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Visitor visas
Visitor visa - Subclass (600)
e-Visitor VISA - SUBCLASS (651)
e-Visitor VISA - SUBCLASS (651)
For tourists, business visitors or to visit family for 3, 6 or 12 months.
e-Visitor VISA - SUBCLASS (651)
e-Visitor VISA - SUBCLASS (651)
e-Visitor VISA - SUBCLASS (651)
Visit Australia as often as you wish in a 12-month period. Stay up to 3 months each time you enter Australia.
Medical Treatment visa - subclass (602)
Medical Treatment visa - subclass (602)
Medical Treatment visa - subclass (602)
This temporary visa is for people to travel to or remain longer in Australia for medical treatment or to support someone needing medical treatment who holds this visa. It is also for people who are donating an organ.
Transit visa - SUBCLASS (771)
Medical Treatment visa - subclass (602)
Medical Treatment visa - subclass (602)
This visa lets people be in Australia for up to 72 hours before they must leave Australia. Maritime Crew visa holders can use it to enter Australia by air to join a non-military ship. Some people are eligible to transit without a visa.
189 New Tier System Explained
If you’ve lodged an EOI for the Skilled Independent (Subclass 189) visa, you may notice that some occupations receive invitations much faster than others. One reason is how occupations are prioritised in SkillSelect.
Here’s a simple breakdown:
- Tier 1 – Critical Skills (≈4.0%)
Occupations in strong demand that receive the highest share of invitations. - Tier 2 – High Demand Roles (≈2.0%)
Still important to the labour market and generally receive regular invitations. - Tier 3 – General Skilled Occupations (≈1.0%)
A wide range of professions where competition is stronger. - Tier 4 – Oversupplied Occupations