Bring overseas workers or professionals to Australia for structured workplace training.
What is 407 Training Visa?
The Subclass 407 Training visa allows individuals to come to Australia to undertake occupational training in a workplace setting. It is designed for genuine training purposes — professional development, gaining skills in a specific occupation, or workplace-based learning — rather than for ongoing productive work. The visa requires an approved temporary activities sponsor to nominate the individual and provide a structured, documented training plan. GO Access Law assists both the sponsor organisation and the individual trainee through the entire nomination and visa application process.
Our Process
A clear, structured approach that keeps you informed at every step.
Training Program Review
We assess whether your proposed training activity satisfies the Department's requirements for a structured occupational training program.
Sponsor Nomination
We prepare the sponsor's nomination application, including a detailed training plan, evidence of the training facility, and the sponsor's capacity to deliver.
Visa Application
The individual's visa application is prepared demonstrating genuine intent to undertake the training program and return home afterward.
Lodgement & Processing
Nomination and visa applications are lodged simultaneously and we manage processing communications and any requests for information.
Arrival Briefing
We brief the visa holder on conditions — particularly that activity must be limited to the approved training program as nominated.
Key Benefits
Legal pathway for overseas workers to gain Australian workplace experience
Supports professional development and cross-border training programs
Coordinated nomination and visa process with clear documentation requirements
Visa can be granted for up to 2 years depending on the training program
Potential stepping stone toward future skilled migration pathways for participants
Ready to get started?
Speak with our team about your 407 training visa needs today.