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Attention: Miss Friday
E-mail: ***
Sponsorship Rec No: ***
Sponsor: ***PTY LTD
Sponsorship of: ***
Period of stay: *** to ***
Main Visa Applicants:
***, DOB: ***
***, DOB: ***
SPONSORSHIP FOR A CULTURAL/SOCIAL (TEMPORARY) (CLASS TE) SUBCLASS 420 (ENTERTAINMENT) VISA
I am writing to advise you that the sponsorship lodged in relation to the abovenamed visa applicant(s) have been assessed, and on the basis of the information provided you are considered to meet the sponsorship requirements.
Please note that the visa application(s) for the abovenamed person(s) have also been approved. This means that you must meet the sponsorship obligations set out below. Should any of the information provided to this office in relation to this application change, you must notify this office immediately.
As an approved sponsor you have agreed to accept responsibility for:
· all financial obligations to the Commonwealth incurred by the applicant arising out of the applicant’s stay in Australia;
· compliance by the applicant with all relevant legislation and awards in relation to any employment entered into by the applicant in Australia; and
· unless the Minister otherwise decides, compliance by the applicant with conditions under which he or she was allowed to enter Australia (in most instances these conditions include the condition that the holder of the visa is not permitted to change employer without the permission of the Secretary of this Department).
If the person(s) who have been granted a visa in relation to your sponsorship leave your employ, or if the activities specified in your sponsorship are varied, you must notify this office in writing.
As mentioned, the visa application(s) made by the person(s) listed above have been approved. Written advice of this decision will be provided separately. Please ensure that this advice is provided to the person(s) listed above as soon as possible.
What conditions are attached to visas in Subclass 420:
A visa in this subclass is subject to the following mandatory conditions (for the primary applicant):
8107 The holder must not:
(a) if the visa was granted to enable the holder to be employed in Australia:
(i) cease to be employed by the employer in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(ii) work in a position or occupation inconsistent with the position or occupation in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(iii) engage in work for another person or on the holder’s own account while undertaking the employment in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(b) in any other case:
(i) cease to undertake the activity in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(ii) engage in an activity inconsistent with the activity in relation to which the visa was granted; or
(iii) engage in work for another person or on the holder’s own account inconsistent with the activity in relation to which the visa was granted.
8109 The holder must not change details of times and places of engagements specified in the application to be undertaken in Australia during the visa period, without the prior permission in writing of the Secretary.
It is possible for this Department to include additional discretionary conditions on the visas of either the primary visa holder or their dependents in this visa subclass. If this has occurred then advice of those additional conditions will be included in the visa decision letter.
Other visa information:
The visa decision letter provided will also include the following details:
(a) in the case of an applicant who is currently outside of Australia, a “must not arrive after†date. This is the latest date on which the visa is valid for entry to Australia. If the person attempts to enter Australia after this date they will not be allowed entry to Australia on this visa;
(b) in all cases a description of the “travel facility†applicable to the visa allowing either single, or multiple entry to Australia; and
(c) in all cases a “stay until†date. This is the last date on which the visa holder can lawfully remain in Australia on this visa (unless another visa is subsequently granted).
What the visa holder(s) should do now:
The visa holder(s) will be advised in their letter of what they may be required to do now. The advice will be either that:
- the visa approval letter will serve as their record of the visa that has been granted, and they will be able to travel to, enter, and remain in Australia using their valid passport; or
- that they should approach the nearest Australian mission (or office of this Department if they are in Australia), and provide a copy of their visa approval letter and their valid passport to obtain a visa label as evidence of the visa grant. The visa holder will be directed to the nearest mission to their current residential address as advised to us. If the visa holder is not able to attend that particular mission for any reason, they should advise this office as soon as possible.
Please ensure that the visa holder(s) are aware of the information contained in this letter, and that they are provided with the attached visa approval letter. If a visa holder is travelling without a visa label, it is recommended that they keep a copy of the visa approval letter with their valid passport.
The visa holder(s) should also retain a copy of their visa approval letter as evidence which may be required by the Australian Taxation Office for retrieval of any superannuation contributions that they may be entitled to receive on return to their country of residence.
If you have any inquiries concerning the content of this letter, please do not hesitate to contact me at the contact points listed below.