Bangladesh to Australia Work Visa Application Guide

When applying for a work visa to Australia from Bangladesh, you will generally need to provide a comprehensive set of documents to support your application. The following checklist covers the most common documents needed:

1. Passport:
   • Valid passport with at least six months of validity beyond the intended date of departure from Australia.
   • Copies of all pages of the passport, including the bio-data page.
2. Visa Application Form:
   • Completed visa application form as per the specific subclass of work visa being applied for.
   • Ensure all questions are answered accurately and truthfully.
3. Passport-sized Photographs:
   • Recent passport-sized photographs meeting the specified requirements (size, background, etc.).
   • Attach as per the guidelines provided by the immigration authorities.
4. Proof of Employment:
   • Employment contract or letter of offer from the Australian employer.
   • Job description, including details of duties and responsibilities.
   • Evidence of relevant skills and qualifications required for the job.
5. Qualification Certificates:
   • Certified copies of academic and professional qualifications relevant to the nominated occupation.
   • Transcripts or academic records.
6. Skills Assessment:
   • Skills assessment from the relevant assessing authority if required for the nominated occupation.
7. English Language Proficiency:
   • Evidence of English language proficiency through tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE Academic.
   • Ensure the scores meet the minimum requirements for the specific visa subclass.
8. Health Examination:
   • Health examination certificate from a designated panel physician.
   • Chest X-ray and other necessary medical reports.
9. Character Clearance:
   • Police clearance certificate from all countries where the applicant has lived for 12 months or more in the last 10 years.
   • Provide a statutory declaration regarding the applicant’s good character.
10. Financial Capacity:
    • Evidence of sufficient funds to support the initial stay in Australia.
    • Bank statements or financial sponsorship letters.
11. Travel Itinerary:
    • Flight itinerary or reservation details.
12. Overseas Qualification Recognition:
    • Recognition of overseas qualifications from relevant Australian authorities if applicable.
13. Nomination Approval:
    • Nomination approval from the employer (if applicable).
14. Relationship Documents (if applicable):
    • Marriage certificate, birth certificates of dependent children, and other relevant family documents.
15. Visa Application Fee:
    • Payment receipt of the visa application fee.
16. Additional Documents (if applicable):
    • Any additional documents specified by the Australian immigration authorities for the specific visa subclass.
17. Declaration Form:
    • Signed and completed declaration forms as required.
18. Employment Reference Letters:
    • Reference letters from previous employers, showcasing relevant work experience.

Please note that the above lists are general and may not cover all specific requirements for each visa category. Applicants should carefully review the latest guidelines and requirements on the official website of the Australian Department of Home Affairs and consult with migration experts if needed.

Before submitting your visa application, please review the list of required documents. The guidelines provided on this website will assist you in preparing your documents accurately, reducing the risk of your visa application being rejected due to incorrect or insufficient documentation.

ImmiAccount is an online platform provided by the Australian Department of Home Affairs for visa applicants to manage their visa applications and related services conveniently. It allows users to submit visa applications, upload supporting documents, pay fees, and track the progress of their applications. With ImmiAccount, individuals can interact with the Australian immigration system securely and efficiently, enhancing the visa application experience.

You can also download the work visa application form from the official website of the Australian Department of Home Affairs

Family Composition Form: You must give details of all your family members living in your home country and abroad including half, step and adopted brothers, sisters and children.

Family Composition Application Form

The process for applying for Australia Work visa from Bangladesh typically involves the following steps:

1. Determine the Type of Visa You Need:
   • Australia offers various types of work visas depending on factors such as your skills, qualifications, and the type of work you intend to do.
   • Common types include the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa (subclass 482), Skilled Employer-Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 494), and the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189).
2. Find a Sponsor/Employer (if required):
   • Some visas, like the TSS visa, require sponsorship from an Australian employer. Secure a job offer and have the employer initiate the sponsorship process.
3. Create ImmiAccount:
   • Visit the official website of the Australian Department of Home Affairs and create an ImmiAccount, which is used to submit your visa application online.
4. Online Application Form:
   • Complete the online application form corresponding to your approved work visa type. Ensure all information matches details provided during the approval process.
5. Attach Supporting Documents:
   • Upload clear and legible copies of all required supporting documents to your online visa application.
6. Pay Visa Application Fee:
   • Process the payment for the visa application fee online, using a credit card or accepted payment methods. The fee amount depends on the visa subclass.
7. Submit Application:
   • Finalize and submit your visa application through your ImmiAccount, making sure all information is accurate and up to date.
8. Track Application:
   • Monitor the progress of your application through your ImmiAccount. Updates on the status will be provided, and additional information or interviews may be requested.
9. Health Examinations:
   • If required, undergo specified medical examinations to meet health requirements for the visa.
10. Wait for Decision:
    • Wait for the Department of Home Affairs to assess your application. Avoid making travel arrangements until you receive a formal visa grant notice.
11. Receive Visa Grant Notice:
    • Upon approval, you’ll receive a visa grant notice electronically or as a physical label on your passport. Review the notice for visa conditions and validity period.
12. Make Travel Arrangements:
    • With the visa grant notice, plan and make necessary travel arrangements to Australia, including flights, accommodations, and arrival plans.

Processing times:

To know how long your visa might take, check the visa processing time guide tool. Remember, it’s a general guide and may not be exact for your application.

Important notes:

1. Submit your visa application at least 8 weeks before your course begins.
2. To get help with your visa application, choose someone who is a registered migration agent, a legal practitioner, or an exempt person. You can authorize anyone to receive documents about your visa on your behalf.
3. When applying for a visa, prove your identity and provide accurate information.
4. Ensure your application includes all necessary documents to avoid delays or refusal.
5. If your visa is rejected, inform you in writing, explaining the reasons and whether you can request a review.
6. It’s important to note that this is a general outline of the process, and specific requirements and procedures may vary based on individual circumstances and visa subclasses. It is advisable to consult the official website of the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Note: Please note that immigration policies and visa requirements can change, so it’s always advisable to check the latest information on the official Australian immigration website or consult with a migration agent.