Requirements To Apply For 400 Temporary Work Visa
Employer sponsorship is not needed for the 400 Visa.
- The candidate must be of good health and character.
- They must demonstrate they have sufficient funds to support yourself in Australia.
- They must be outside of Australia when a business applies for the 400 visa.
- There is no age limit on applications.
- This person can only do the work or activities for which the visa was granted.
Types Of 400 Temporary Work Visas
You can apply for two types of 400 Temporary Work Visas.
How To Apply For A 400 Visa?
The simplest way to apply for a 400 Visa is to contact K1 Migration. A discovery call with our expert team will help you choose the best immigration pathway for your situation.
Step 1
Once you reach out toK1 Migration, we set up a discovery call to understand what your needs are and what Visa best suits you.
Step 2
From there, we will send you a Strategy proposal outlining the steps we will take to assist you in getting a Visa for you to sign off on.
Step 3
Now our team leaps into action, following immigration pathways, taking care of the paperwork and helping you through the entire application process.
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Let’s make it happen together. Contact K1 Migration today, and let us help you or your business take the next big step. We’re here to make your move smooth, stress-free, and successful!
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. The 400 Visa is employer-specific and tied to the role or project specified in your visa application. If you wish to work for another employer or in a different role, you must apply for a new visa.
No. The Subclass 400 Visa is strictly for temporary work and does not provide a direct pathway to permanent residency. However, you can explore other visa options like:
- Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa (Subclass 482).
- Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa (Subclass 186).
- Skilled migration visas if your occupation is listed on Australia’s Skilled Occupation List (SOL).
Yes, but with limitations:
- The 400 Visa is non-renewable.
- If you want to stay longer or switch roles, you must apply for a different visa, such as the TSS Visa (Subclass 482), before your 400 Visa expires.
- You cannot extend the 400 Visa beyond the maximum allowed stay.
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