Visa information
If you want to live and work in Australia, you will need to apply for a visa first. The type of visa you apply for will depend on your skills, experience and current circumstances.Visa information
- The 457 visa
- Sweeping changes to 457 visa program from September 2009
- The 176 visa
- The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (Subclass 119/857)
- The Australian Values Statement
- The Contributory Parent (Migrant) visas
- Provisional business visas
- Permanent Australian business visa options
- State and Territory Business Sponsorship visas
- Business skills visas with state or territory government sponsorship
- Business Skills visas without state or territory government sponsorship
- Employer sponsored visas
- Family migration visas
- Special Activities visa options
- Working Holiday visa (Subclass 417)
- Visas for doctors and nurses
- Are you healthy enough to qualify?
- Does your character fit the bill?
- How much will my visa cost?
- Registration of same-sex partnerships for visa application purposes
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