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At a glance

Australia's Training visa is a temporary route for workplace-based occupational training or professional development.

Type
Temporary training visa
Training fit
Structured workplace training or professional development
Core requirements
Sponsor, nomination or invitation, training plan, and support
What to know
Not a general work visa

Summary

Australia's Training visa (Subclass 407) is for workplace-based occupational training or professional development in Australia. Home Affairs describes it as a temporary visa for training that improves skills for a job, tertiary study, field of expertise, or professional development.

This is not a general work visa. It is for structured training with a sponsor and, in most cases, a nomination.

Eligibility

The main requirements usually include:

Home Affairs says the visa can be granted for up to 2 years.

What This Route Allows

The visa can let you complete workplace-based training in Australia, including training required for registration, training to improve skills in an occupation, or a professional development program.

What This Route Is Not

This is not a shortcut into ordinary employment. If the goal is a regular Australian job, look at employer-sponsored routes such as Skills in Demand (Subclass 482), Employer Nomination (Subclass 186), or regional employer-sponsored options.

Next Steps

  1. Confirm the training purpose.
  2. Identify the Australian sponsor.
  3. Confirm whether a nomination is required and approved.
  4. Gather the training plan, sponsor records, and support evidence.

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