Other Visa Services

The Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) is a temporary visa option for young people who wish to travel to Australia for a holiday and work there for up to one year. There are 3 types of visas under this category:

You may be eligible for this visa if you:

This visa lets you stay in Australia for up to 1 year; work in Australia for up to 6 months with each employer; study for up to 4 months; travel to and from Australia while the visa is valid.

These visa options are for former/current permanent residents and former citizens of Australia who wish to travel overseas and return to the country as permanent residents. The visa allows you to regain your status as a permanent resident of Australia. This permanent visa lets you stay in Australia for indefinite period as a permanent resident and travel to and from the country for up to 5 years from the date the visa is granted. When your travel period expires, you will have to apply for another permanent visa if you wish to live in the country and return as permanent resident.

This temporary visa lets you work in Australia in the field entertainment like television, films or live productions in a performance or behind-the-scene role such as directing, producing, etc. You can be in our outside Australia when you apply for this visa. To apply for this visa, you must first have an Australian government agency, organisation, foreign government agency or an eligible individual to become an entertainment sponsor and then nominate you to take a position in the industry. With this visa, you can work in the entertainment industry:

You can stay in Australia for up to two years or whatever is specified for the nomination position; bring eligible family members; or enter and leave Australia as many times while your visa is valid.

This visa is designed for people with a distinguished talent or exceptional achievement in a profession, arts, sports or academia and research. The permanent residence visa lets you stay in Australia for an indefinite period, work and study in Australia, apply for Australian citizenship, enrol in Medicare, sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence, and travel to and from Australia for 5 years from the date of visa grant.

You might be eligible to get Medical Treatment Visa (subclass 602) if you want to:

If you are in Australia and over 50 years of age, and have been denied a permanent visa only on the health ground, you can apply for this visa.

This visa lets a non-New Zealand family member of a New Zealand citizen stay and work in Australia for up to 5 years. You may be eligible for this visa if: