Diverse Visa Options for Australia

This interim visa generally permits you to remain in Australia following the expiration of your current substantive visa while your new substantive visa application is being processed.

This visa allows you to exit and re-enter Australia during a certain travel period while your substantive visa application is being processed.

Much like the BVA, this temporary visa allows you to remain in Australia once your current substantive visa has expired and your new substantive visa application is under review.

This Authority is dedicated to international airline crew members without an Australian or New Zealand passport, or a valid Australian visa, who travel to and from Australia for work.

This permanent visa allows previous permanent residents and certain Australian Defence Force members to reside in Australia.

This visa is designed for foreign crew members on non-military ships on international voyages to enter Australia by sea. It also covers the partner or dependent child of a foreign crew member.

This temporary visa permits individuals to travel to or stay longer in Australia for medical treatment or to support someone who holds this visa and needs medical treatment. It's also for organ donors.

This visa allows you to return to Australia as a permanent resident if your travel validity expires while you're outside of Australia, or after you leave.

The Subclass 444 Special Category Visa (SCV) is a temporary visa available to New Zealand citizens looking to visit, study, stay, or work in Australia. Provided you meet the eligibility requirements, this visa is usually applied for each time you enter Australia.

This is a temporary visa that allows you to enter and stay in Australia while maintaining your prescribed status. You don't need to apply for this visa, as it's granted automatically to those with a 'prescribed status'.

This visa is for former holders of Norfolk Island entry permits. It allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely and travel overseas and back to Australia as a permanent resident until the travel component of your visa expires.

The Australian Government is proud to introduce the Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV), a cornerstone in our commitment to enhancing relationships with Pacific Island countries and Timor-Leste. As part of Australia’s ongoing effort to strengthen ties with the Pacific region, the PEV aims to facilitate permanent migration, fostering a vibrant, diverse community that enriches our nation’s cultural, business, and educational landscape.