Overview of temporary work visas (category of short-term stay activities)
A temporary work visa (short-term stay activity category) is a temporary visa on which an applicant can enter Australia for the following activities:
- Engaged in short-term, highly professional, non-continuous work;
- Invited by Australian institutions to participate in non-sustained cultural or social activities;
- Participation in activities or work of interest to Australia under special circumstances
The 400 temporary work visa (short-term stay activity category) is usually valid for three months, which can be extended to six months depending on the specific circumstances of the applicant's work. The visa must be applied abroad and landed in Australia within 6 months after approval.
Application conditions for temporary work visa (short-term stay activity category)
- Engaged in short-term, non-continuous work;
- Need to work in Australia or participate in activities;
- Personal ability and work experience related to work;
- There are sufficient funds to ensure the life of the applicant and his family in Australia;
- Australian organizations invite to work or participate in activities in Australia;
- Applicants will not study in Australia and obtain a diploma;
- To meet the requirements of health and conduct
400 temporary work visa (short stay activity category) application process
- Prepare application materials;
- Apply online and upload supporting documents to your IMMI account;
- Pending trial, visa approval is not allowed to enter Australia.
400 temporary work visa (short-term stay activity category) processing cycle
- Seventy-five percent of applications take 11 days, and 90 percent take 19 days.
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