Can I change employers on a Pandemic Event 408 if I hold condition 8107?

Can I change employers on a Pandemic Event 408 if I hold condition 8107?

Many employers are experiencing the confusion of Visa condition 8107 - work limitation and whether Pandemic event visa 408 holders can change employers. Within the scope of this article, we will illustrate the two different meanings of these terms and conclude with a clear answer to the question above.

What is condition 8107?

In any recruitment activities, human resource managers must conduct a VEVO check on their employees to see if those candidates can work for them and do not breach any visa conditions. What does it mean when you meet condition 8107- work limitation?

Condition 8107 in Schedule 8 of the Migration Regulations 1994 sets out restrictions on your employment in Australia. This information provides a summary of some of those restrictions.

8107 - Work limitation attached means that the visa held by the visa holder was granted either to allow them to be employed by a particular employer or to undertake specific activities in Australia other than employment

  • You must not stop working for your employer. You must not work in a different position, occupation, or with another employer or for yourself.
  • You must not stop doing the activity the visa was granted for.
  • You must not do other activities or do the activity for yourself or anyone else.
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