Training visa requirements for the subclass 407 explained. A registered migration agent in Brisbane covers sponsorship, nomination, eligibility and how to apply.
The Training visa, subclass 407, is a temporary visa that lets you come to Australia for workplace-based occupational training or a professional development program that improves your skills in your current occupation, area of study, or field of expertise. To qualify you generally need an approved sponsor to nominate a structured training program for you, you must be at least 18, have suitable recent experience or study in the field you’ll train in, meet English, health and character requirements, and hold health insurance for your stay. It’s not a general work visa and it’s not for open-ended employment. The training has to be genuine, structured, and aimed at building your skills. The visa can be granted for up to two years. Here’s how it works and what each requirement means.
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