We review your business situation: employment type, purpose of travel, and company documents. We define the application strategy and honestly assess your chances before any payment.
We help prepare the invitation from the Australian company and the letter from your employer correctly. The Australian department carefully checks the business purpose, so the wording must be accurate and convincing.
We register an account in the official system, choose the appropriate visa type (Visitor Visa subclass 600 Business Stream), and start the application process.
We complete the ImmiAccount application carefully, without mistakes, and with a clear focus on the business nature of the trip. Every field is checked twice.
The government fee is paid online when the application is submitted. It is non-refundable in case of refusal. We assist with payment through the official portal.
We prepare the complete package: application form, business invitation, employer letter, financial documents, motivation letter, hotel and flight reservations, and everything else required for your case.
We convert files into the required format and upload them to ImmiAccount in the correct order. Technical upload issues are a common reason for processing delays.
The approved visa is sent to your email electronically. Your passport does not need to be sent anywhere — the entry permission is linked to it automatically. Print the confirmation and present it when boarding.
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For an employer, the two trips may look the same: an employee flies to Australia to meet with a client. But for the visa, what they do after the meeting is important. Discussing contract terms, conducting negotiations, or participating in an exhibition is permitted as a business visitor. Performing work or providing services to an Australian company under this category is no longer permitted. Therefore, a business visa to Australia is defined not by the word ""business trip,"" but by the actual program of the visit.
For such trips, a Visitor visa subclass 600 in the Business Visitor stream is used. The applicant must travel to the country temporarily specifically for permitted business activities and be outside of Australia at the time of application and decision-making. Therefore, for such clients, the Visa Agency first analyzes the purpose of the trip, and then prepares an application and confirmations based on it, ensuring that the declared business visit actually meets the conditions of this visa.
The name ""Business Visa"" In this case, it's more of a casual rather than official visa. The Business Visitor stream is available within the Visitor visa subclass 600 for business travel. It allows short-term business trips to Australia, with stays up to three months.
The Business Visitor visa is designed specifically for temporary business activity. It prohibits working for an Australian company, providing services to it, or directly selling goods and services to the public. If the trip extends beyond these limits, the business nature of the visit alone is no longer sufficient: another visa basis is required.
The Business Visitor visa rules do not require a specific position. Applicants may be a company owner, director, department head, sales or procurement manager, business development specialist, engineer, or other employee representing their organization. What's more important is not the job title, but that the person is actually traveling as a temporary business visitor.
For citizens of Ukraine, Georgia, and the CIS, a Visitor visa subclass 600 is usually appropriate. Their passports are not included in the lists that grant access to eVisitor 651 or ETA 601. A residence permit in Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic, or another European country does not change this: eligibility for these electronic permits is determined by the passport.
You don't have to travel to Australia with a signed contract. A Business Visitor visa allows you to come to establish initial business contacts, explore cooperation opportunities, negotiate, conclude a new contract, or revise the terms of an existing one.
Allowed purposes also include participation in conferences, trade shows, and seminars. There is a separate condition here: the organizer must not pay the applicant for participation in the event. The Business Visitor visa is also used for official travel within the context of government cooperation.
Home Affairs does not require a single folder for each applicant. The documents required depend on employment, who is paying for the trip, and the circumstances of the visit itself. However, several parts of the dossier are repeated in most business applications:
All documents not in English are uploaded along with Translation.
Flight and hotel reservations should not be made mandatory. Home Affairs requests travel plans but recommends not incurring non-refundable expenses until a visa decision is made. Documents from the Australian side also depend on the specific situation and are not included in the applicant's basic package.
If the trip is structured around meetings with a specific Australian company, an invitation will be the most direct confirmation of this connection. However, Home Affairs does not list it as a mandatory document for every application. In the official list, it is listed as one of the options, along with conference registration, a letter from the employer, and information about business contacts in Australia.
The invitation should indicate who is hosting the applicant, the reason for their visit, and who they will interact with on-site. Official checklists specifically require the purpose of the visit and the contact information of the inviting party. On the current Visa Agency page, meeting dates, company information, the nature of the business relationship, and expense information are added.
If the trip is related to an exhibition, conference, or other event, the organizer's registration and documents may be used instead of a separate letter to confirm part of the purpose. The main thing is that the documents clearly explain the origin of the business trip and who is waiting for the applicant in Australia.
Applications for a Business Visitor visa are submitted online through ImmiAccount. In the system, you complete the form, attach documents, and pay the visa fee. Before submitting, it is recommended to double-check the information you have entered: Home Affairs reserves the right to make a decision based on materials already included in the application without requesting additional information.
After submission, additional actions are also performed at the agency's request. If biometrics, a medical examination, or new documents are required, the applicant will be notified separately. The visa decision is sent in writing. The visa is electronically linked to the passport, so there is no need to obtain a separate sticker or take your passport to the embassy for affixing.
How to confirm the business purpose of your trip If your application indicates negotiations with an Australian partner, the rest of the documentation should make it clear where this meeting originated and the applicant's connection to it. To do this, Home Affairs considers your position, role in the company, previous contacts with Australian or international organizations, and information about the business itself. The connection to a specific trip is demonstrated by the visit itinerary, a letter from the sending company, event registration, and other relevant evidence. For example, participation in a conference should be supported by registration, while a meeting with a partner should be supported by information about the parties and the purpose of the visit. Ultimately, the purpose should be clearly stated in the application form, travel itinerary, and business documents.There is no fixed timeframe for a Business Visitor visa, such as ""two weeks"" or ""a month."" Home Affairs suggests using the Visa Processing Time Guide: it shows how long recently completed applications took, but does not predict the timeframe for a specific case.
The processing time is affected by the completeness of the application package, the need for additional checks, and the overall volume of applications. Therefore, it is best not to tie your trip to the minimum timeframe indicated in the calculator and avoid paying for non-refundable tickets before receiving a decision.
The government fee for a Visitor visa subclass 600 Business Visitor visa is AUD 250 per applicant. If multiple employees are traveling, each must submit a separate application and pay a separate fee.
In addition to the fee itself, additional costs may arise. Home Affairs specifically lists these as medical examinations, police clearance certificates, and biometrics, if required for a specific application. The medical examination is paid directly to the clinic or doctor from the approved list, and a service fee may be charged if biometrics are submitted through a visa center.
Documents not in English will also need to be translated, so the cost depends on the size of the package and the translator's rates.
The weak point of a Business Visitor visa is often not the number of documents required, but the type of trip they describe. If the application form and letters indicate that the applicant will be performing work for an Australian company, providing services to it, or selling goods directly to customers, such a visit is beyond the scope of permitted business activity.
Home Affairs also assesses whether the applicant truly intends to come temporarily and leave after the visit. Questions may arise due to insufficient funds, weak ties to the country of residence, violations of previous Australian visa conditions, or inconsistencies between the application form and the confirmations. The applicant must also meet health and trustworthiness requirements. An incomplete application package is also dangerous: a decision can be made based on the materials already uploaded, without a separate request for missing documents.
To prevent such problems from being discovered after submission, Visa Agency undertakes:
The visa decision is made by the Department of Home Affairs. Our goal is to put together a coherent case in advance, ensuring that the purpose of the visit, the applicant's job, and the documents are consistent. Schedule a consultation with Visa Agency, and we'll review your trip before submitting your application to increase your chances of receiving that coveted visa!