In addition to the Visitor Visa (Subclass 600), Electronic Travel Authority (Subclass 601), and eVisitor Visa (Subclass 651), there are other visas available for individuals who need to travel to Australia for specific short-term purposes.
The Transit Visa (Subclass 771) is for travellers who need to pass through Australia on their way to another country.
The Medical Treatment Visa (Subclass 602) allows individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of receiving medical treatment or to support someone who requires treatment.
At Starks Immigration Services, we guide individuals through specialised visitor visa applications such as Transit (Subclass 771) and Medical Treatment (Subclass 602). Whether you need to pass through Australia or access medical care, our team ensures your application is correctly prepared and lodged.
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.
Need assistance with a Transit or Medical Treatment visa?
You can stay in Australia for up to 72 hours before departing to another country.
Yes, unless you qualify for an exemption. Most travellers passing through Australia need a Subclass 771 Transit Visa.
No. This visa is only for medical treatment purposes and does not provide work rights.
The duration depends on your medical needs and supporting evidence provided by your healthcare provider.
Yes, in certain cases family members may apply to accompany or support you during your treatment.