If you’re travelling to Australia on a Training Visa (subclass 407), you need the right 407 visa health insurance. Many visa applicants are unaware that maintaining adequate health cover is a mandatory condition under Australian immigration laws. Without it, your visa application can be delayed or even refused.
That’s where GetMyPolicy makes things easy. We partner only with government-approved insurers, ensuring every policy listed meets the 407 visa health insurance requirements.
We help you compare, select, and buy approved health insurance for 407 visa holders in just minutes. Our plans meet all Department of Home Affairs requirements and are issued by trusted Australian insurers, ensuring you remain compliant and protected throughout your training program in Australia.
To be eligible for the 407 Training visa, you must be sponsored by an approved Australian organisation, nominated for a specific training program (workplace-based, professional development, or capacity-building), have at least 12 months of relevant experience/study in the last 24 months (except for some professional streams), meet English requirements, and hold adequate health insurance (OVHC) under Condition 8501. You must also be at least 18 and pass health and character checks.
--Eligibility of 407 visa--
For workplace-based training to improve skills in your nominated occupation, where you've had at least 12 months of full-time work or study in the past 24 months. At least 70% must be on-the-job; ideal for gaining Australian experience.
For classroom-based programs (e.g., conferences, seminars) to enhance professional skills for managerial or executive roles. No prior work experience required; focuses on short-term development.
For training supported by Australian or overseas governments, or for professional/managerial employees of overseas organizations to build skills for their home country. Often for study-linked or government-funded initiatives.
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We offer health insurance solutions for a wide range of Australian visas, including:
You can choose from Overseas Visitor Health Cover (OVHC) plans offered by approved Australian insurers such as NIB, Bupa, Medibank, AIA and Allianz Care.
You can purchase visa-compliant insurance online through GetMyPolicy. Compare plans, select your preferred option, pay securely and receive your certificate immediately.
You must have valid health insurance that covers hospital treatment, medical care, and emergency services during your stay in Australia.
While the 407 visa doesn’t lead directly to PR, it can help you gain Australian work experience. This experience may support future visa applications, such as subclass 186 or 189.
Once your training ends, you can apply for another temporary visa, extend your stay if eligible or return home. Many visa holders use their experience to apply for skilled or employer-sponsored visas.
Yes. If you meet the eligibility and experience criteria for the Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186), you may be able to apply.