Australian Visa - Business Visits
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Australian Visa - Business Visits
Overview
If you're planning a business trip to Australia, even briefly, you'll need an Australian visa. This article outlines the three types of business visas available.
Types of Business Visas
Short Stay Business Visa
Perfect for visits less than three months, this visa covers activities like business meetings, negotiations, and conferences. You can apply through your airline, online, or by submitting a written application. Known as the Business Electronic Travel Authority (ETA), it offers a convenient option for short-term stays.
Sponsored Business Visitor Visa
For this short stay visa, sponsorship is required from an authorized individual or entity in Australia, such as a parliament member, a government agency, or a local mayor. The sponsor must guarantee compliance with all visa conditions, including the departure date.
Temporary Business (Long Stay) Visa
This visa is for those with a job offer from an approved employer. The employer can be Australian or international and must sponsor the applicant by nominating a skilled position that meets specific requirements. Before applying, the employer needs to be registered as a sponsor and nominate job vacancies. The sponsorship lasts for two years, and the visa term can range from three months to four years. If the employee wishes to change jobs, they must secure a new sponsor and re-apply for the visa.
Further Information
For comprehensive details, visit the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs website.
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