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Understanding the Short-Term Activity (Subclass 400) Visa
The Subclass 400/Short-Term Activity Visa is for individuals wanting to travel to Australia to complete short-term, highly-specialised, and non-ongoing work. In some circumstances, this visa is granted to individuals participating in activities or work relating to Australia’s interests.
This visa allows the holder to stay in Australia while they complete short-term, specialised work for a business. To be eligible, you will need a letter of invitation or job offer from an Australian organisation.
Maximising Success in your Subclass 400 Visa Application
Applying for a Short-Term Activity Visa can be a difficult and complex process. Align Law Immigration will undertake a thorough consultation to assess whether the Short-Term Activity visa is the most appropriate pathway for your needs.
Obtaining the Subclass 400 visa requires the applicant to make a persuasive case that they possess specialised skills, knowledge and experience that cannot be reasonably found in the Australian labour market. At Align Law Immigration, we are prepared to work in partnership with you to construct a robust and persuasive Subclass 400 visa application with a high chance of success.
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Frequently Asked Questions – Subclass 400 Visa
The Subclass 400 visa is a short-term visa. Normally, the Subclass 400 visa is valid for only 3 months, but is sometimes extended up to a 6-month stay if there are strong and compelling reasons to permit an extension.
Yes! Dependents such as your spouse and children can be included in the application. We can assist you in ensuring you provide evidence demonstrating your relationship with your family on your application.