DISTINGUISHED TALENT VISA (SUBCLASS 124)
DISTINGUISHED TALENT VISA (SUBCLASS 124)
For those who have demonstrated extraordinary and outstanding success in a field that qualifies, this is a permanent visa. You have to
- When this visa is issued, you must be outside of Australia (if you are inside of Australia, see SC 858).
- possess a track record of exceptional and remarkable accomplishment recognised on a global scale in one of the following fields (and continue to be well-known in that field):a vocation
- a game
- the creative arts
- academic and scientific
be suggested by a citizen of Australia, a permanent resident of Australia, a person of New Zealand who qualifies, or a reputable Australian body.
Requirements for Distinguished Talent Visas:
The bar for qualifying for a Distinguished Talent Visa is high. You have to
- .possess a track record of extraordinary and exceptional performance in your field that is recognised internationally.
- be still recognisable in the region
- to the Australian community’s benefit
- have no trouble finding work or establishing yourself as a successful independent professional in Australia.
- be proposed by;
- a leading body or group in Australia
- a national of Australia
- a citizen or permanent resident of Australia
- a suitable citizen of New Zealand
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They should also
- possess a national reputation for your industry
- be well respected across Australia
- A reputation that only exists in one state or area would not be regarded as “national.”
- Related:
- Programme for Global Talent Independence (GTI)
- Specialised Talent Visa (Subclass 868) – for Australian candidates
Visa fees:
Cost to the government: $4,110
Age:
You can apply for this visa at any age.
You must be of exceptional benefit to the Australian community if you are under 18 or older than 55 when you apply.
Language specifications:
All candidates must be able to communicate in English effectively in order to be granted this visa without paying an additional fee known as the second instalment.
Travel
Following the issuance of the visa, you have up to five years to make as many trips into and out of Australia as you like.
You must demonstrate your track record of success.
- certifications and honours that are pertinent, particularly those from organisations with a global reputation.
- Advice from Australian organisations that are relevant to the government, professions, sciences, cultures, sports, or other fields.
- a declaration from the nominee endorsing your track record of success.
- Evidence that you would be of extraordinary benefit to the Australian community is required if you are under 18 or over 55.
Your potential for employment or for establishing a successful independent career in Australia
Within your area of achievement, you must explain why you would have no trouble finding work or how you plan to sustain yourself in Australia. Even if it only makes up a small portion of your overall income, income from employment that is unrelated to the area of success cannot satisfy the conditions of the visa.
Exceptional Talent Visa (PR)
- A permanent residency visa is the Distinguished Talent Visa. It enables your family and you to
- research while in Australia
- live in Australia indefinitely
- travel to and from Australia for a period of five years (after that, a resident return visa is required).
- application for citizenship
- register in the Medicare programme run by the Australian government.
- Australian employment
- in Australia to study
- seek for citizenship in Australia
- supporting relatives who are qualified for residency in Australia
Exceptional Talent Visa (PR)
- A permanent residency visa is the Distinguished Talent Visa. It enables your family and you to
- research while in Australia
- live in Australia indefinitely
- travel to and from Australia for a period of five years (after that, a resident return visa is required).
- application for citizenship
- register in the Medicare programme run by the Australian government.
- Australian employment
- in Australia to study
- seek for citizenship in Australia
- supporting relatives who are qualified for residency in Australia
Related:
- Programme for Global Talent Independence (GTI)
- Australian Computer Society Submits a Global Talent Visa Application
- Numbers of Global Talent visa invitations by country
- Onshore Distinguished Talent Visa (Subclass 858)
- Offshore Distinguished Talent Visa (Subclass 124)