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Monday, 20 June 2016

Sports Visa (subclass 421) - Australia


The Australian Sports Visa allows any professional or amateur sportsperson, judge or adjudicator who wants to visit Australia to participate in their field of sport.

Designed for sportspeople who are looking to improve the quality of sport in Australia, the Sports Visa allows sportspeople to compete in a specific event or series of events.

The Australian Sports Visa allows you to:

  • take part in competition or training in Australia at a high-level
  • compete against residents in Australia
  • exit and re-enter Australia for a multiple number of times (while the visa is valid)
  • stay in Australia and work in the nominated position (max. stay two years)
  • undertake activities in Australia in the nominated position (max. stay two years)

You can also include the following people in your visa application:

  • your partner
  • dependent relatives
  • dependent children
  • your partner’s dependent children

You may bring any eligible secondary applicants with you to Australia but all secondary applicants will need a separate visa application.

Short duration events

If you are competing as an amateur and playing for a club (usually 3 games), a Short Stay Business Visa  may be suitable. This visa is also suitable for judging or adjudicating a single event or match.

General requirements:

In order to be issued with a Sports Visa, you must meet a number of requirements.

You must be sponsored by:

  • an Australian organization that promotes sport/sport events; or
  • an Australian government agency or a foreign government agency

The validity period of the sponsorship is 3 years.

Nevett Ford Lawyers Melbourne can assist with the Sports visa application and regulatory requirements.  Please contact us for more information.