Australia

Duration

18 Months

Skilled—Recognised Graduate (Subclass 476) Visa Australia

About

For recent engineering graduates, the Subclass 476 Skilled—Recognised Graduate visa presents a special chance to start their career in Australia. The purpose of this Australian visa scheme is to draw in gifted people who have earned engineering degrees from reputable universities across the globe. 

With an emphasis on promoting innovation and growth in the engineering sector, this visa allows graduates to spend up to 18 months living, working, and studying in Australia.

During this short-lived period, awardees can participate in Australia's vibrant engineering sector, acquire significant work experience, and possibly lay the groundwork for a bright future all while advancing technology in their home nation.

Eligibility

In order to be eligible,

  • You must be less than 31 years of age.
  • You must have completed an engineering degree.
  • You must have obtained the degree within the last 2 years

Documents

Gather and submit the following documents while applying for this visa;

  • A passport and proof of identity, such as an ID card if relevant.
  • Transcripts and a completion note outlining the course completion dates for the engineering degree are among the qualification materials.
  • Evidence of fluency in the English language is provided by accredited examinations, such as the Cambridge C1 Advanced exam, PTE, OET, TOEFL, or IELTS.
  • Character references.
  • Fill out the appropriate assistance forms (Form 956 or Form 956a), depending on who is assisting with the application.
  • If applying jointly, provide proof of relationship, marriage license, and identity for each spouse.
  • A legislative statement, parental consent form 1229, and birth certificate or family book are required for dependents under the age of eighteen.

Process

When to Apply
If you have recently finished an engineering degree from an accredited university within the previous two years and are under thirty-one years of age, this is the ideal moment to apply for the Subclass 476 visa.

Visa Processing Time
For the Subclass 476 visa, the processing period takes a year or longer. Incomplete information might cause delays, so it's important to respond to Department of Home Affairs inquiries promptly if you want the process to get along quickly.

How to Apply
Use ImmiAccount to make an online application for a Subclass 476 visa. Provide scanned copies of any necessary paperwork, including character references, assistance forms (where applicable), qualification records, passport details, and evidence of English language competency. Make sure you pay the visa cost on time to complete your application.

Duration & Fees

Duration
The Subclass 476 visa has an eighteen-month validity period from the date of issuance. Holders can live, work, and study in Australia throughout this time, developing their engineering skills and adding to the nation's engineering scene. Since the visa cannot be extended past the designated period, it is imperative that you prepare ahead and take full advantage of this brief chance.

Fees
The Subclass 476 visa requires an application fee of AUD410 in order to be granted. However, if family members are listed on the application, there can be additional fees. It's important to keep these costs in mind when getting ready to apply; if you don't, the processing won't go well.

FAQS

Is it possible to extend the Subclass 476 visa?
The Subclass 476 visa is not eligible for an extension. If an applicant wants to stay in Australia longer, they might look into alternative visa possibilities.

Is it possible to add family members to the application?
Yes, partners and dependents can be considered family members. They have to fit the requirements for character and health.

What does the Subclass 476 visa intend to achieve?
Aiming to support young engineering graduates' professional development in the sector, the Subclass 476 visa allows them to live, work, and study in Australia for a maximum of 18 months.

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