Changes to the Australian Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) in 2024
Important Update Changes to the Australian Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) in 2024
Important Update Changes to the Australian Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408) in 2024
Jan 24, 2024
By : digitalJaimin
2 min read

As Australia continues to adapt to the post-pandemic landscape, the Australian Government has announced a significant update to the immigration framework. The upcoming repeal of the Migration (COVID-19 Pandemic event for Temporary Activity (Subclass 408) Visa) regulation, LIN 24/003, marks a pivotal shift from the provisions introduced during the height of the pandemic. This blog post by Global Vision Migration offers a comprehensive overview of what these changes entail and how they might affect you.

Key Changes and Implications:
Starting from February 1, 2024, the COVID-19 pandemic will no longer be classified as an ‘Australian Government endorsed event’ (AGEE), impacting eligibility for the Subclass 408 (Temporary Activity) Visa. This visa category had previously been adjusted to accommodate individuals whose stay in Australia was affected by the pandemic. The upcoming changes reflect the Australian Government’s strategy to streamline the visa system in response to the evolving situation.

What This Means for Temporary Visa Applicants:
The decision to stop recognizing the COVID-19 pandemic as an AGEE under the Subclass 408 visa aligns with the broader plan to normalize Australia’s visa operations. If you or someone you know is currently under this visa or plans to apply, the window of opportunity under the existing regulation is closing soon.

Seek Expert Guidance:
Understanding the intricacies of immigration policy is crucial, and staying informed can be challenging. At Global Vision Migration, our team of skilled immigration consultants and legal experts are at the forefront of migration law and policy updates. We’re here to provide you with tailored advice and support.

Act Now:
Don’t let policy changes disrupt your plans. Contact Global Vision Migration today to navigate your visa application process smoothly. Whether it’s for consultation on the Subclass 408 Visa changes or exploring other visa options, our accredited team is ready to assist you every step of the way.

With the Australian Government’s new rule, LIN 24/003, set to repeal the previous regulation, LIN 22/046, it’s essential to reassess your visa strategy. Reach out to us at Global Vision Migration for professional assistance and ensure you’re making informed decisions about your future in Australia.

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