What are the visa types in Australia?

Many students choose to study or travel in Australia or even emigrate, so it is important to apply for different kinds of visas. What are the visa types in Italy? This is a concern of many people who go abroad. Let's have a look! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

What are the visa types in Australia?

Parental category

143 donating parents' immigrant visas (parents who live outside Australia can submit the following two types of visas);

173 donating temporary visas for parents (parents who live outside Australia can submit the following two visas);

864 donated permanent resident visa for elderly parents (parents living in Australia can submit the following two visas);

Donate temporary visas for elderly parents (parents living in Australia can submit the following two types of visas) (note: elderly parents mean that at least one parent is over 65 years old, and only parents who meet this requirement can apply for such Australian immigrants;

Spouse category

300 unmarried temporary residence visa (overseas application)

309 married temporary residence visa (overseas application);

100 married immigrant visa (overseas application);

820 married temporary residence visa (domestic application);

80 1 married permanent residence visa (domestic application);

Category of children

10 1 child immigrant visa (overseas application);

Children's permanent residence visa (domestic application);

102 adopted son/female immigrant visa (overseas application);

1 17 relative orphan immigrant visa (overseas application);

837 relative orphan immigrant visa (domestic application);

Other categories

1 14 elderly relatives immigrant visa (overseas application);

838 permanent residence visa for elderly relatives (domestic application);

1 15 immigrant visa for the remaining family members (overseas application);

Permanent residence visas for the remaining family members (domestic applications);

1 16 relative care immigrant visa (overseas application);

836 permanent residence visa for relatives and caregivers (domestic application);

Business category

456 business visa (short-term business visa);

457 business visa (long-term business visa);

Job category

Australia's 845 entrepreneurial immigrants 12 1 856 visa (planned immigrants nominated by employers)119,857 visa (guaranteed immigrants in remote areas) (6) general skilled immigrant visa;

Overseas application

175 ordinary skilled immigrants (formerly136);

176 sponsored skilled migration (formerly 137,138);

476 kinds of temporary residence visas guaranteed in remote areas (previously 495,496 offshore);

Temporary residence visa for overseas (non-Australian) graduates (new visa category);

Student visa

Category 570: only apply for language courses in Australia, IELTS needs more than 5 points, but this visa is basically impossible to handle;

57 1 type: middle school student visa, 10,12 grade can study in Australia. Students who must attend ordinary senior high schools (except vocational high schools, technical secondary schools and technical schools) can enjoy IELTS exemption. There are strict requirements for the age and curriculum of entering Australia.

Category 572: To apply for TAFE, diploma, certificate and other highly specialized courses, IELTS score of 5 or above is required. According to the requirements of the Australian Immigration Bureau, the minimum requirement for not continuing to study language courses in the local area is IELTS 5.5, and the actual situation needs to be determined according to the specific requirements of each major in the school.

Type 573: IELTS requires more than 5 points to apply for Australian undergraduate courses, teach postgraduate degree courses, postgraduate diploma courses and postgraduate diploma courses. According to the requirements of the Australian Immigration Bureau, the minimum requirement for not continuing to study language courses in the local area is IELTS 6. The actual situation needs to be determined according to the specific requirements of each major in the school. At the same time, to apply for this kind of visa, you must have a high school diploma.

Category 574: IELTS score of 5 or above is required to apply for postgraduate degree programs and doctoral programs in Australia. According to the requirements of the Australian Immigration Bureau, IELTS 6 is the minimum requirement for not continuing to study language courses in the local area, and the actual situation needs to be determined according to the specific requirements of various majors in the school.

Type 575: IELTS needs more than 5 points to apply for preparatory courses, preparatory courses or other non-academic courses in Australia. It is unlikely that the Australian Immigration Bureau will approve such visas alone. Generally, domestic students will not only apply for this kind of visa alone, but usually submit it together with the bachelor's degree course at the back of the preparatory course and apply for the 573 visa directly.

Type 576: Participate in research related to national projects in Australia.

Category 580: Guardian visa refers to the visa issued by parents or their nominees of students under 0/8 years old in Australia, requiring guardians to go in and out with students in Australia.

Tourist visa

A tourist visa is a temporary visa that allows applicants to travel to Australia or engage in business activities.

This visa category includes the following two series, which can be applied outside Australia:

Tourism series

Vacation in Australia, visiting relatives and friends or other short-term non-work purposes, including no more than three months of study.

Business visitor series

A short business visit to Australia, including:

Conduct regular business or government inspection activities?

Contract negotiation?

Intergovernmental visit?

Attend meetings, seminars, job interviews or vocational exams.

Please note: Temporary work visa (short stay activities) (category 400) allows applicants to do the following activities:

Working for an Australian institution or individual?

Selling products or providing services to the Australian public (retail behavior)

Passport holders in some countries can apply for electronic travel permits or electronic travel visas.

Temporary work visa (short-term activities)

Temporary work visa (short stay activities) (category 400) is a temporary visa, and applicants can enter Australia with this visa to carry out the following activities:

Engaged in short-term, non-sustainable and professional work?

Invited by Australian institutions to participate in non-sustainable cultural or social activities?

Who can apply for the staff who provide domestic service for tourists who come to Australia with tourist visas?

Applicants who are engaged in highly professional work for a short time and have job-related employment background and personal ability?

Applicants invited by an Australian organization to participate in one or more short-term activities (the organization that the organization should participate in)?

Workers (especially maids or nannies) who provide domestic service to people who go to Australia with tourist visas?

Family members can apply for visas in the same application form, but family members cannot work in Australia. Applicants who need to engage in long-term work-related social/cultural activities in Australia, please refer to the temporary work visa (long-term stay activities).

Temporary residence visa

Temporary work and training and research visas Temporary work visas (long-term stay activities) (category 40 1)

This kind of visa allows the applicant to stay in Australia temporarily to participate in personnel exchange activities, sports activities or religious activities.

Training and research visas (category 402)

This kind of visa allows the applicant to stay in Australia temporarily for vocational training, to conduct research or research observation as a visiting scholar, or to participate in professional development projects. Please note: Categories 40 1 and 402 require that the sponsorship application of Australian institutions must be approved by the Immigration Bureau before submitting visa applications.

Temporary work visa (international relations category) (category 403)

This type of visa allows the applicant to stay in Australia temporarily and engage in the following activities:

Representing foreign government agencies (but not enjoying official status issued by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade)

According to the agreement signed between the Australian federal, state and territory governments and the government of another country, they are engaged in relevant work or activities and provide domestic service for those who hold temporary diplomatic visas (category 995).

Student visa

Student visas are for those who wish to attend formal study courses. Anyone who intends to attend the course within three months needs to apply for a tourist visa.

All students who intend to apply for a student visa need to check the evaluation level and requirements of their application on the DIBP website.

Student visas are only applicable to students who intend to register for full-time courses. Visa is not applicable to half-time students or correspondence students. For full-time and registered courses, please refer to the website of the Ministry of Education, Employment and Labor Relations. Important notice: China citizens living in China and New Zealand who want to apply for a student visa outside Australia should apply to the Visa Processing Office of the Australian Immigration and Border Protection Department in Adelaide. Non-China citizens living in China need to submit student visa applications at the Australian Visa Application Center.

transit visa

Transit visas (category 77 1) are visas issued to other countries through Australia or passed through Australia as crew members.

A transit visa allows you to leave the airport area. Even passengers on the same plane at the same airport should apply for a transit visa. This visa is valid for no more than 72 hours. Note-citizens of some countries do not need a visa to cross the border.

Medical visa

This visa is temporary and allows the applicant to engage in the following activities:

Australian medical treatment or consultation does not apply to surrogate mothers?

Organ donation?

Help people receiving treatment in Australia.

Family migration-children

Children (category 10 1)

This visa is a permanent residence visa and is issued to children of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens. Parents, as guarantors of their children, can submit visa applications on their behalf.

Adoption (category 102)

This visa is a permanent residence visa and is issued to children under the age of 18 who have been or will be adopted outside Australia.

For this visa, adoptive parents or prospective adoptive parents must be Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens.

Orphan relatives (category 1 17)

This visa is a permanent residence visa and is issued to applicants outside Australia 18 years old whose parents can't take care of them. Applicants must be sponsored by relatives of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or qualified New Zealand citizens.

Dependent children (category 445)

This visa is a short-term temporary visa, which is issued to children whose parents hold an Australian temporary partner visa or whose parents hold a temporary partner visa outside Australia.

Family migration-partner

Future Marriage Visa (Category 300)

This visa is for those applicants who are engaged to the sponsor and intend to marry the sponsor after arriving in Australia. The guarantor must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen.

Spouse immigrant visa (temporary/permanent) (category 309/ 100)

This kind of visa is for those applicants who have married their sponsor and are in a real continuous marriage relationship. The guarantor must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen.

Interview As part of the evaluation process, the visa officer may arrange an interview for the applicant of the partner visa.

Family immigrants-other family members

Elderly caregivers (category 1 14)

This visa is aimed at elderly people who are single, widowed or divorced and whose relatives (children, parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents, grandchildren (female) or grandchildren (female), uncles, aunts, menstruation and nephews (female) provide financial support.

Last family member (category 1 15)

This visa is applicable to applicants who have no other parents or siblings outside Australia. Caregiver (category 1 16) This visa is for those who need to take care of relatives or sick family members in Australia.

Note: Applicants with other family members (immigrants) must be sponsored by qualified relatives of their Australian citizens, permanent residents or New Zealand citizens.

Resident return visa

Resident Return Visa (Category 155/ 157)

This is a permanent visa for current or former Australian permanent residents and former Australian citizens. This visa allows you to maintain or restore your eligibility to return to Australia as a permanent resident of Australia. Residents' applications for return visas should be submitted directly to the Australian Consulate General in Guangzhou.

Visa for relatives of New Zealand citizens

This kind of visa is for family members of special visa holders. Because he is not a New Zealand citizen, he is not eligible for a special visa.

The purpose of this visa is to allow non-New Zealand citizens to travel and live in Australia with family members of New Zealand citizens with special visas. Special category (category 444) is a temporary visa, which is automatically issued to New Zealand citizens who arrive in Australia without a permanent visa.