Australia offers several temporary work visas that allow individuals to visit the country for short-term employment or specialised activities. Below are some of the most commonly used visa subclasses under this category:

Skilled–Recognised Graduate Visa (Subclass 476): This visa is designed for engineering graduates from countries that have a mutual recognition arrangement with Australia. It allows eligible graduates to gain professional experience in Australia for a limited period.

Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408): The Subclass 408 visa enables individuals to come to Australia to take part in a wide range of activities, including cultural events, social initiatives, research programs, sporting activities, and religious work.

Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485): This visa is for international students who have recently completed their studies in Australia and want to remain temporarily to gain practical work experience related to their qualification.

Temporary Work (International Relations) Visa (Subclass 403): This visa stream supports individuals travelling to Australia under specific international agreements, to work with government agencies, participate in cultural exchanges, or contribute to research and international relations programs.

Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) Visa (Subclass 400): The Subclass 400 visa is for individuals undertaking short-term, highly specialised work in Australia. It is typically granted for brief assignments requiring skills or expertise that are not readily available within the local workforce.

Note: Visa requirements and eligibility criteria can change over time. It is recommended to seek guidance from a registered migration agent to stay updated. You may also refer to the official Department of Home Affairs website https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas for the most current details on these visas.

At Randhawa Immigration, our registered migration agent can provide up-to-date information on these employer-sponsored visas and guide you through the entire application process.