at least AUD 5 million and maintain investment activities in Australia.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Live in Australia for a maximum of 5 years.
     • Engage in investment activities in Australia.
     • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
     • Apply for Visa 888 (Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa, subclass 888) under the Significant Investor stream.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Receive an invitation to apply for this visa.
     • Be nominated by a state or territory government or Austrade to invest.

   

  d. Visa 188: Business Innovation Extension Stream:

  1. This visa is for individuals holding a Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) who wish to extend their stay in Australia.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Operate a new or existing business in Australia.
     • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
     • Live in Australia for a maximum of 6 to 8 years.
     • Apply for a permanent visa 888 under the Business Innovation stream.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Hold a Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) for at least 3 years.
     • Be nominated by a state or territory government.

   

  e. Visa 188: Significant Investor Extension Stream:

  1. This visa is for individuals holding a Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) who wish to extend their stay in Australia for up to 4 years.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

   

  f. Visa 188: Premium Investor Stream:

  1. This visa allows the applicant to come to Australia to conduct business activities.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Conduct business or investment activities in Australia.
     • Live in Australia for 51 months (4 years and 3 months).
     • Apply for Visa 888 (Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa, subclass 888) under the Premium Investor stream.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Receive an invitation to apply for this visa.
     • Be nominated by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission.

   

  g. Visa 188: Entrepreneur Stream:

  1. This visa allows young entrepreneurs to develop their careers in Australia.

  2. Application fee for Visa 188
     Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

  3. With this visa, the applicant can:

     • Engage in startup activities in Australia.
     • Sponsor family members to come to Australia.
     • Apply for Visa 888 (Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa, subclass 888) under the Entrepreneur stream.

  4. This visa requires the applicant to:

     • Be nominated by a state or territory government.
     • Conduct or intend to conduct startup activities in Australia.
     • Meet English language requirements.
     • Provide a business plan for the applicant's startup activities.

   

Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) Visa 888

a. Visa 888: Business Innovation Stream:

1. This visa is for individuals holding a Visa 188 under the Business Innovation stream who wish to live permanently in Australia.

2. Application fee for Visa 888
   Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia permanently.
   • Work and study in Australia.
   • Continue conducting their business activities.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Currently be nominated by a state or territory government.
   • Meet business requirements.
   • Hold a Visa 188 under the Business Innovation stream.

b. Visa 888: Investor Stream:

1. This visa allows the applicant to engage in investment activities in Australia permanently.

2. Application fee for Visa 888
   Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Live in Australia permanently.
   • Work and study in Australia.
   • Continue conducting their business activities.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Currently be nominated by a state or territory government.
   • Meet business requirements.
   • Hold a Visa 188 under the Investor stream.

c. Visa 888: Significant Investor Stream:

1. This visa allows the applicant to engage in investment activities in Australia.

2. Application fee for Visa 888
   Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Continue conducting their business and investment activities in Australia.
   • Live in Australia indefinitely.
   • Work and study in Australia.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold a Visa 188 under the Significant Investor stream.
   • Be nominated by a state or territory government.
   • Continue maintaining their investment as required for their Visa 188 for the mandatory period.

d. Visa 888: Premium Investor Stream:

1. This visa allows the applicant to continue their investment activities in Australia.

2. Application fee for Visa 888
   Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

   • Continue conducting their business and investment activities in Australia.
   • Live in Australia indefinitely.
   • Work and study in Australia.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

   • Hold a Visa 188 under the Premium Investor stream.
   • Meet the requirements of the visa application.

e. Visa 888: Entrepreneur Stream:

1. This is a visa that allows individuals holding a Visa 188 under the Entrepreneur stream to live in Australia indefinitely.

2. The application fee for each submission of this visa:
Refer to the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for updated information: Visa Fees

3. With this visa, the applicant can:

• Continue conducting their business and investment activities in Australia.
• Live in Australia indefinitely.
• Work and study in Australia.

4. This visa requires the applicant to:

• Hold a Visa 188 under the Entrepreneur stream.
• Provide evidence related to the achievements obtained while conducting startup activities in Australia with the provisional visa.
• Currently be nominated by a state or territory of Australia.