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Work and training

Subclass 407

Training visa

A temporary visa for occupational training or professional development in Australia. The official page describes the training categories.

Overview

A temporary visa for occupational training or professional development in Australia. The official page describes the training categories.

General factual information. This page does not assess your eligibility and has not been reviewed by a lawyer or registered migration agent.

Requirements

Open the official visa page for its current requirements and stream details. A listing here does not mean applications are open.

Requirements on Home Affairs

Documents & forms

Home Affairs lists the documents for each stream. Your practitioner can prepare a checklist for your matter.

Browse official form links

Forms commonly used with this visa

Factual associations from a dated snapshot. The official visa page lists what an application actually requires.

Open official visa documents and instructions

General preparation checklist — a printable, official-linked list of common steps and documents. It is not advice.

Occupation lists

Which list a program uses, and any caveats, are set by the official source. Appearing on a list is not an assessment of any person.

Published processing times and charges

Official global processing times

Stream25% of applications50%75%90%
All streams21 Days11 Months15 Months18 Months

Aggregate figures for applications decided in the period ending 2026-06-30, published 2026-08-04. They describe past decisions and never an individual timeframe. Current official processing times ↗

Visa application charge (published table)

Published entryBase applicantAdditional applicant 18+Additional applicant under 18
Training visa (subclass 407)$535$535$135

Generic published amounts as at 2026-07-01. Government charges are separate from any professional fee, and surcharges or exemptions may apply. Current official pricing ↗

Updates & sources

Australian Government Department of Home Affairs

Source link checked: 9 September 2026. This records a source check, not a guarantee that the information has not changed.

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