November 14, 2024•2 min read
Suman Dua MARN 1800859Nov 14, 20242 min read
Updated: Jan 9
The MATES Program (Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early-Professionals Scheme) offers a unique opportunity for Indian early-career professionals to gain international work experience in Australia. Operated under the Temporary Work (International Relations) pathway (Subclass 403), this program facilitates cultural exchange and professional development, allowing participants to live and work in Australia for up to two years.
Here’s everything you need to know about this exciting initiative:
To qualify for the MATES Program, applicants must meet specific requirements outlined under the Subclass 403 pathway. Details about eligibility, documentation, and application guidelines are available on the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs website.
Eligible individuals can apply for the MATES Program through the Temporary Work (International Relations) pathway (Subclass 403). Detailed information on the process, required documentation, and submission guidelines can be found on the official Department of Home Affairs website.
The MATES Program, exclusively for Indian nationals, strengthens professional ties between Australia and India. It promotes career development while contributing to Australia’s diverse workforce. Participants often find opportunities in sectors like IT, engineering, and healthcare, reflecting shared strengths in these industries.
The program emphasizes cultural exchange, enriching professional and personal bonds between the two nations and enhancing participants' global perspectives.
For further updates or guidance, contact Nationwide Migration and Education.
The MATES Program is a gateway to unparalleled professional and cultural experiences. It not only enhances participants' careers but also contributes to Australia’s dynamic workforce. If you’re an eligible early-career professional, this could be the perfect opportunity to advance your career and explore the wonders of Australia.
Disclaimer:
The information shared by Nationwide Migration and Education is for general informational purposes only. While accurate at the time of publication, details may change. This content is not intended as legal or migration advice. For advice tailored to your circumstances, please book a consultation with a Registered Migration Agent.
