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We are Registered Migration Agents based in Melbourne
Official Home Affairs guidance states that the Training Visa (Subclass 407) allows eligible people to take part in workplace-based occupational training in Australia, can allow stay for up to 2 years, and applicants must now have an approved sponsor and nomination before they apply.
The Training Visa (Subclass 407) is used for genuine occupational training rather than a normal skilled position-filling arrangement. It is commonly considered where the main purpose is structured training in Australia to improve skills for a current job, area of tertiary study, or field of expertise. A strong Subclass 407 application usually depends on the sponsor structure, the approved nomination, the training plan, Functional English, and whether the proposed training fits one of the visa's recognised occupational training categories.
At CG Migration Services, we help applicants and sponsoring organisations approach Subclass 407 with better structure and clearer planning. Many people searching for the Best Immigration Agent in Melbourne want practical help understanding whether this visa is the right fit for workplace-based training, what the sponsor must prepare, and how to organise the application so the training purpose is clearly presented. Our Melbourne team supports applicants with organised guidance so the case is more consistent and easier to understand.
Subclass 407 is for workplace-based occupational training to improve skills, not for a standard ongoing skilled vacancy.
Current Home Affairs guidance states applicants must now have an approved sponsor and nomination before applying for the visa.
Home Affairs states that applicants for Training Visa Subclass 407 must have Functional English under the current settings.
Home Affairs states that the visa can allow stay in Australia for up to 2 years, subject to the grant and conditions.
Current Home Affairs guidance explains that nomination requirements for Subclass 407 depend on the purpose or type of training. There are three recognised training types: occupational training required for registration, occupational training to improve skills in an eligible occupation, and occupational training for capacity building overseas. This means the way a case is prepared should match the specific training purpose from the beginning.
Home Affairs also states that applicants must usually be 18 years old or older at the time the visa decision is made. The same official guidance further notes that members of the family unit can be included in the application. These details make it important to review both the main applicant and any accompanying family members before lodgement.
We assess whether the proposed training appears to fit the current 407 framework and which occupational training type is most relevant.
We help review sponsor readiness, nomination timing, and the training structure so the case is organised in the right sequence.
Our team helps organise identity documents, English evidence, family records, and supporting material tied to the training purpose.
We provide practical guidance on presenting the training purpose and supporting records more clearly for a better organised application.
Subclass 407 issues often arise when the proposed activity is really a normal job rather than genuine occupational training, when the wrong training type is used, or when sponsor and nomination steps are not completed correctly before application. Applicants and sponsors commonly seek advice from a Registered Migration Agent in Melbourne because they want clearer guidance on the training pathway, cleaner documentation, and a more structured approach to the 407 visa process.
If you need help with Training Visa (Subclass 407) planning, CG Migration Services can help you prepare the training-based case more clearly and move forward with a better organised visa strategy in Australia.
These are some of the most common questions applicants and sponsors ask when planning a Training Visa (Subclass 407) application for Australia.
It is an Australia visa for eligible people who want to take part in workplace-based occupational training to improve skills for their job, area of study, or field of expertise.
Home Affairs states that the Training Visa (Subclass 407) can allow stay in Australia for up to 2 years.
Yes. Current Home Affairs guidance states that applicants must now have an approved sponsor and nomination before they can apply for the visa.
Home Affairs states that the visa covers occupational training required for registration, occupational training to improve skills in an eligible occupation, and occupational training for capacity building overseas.
Yes. Current Home Affairs guidance states that applicants for Subclass 407 must have Functional English, and they are usually expected to be 18 years old or older at the time of decision.