Short Stay Activity Visa
(Subclass 400)

This visa permits the holder to complete present moment, profoundly specific, non-progressing work inside Australia. In restricted conditions, the visa holder might partake in an action or work connecting with Australia’s inclinations. Relatives might be remembered for an application for a subclass 400 visa.

Profoundly gifted laborers with a transient work interest in Australia might apply for this visa. In fact, a 400 visa doesn’t need business sponsorship, however a letter of help from an Australian business is by and large a fundamental record for any 400 visa application. You should be beyond Australia to apply for this visa.

The Temporary Work Visa under the Highly Specialised stream (Subclass 400) is designed for individuals seeking short-term, highly specialized work or activities in Australia, invited by an Australian organization. This visa allows a stay period of up to three months.

To apply for a Subclass 400 visa, you would typically begin by gathering the necessary documentation, including your passport, evidence of your purpose of visit and invitation from the Australian organization, details of your planned activities in Australia, and proof of your ability to support yourself financially during your stay.

Typically, the visa allows for a stay period of up to three months, although this can vary depending on individual circumstances and the specific requirements of the visa application.

Yes, a key requirement for this visa is an invitation from an Australian organization detailing the purpose and duration of your visit, as well as the nature of the work or activities you will be undertaking.

Extensions to the Subclass 400 visa are generally not permitted. If you need to stay longer, you may need to explore other visa options or apply for a new Subclass 400 visa if you have a new invitation for further work or activities.