The Temporary Work (short stay specialist) (subclass 400), as the name implies, is a temporary visa that allows up to three months of specialized, non-ongoing work in Australia for activities or work related to Australia’s interests. Here comes one condition that the applicant should be outside the country during the time of application and visa grant.

Highlights

In Australia, your visit may be extended for up to three months, and under exceptional conditions, for up to six months. Note, that the day you enter in Australia is the start of your stay.
You are allowed to bring eligible family members to Australia.
If you are permitted multiple entry visa, you can go to Australia on a regular basis.

Key Eligibility Requirements

You must be only engage in highly specialized, brief, and non-permanent work or activities in the country.
You must possess qualities or a relevant work history for the work or activity you are engaging in
You must have sufficient funds to support yourself and family members for the duration of your stay
You must possess provisions from the organization that extended an invitation for you to work in Australia
You must fulfil the prerequisites for character and health as per the Australia’s standards.
You must have an adequate health insurance to meet the visa requirements.

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FAQs about Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 400)

The Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 400) permits temporary visits to Australia for specific activities like work, cultural events, and non-ongoing activities.

The Subclass 400 visa is given to individuals requiring short-term Australian activities like skilled work, research, or events, meeting the required health and character standards.

The duration of a Subclass 400 visa, determined by the purpose and activities, can range from a few days to several months, as per the visa grant.

Subclass 400 visas are usually granted for the duration needed to complete the activity, with extensions being limited and granted in certain circumstances.