Visitor Visa Subclass 600 Onshore (Tourism Stream)

8101 – No work

You must not work in Australia. This means when in Australia, you must not do work that a person would normally get paid for.

If your situation changes after you arrive in Australia and you need to work you will need to apply for a new Visitor visa (Tourist stream) requesting permission to work.

You will need to prove:

• you have financial hardship because of your new situation;
• you or your family member is likely to need the government’s help;
• you have compelling personal reasons to work in Australia such as a serious accident or illness;
• for reasons that you cannot change, you or your immediate family cannot return home;
• you have no choice but to work in Australia.

8201 – Maximum 3 months study

While in Australia, you must not engage, for more than 3 months, in any studies or training.

8501 – Maintain adequate health insurance (Applicable to aged visitors)

You must have and maintain adequate health insurance for the whole of your stay in Australia.

For more information on how this condition mi​ght apply to you see your visa details.

8503 – No further stay

(This may or may not be applied to your visa)

While you are in Australia, you are unable to make a valid visa application for any new substantive visa other than a protection visa.

8531 – Must leave before visa expiry

The holder must not remain in Australia after the end of the period of stay permitted by the visa.