Key Highlights
- Apply from inside or outside Australia
- Stay in Australia for up to two years
- Participate in workplace-based occupational training or professional development
- Requires nomination by an approved temporary activities sponsor
The Training Visa (Subclass 407) is a temporary visa that allows individuals to come to Australia to undertake occupational training or participate in classroom-based professional development activities with an approved sponsor. It is ideal for those seeking to improve their skills, meet occupational registration requirements, or build capacity for work overseas.
At Starks Immigration Services, we help applicants secure the right training visa pathway, whether it’s for occupational registration, skill enhancement, or overseas capacity-building programs. Our migration team works closely with sponsors and applicants to ensure all nomination and visa requirements are met.
At Starks Immigration Services, we provide personalized support from the very beginning—starting with your Expression of Interest (EOI), all the way through to your final visa grant. Our team makes sure you understand each step clearly, so you can move forward with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.
Australian immigration laws and policies change frequently. At Starks, we stay on top of the latest updates to provide you with accurate and timely advice. Our trusted guidance ensures your application is aligned with current regulations, improving your chances of a successful outcome.
Ready to build your skills and career through training in Australia?
The visa allows you to stay in Australia for up to two years, depending on your training program.
Yes. You must be sponsored by an approved temporary activities sponsor to participate in the nominated training program.
Yes, you may include eligible family members in your visa application, provided they meet health and character requirements.
You are only permitted to work in the capacity of your approved training program. The visa does not provide unrestricted work rights.
The Subclass 407 is a temporary visa and does not directly lead to permanent residency. However, the skills and experience gained may support applications for other skilled migration visas.