Key facts
- Subclass
- 407
- English requirement
- IELTS 4.5+ overall
Visa costs
| application fee | AUD $325 |
Subclass 407: Common questions
Can I work outside my training program?
No. Your work rights are limited to the training activities specified in your nomination. You cannot do productive work for the sponsor.
Overview
The Training visa lets you come to Australia to participate in workplace-based occupational training, professional development, or training for capacity building overseas.
Who is it for?
- People nominated by an approved temporary activities sponsor for workplace-based training
- Professionals seeking to develop skills in their field through an Australian training program
- Government or academic professionals building capacity for their home country
The visa is granted for the duration of the training program, up to 2 years.
Requirements
Requirements
- Nomination by an approved temporary activities sponsor
- The training must be directly related to your occupation
- You must have relevant qualifications or experience
- English: IELTS 4.5 overall (or equivalent)
- Meet health and character requirements
- Have adequate health insurance
Application process
Application process
- Your training provider applies to become an approved temporary activities sponsor
- The sponsor nominates you for the training program
- You lodge the visa application with evidence of your qualifications and the training plan
- Complete health checks if required
- Processing: usually 1 to 3 months
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