Can Malaysian Work in Australia with an e-visa?

Generally, visitors to Australia are not allowed to work unless they have the appropriate work rights or a valid visa that allows them to work. The eVisitor (subclass 651) visa is a visitor visa available to citizens of certain countries, including Malaysia, who wish to visit Australia for tourism or business purposes.

The eVisitor visa does not specifically grant work rights. It is primarily intended for short-term visits, such as holidays or business meetings. With an eVisitor visa, you can engage in some business-related activities, such as attending conferences or exploring business opportunities, but you are generally not allowed to work for an Australian employer.

If you wish to work in Australia, you would typically need to apply for a different visa that specifically allows work, such as a work visa or a skilled visa. These visas have specific eligibility requirements and application processes, and they generally require sponsorship by an Australian employer or evidence of particular skills in demand in Australia.

Contact us at the Australian Immigration Services for the specific visa requirements and work rights that apply to your situation. We can provide the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding working and tourism in Australia.

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