If you’re planning to work or gain training experience in Australia, you might have come across the Subclass 400 Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) Visa and the Subclass 407 Training Visa. These visas serve different purposes, and knowing which one suits your needs .

Subclass 400 Visa

The Subclass 400 visa is designed for professionals who need to work in Australia temporarily for specialized tasks.

Who Can Apply?

1. Professionals with specialized skills that are hard to find locally.
2. Those working on short-term, high-value projects.
3. Applicants who can prove their stay will benefit Australia.
4. The usual stay limit is 3 months, with a 6-month extension granted in special cases.
5. Sufficient financial status  and good health are must-haves.

Requirements:

1. Secure a job offer from an Australian employer.
2. Collect your essential documents, including proof of Experience and financial stability.
3. which usually takes 1 to 2 months.

Why Choose a Subclass 400 Visa?

1. Fast processing time.
2. No strict employer sponsorship needed.
3. Best for short-term, high-skill projects.

Subclass 407  Visa

The Subclass 407 visa is for individuals who want to undertake workplace-based training in Australia to enhance their skills and knowledge.

Who Can Apply?

1. Individuals with an approved sponsor in Australia.
2. Those undergoing structured training to improve their expertise.
3. The training must be relevant to your current job, studies, or profession.
4. Health and financial support criteria must be met.

Requirements:

1. Find a sponsor that offers training in your field.
2. Gather supporting documents, including sponsorship details and financial proof.
3. Processing times vary but can take up to 3 months.

Why Choose a Subclass 407 Visa?

1. Hands-on industry training in Australia.
2. Possible pathway to skilled migration.
3. Family members can be included.
4. Can last up to 2 years, depending on the training program.

Differences Between Subclass 400 and Subclass 407 Visas

Feature	Subclass 400 Visa	Subclass 407 Visa
Purpose	Short-term specialized work	Workplace-based training
Duration	Up to 3-6 months	Up to 2 years
Sponsorship	Not mandatory but job offer required	Mandatory from an approved sponsor
Pathway to PR	No	Possible in some cases
Family Inclusion	No	Yes

Which Visa is Right for You?

• Choose Subclass 400 if you need to work in Australia for a short period with specialized skills.
• Choose Subclass 407 if you’re seeking hands-on training to improve your professional expertise.

 

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