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Here’s an overview of the most common Australian visas we can help you with – either through the Czech Republic or directly from Australia. The visa overview is divided into three main categories: emigration, work and travel visas. For each type, you will find basic information about the conditions and purpose to help you find your way around. Whether you’re planning a long-term stay, work or a short trip, you’ll find the right visa here.

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Knowing your visa options and choosing the right route is not always easy – conditions can vary depending on the purpose, length of stay and personal situation. If you’re not sure which visa is best for you, we offer the possibility of a paid consultation with our registered migration agent. He will answer all your questions, explain the procedure and point you in the right direction.

 

1. Emigrant visas (Permanent and Long-term)

  • Subclass 189 – Skilled Independent Visa
    • For: Qualified professionals without a sponsor
    • Conditions: points based on several criteria, such as age (up to 45 years), education, language skills and work experience
    • Purpose: Permanent residency, ability to work and live anywhere in Australia
  • Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated Visa
    • For: Qualified workers nominated by an Australian state or territory
    • Conditions: nomination + score (age, education, language skills and work experience)
    • Purpose: Permanent residence, work in the nominated country
  • Subclass 491 – Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa
    • For: Skilled workers willing to live and work in regional areas of Australia
    • Conditions: nomination or sponsorship of a family member in the region + points
    • Purpose: Temporary visa (5 years) with the possibility of permanent residence at a later date
  • Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme Visa
    • For: Employees nominated by an Australian employer
    • Prerequisites: Nomination, qualifications and experience for the position, English
    • Purpose: Permanent residence, working for the employer who nominated
  • Subclass 187 – Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme Visa
    • For: Employees nominated by an employer in the regional area
    • Conditions: nomination, work in the region, qualifications and experience
    • Purpose: Permanent residence in the region
  • Subclass 143 – Contributory Parent Visa
    • For: parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents
    • Conditions: high financial contribution, health and safety checks
    • Purpose: Permanent residence in Australia
  • Subclass 820/801 – Partner Visa
    • For: partners of Australian citizens or residents
    • Conditions: proof of relationship, health checks, security checks
    • Purpose: Temporary residence (820) followed by permanent residence (801)

2. Working visas (Temporary and Specialised)

  • Subclass 482 – Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa
    • For: Employees with a nomination from an Australian employer for temporary work
    • Prerequisites: Nomination by employer, relevant qualifications and experience, English
    • Purpose: Temporary work (up to 4 years)
  • Subclass 494 – Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa
    • For: Employees nominated by their employer in regional areas of Australia
    • Conditions: nomination, work in the region, qualifications and experience
    • Purpose: Temporary work with the possibility of permanent residence at a later date
  • Subclass 407 – Training Visa
    • For: temporary stay for training and work experience in Australia
    • Conditions: sponsorship by employer or educational institution, training programme
    • Purpose: Acquisition of professional skills, duration depending on the programme (up to 2 years)
  • Subclass 400 – Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) Visa
    • For: short-term specialised work activities, e.g. special projects
    • Conditions: project support, short timeframe (usually within 3 months)
    • Purpose: Temporary stay for specific work
  • Subclass 485 – Temporary Graduate Visa
    • For: graduates of Australian universities and professional institutions
    • Prerequisites: Recent graduation, age up to 50 years, English

Purpose: Temporary stay for work experience or job search (18-24 months)

3. Travel visas (short-term, tourist, working holiday)

  • Subclass 417 – Working Holiday Visa (THE CZECH REPUBLIC DOES NOT HAVE THIS VISA!)
    • Pro: Young people (usually 18-30 years old, in some countries up to 35 years old)
    • Conditions: nationality of one of the countries with an agreement, financial means for travel and stay, dependants cannot be included
    • Purpose: To work and travel in Australia for up to 12 months, extendable under certain conditions (e.g. regional work)
  • Subclass 408 – Temporary Activity Visa

    • For: participants in temporary cultural, sporting, religious, research or other activities
    • Prerequisites: Invitation or sponsorship from an organisation in Australia, participation in a specific project
    • Purpose: Temporary stay related to the activities for which the visa is issued
    • Length of stay: usually up to 2 years depending on activity
  • Subclass 771 – Transit Visa
    • For: passengers transiting Australia en route to another country
    • Conditions: valid travel document, short stay
    • Purpose: To allow a short transit in Australia without entry for permanent residence
    • Duration of stay: max. 72 hours

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