Visitor visas

Visitor visas in Australia enable foreign nationals to visit the country for a range of purposes, including tourism, business activities, visiting family or friends, and attending short-term courses or conferences. These visas are essential in promoting international travel and encouraging cultural exchange. This guide provides an overview of the various types of visitor visas available, the eligibility requirements, the application process, and the countries for which visas are required or exempt for entry into Australia.

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Types Of Visitor Visas

Visitor (Subclass 600) Visa

This visa is designed for tourists, business travelers, and family visitors. It can be granted for single or multiple entries and permits stays ranging from three, six, or 12 months

Electronic Travel Authority (ETA, Subclass 601)

This visa enables you to visit Australia as often as you like within a 12-month period, allowing stays of up to 3 months per visit. It is perfect for family visits, holidays, and certain business purposes. To be eligible, you must apply from outside Australia, hold a valid passport from an eligible country, use the Australian ETA app, and review the ETA video guides.

EVisitor (Subclass 651) Visas

This visa allows multiple visits to Australia within a 12-month period, each with a maximum stay of 3 months. It is suitable for various purposes, such as visiting family and friends, holidaying, engaging in business visitor activities, and, in certain cases, pursuing short-term study or training. To qualify, you must apply from outside Australia and hold a passport from a specific country.

Tourist (Subclass 676) Visa

This visa permits tourists to visit Australia for up to 12 months and is intended for travelers from countries that are not eligible for an ETA or eVisitor visa.