Subclass 407 is intended for structured workplace-based training or professional development. It is not a general work visa.
Who this route suits
People undertaking eligible occupational training.
Training categories
Subclass 407 covers occupational training to improve skills in a nominated occupation, or professional development for government-sponsored students. A sponsor must nominate the training.
What it is not
Subclass 407 is not a general work visa. The purpose must be genuine occupational training, not regular employment.
Important to know
Explain the training purpose, sponsor, and nomination roles.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I switch to a work visa from a 407?
- A 407 can form part of a plan to gain skills assessable experience. Moving to a work visa requires meeting the standard requirements of that visa separately.
Check before you apply. General information only. Requirements, fees, and occupation lists change. The relevant authority makes the final decision on every application. Confirm current requirements with Department of Home Affairs.
Related routes
Working in a regulated profession in Australia?
A visa does not give permission to practise a regulated profession. Registration is a separate process.
