Complete Guide to Australian Visas for Indian Applicants

 

Introduction:

With diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and a robust economy, Australia has been an immense attraction to Indians surging for new opportunities, whether work-based, educational, or permanent residency. While the Australian visa system can be very complicated, understanding which options are open to you is critical to making a successful application. This comprehensive guide will, therefore, give you an overview of all types of visas available to Indian applicants, requirements, application procedures, and important considerations to take into account during application.

 

1. Visitor Visas
 

These visas are for people visiting Australia for tourism, visiting family and friends, or for short business trips.

 

a) Subclass 600 - Visitor Visa

This is the kind of visitor visa that most Indian tourists seek. It enables one to stay in Australia for up to 3, 6, or even 12 months depending on one's circumstances.

 

Requirements-

• Valid passport
• Proof of adequate funds
• Health and character requirements

- Actual intention of a temporary stay

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Tourist Visa / Visitor Visa

 

2. Student Visas

 

Australia is one of the most sought-after destinations for Indian students who want world-class education and make a beeline for the country because of its post-study work opportunities.

 

a) Subclass 500 - Student Visa

 

This visa enables you to study full-time in Australia, generally for up to 5 years.

Requirements:

• Confirmation of Enrolment from an Australian educational institution
• Proof of sufficient funds
• OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover)
• English language proficiency—normally IELTS or equivalent
• GTE requirement

 

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Student Visa / Study Visa

 

 

3. Work Visas

 

There are numerous options for work visas available for entry to Australia as a skilled professional, depending on your qualifications and your circumstances.

 

a) Subclass 482 - Temporary Skill Shortness Visa

It replaced the former 457 visa, which was for skilled workers. It requires sponsorship by an approved employer.

Requirements:

• Sponsorship by an approved employer

• Having a necessary skill in your nominated occupation

The applicant shall have an absolute minimum relevant work experience of 2 years.

The applicant shall be fluent in English.

 

b) Subclass 186 - Employer Nomination Scheme

 

This visa will let the workers in question relocate to Australia; it is sponsored by an Australian employer and leads to permanent residence.

Requirements:

• Nomination by an approved Australian employer

• Having a relevant nominated occupation which needs a relevant skills assessment

• At least 3 years relevant work experience

• Age under 45 years of age

• English language proficiency

 

Work Visa

C) Subclass 189 - Skilled Independent Visa

 

This is a points-based visa that allows skilled workers to live in and work permanently in Australia without the sponsorship of an employer.

Requirements:

•  Invitation to apply upon submission of Expression of Interest
•  Positive skills assessment in a nominated occupation
•  At least 65 points on the points test
•  Age less than 45 years
•  Competent English language proficiency

 

d) Subclass 190 - Skilled Nominated Visa

 

This is similar to the 189 visa but here, you need to be invited by a state or territory government.

 

Requirements:

The same as subclass 189 and an invitation by a state or territory government.

 

e) Subclass 491 - Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa

 

This visa utilizes a points-test system and is offered to skilled workers who wish to live and work in regional Australia.

 

Requirements:

• To be nominated by a state or a territory government or be sponsored by an eligible family member
• To obtain a positive skills assessment in your nominated occupation
• Minimum of 65 points on the points test
• Below 45 years of age
• Proficient in English

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4. Business and Investor Visa

 

Business Visa / Investor Visa

There are several visa solutions available for Indian entrepreneurs and investors who want to start or manage business in Australia.

 

a) Subclass 188: Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) Visa

 

The several flows inside the visa serve business explorers, investors, and entrepreneurs in productive business or even investment experience.

 

Requirements: 

Rather, the requirements from one stream to another differ but, in general, include the following:

• Successful business experience or investment record

• Net assets of at least AUD 800,000 to 2.25 million, depending on the stream

• Intention to establish or invest in a business in Australia

State or territory nomination

 

 

b) Subclass 132 - Business Talent (Permanent) Visa

 

This type of visa is for very high-quality business owners or entrepreneurs.

Requirements:

• Business with a turnover of at least AUD 3 million

• Net assets of at least AUD 1.5 million

• Sponsorship by a state or territory

 

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5. Family Visas

 

Family visas for the families of Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens are copious in number.

 

a) Subclass 309/100: Partner Visa Provisional and Permanent

 

This visa is for a spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

Requirements:

Genuine and continuing relationship

Meet health and character requirements

Sponsor must be eligible to sponsor

 

b) Subclass 300 - Prospective Marriage Visa

 

This visa is for people who want to get married to their Australian citizen or permanent resident fiancé

Requirements:

 

- Genuine intention to get married within 9 months of visa grant

- Health and character requirements are to be met

- Sponsor must be eligible to sponsor

c) Subclass 101 – Child Visa

 

This visa is developed for/aimed at dependent children to Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens. The second type of Family Visa subclass is a subclass 101 visa.

Requirements:

• Below 18 years with some exception
• Not having married or not in a de facto relationship
• Sponsored by an eligible parent

 

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Conclusion:

 

An applicant from India has many diverse visa classes from he can apply to Australia as a country. These may relate to tourism, studies, work, business, and family reunification. While the application process can be intimidating, knowledge of what is required and preparation is all needed.

 

Please note that the visa requirements and charges are subject to variation and must be checked on the Department of Home Affairs official website before applying. With proper care in planning and preparation, sailing through the Australian visa system is very easy, and you'll eventually set foot on Australian land for either a brief visit or a long venture.

 

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