Travelling to Australia?
All travellers to Australia, except New Zealanders, require some kind of a Visa to visit Australia.
If you have a valid passport from one of the 32 eligible countries listed below, are outside of Australia, of good health and no criminal convictions you can apply online from this site for your Visa (also known as an eVisa/s).
These Visas are issued using the world's most advanced electronic visa issuing system and replaces having to travel, contact in person or via post an Australian Diplomatic office for a label or stamp to be placed into a passport.
Through this site we provide the information you need to know about the Visas and a user-friendly, fast, simple, secure, 24/7 service so you can apply online to receive your Visa instantly or within 24 hrs, depending on time zones.
Our service charge is Only AUD17 (there is no more to pay).
Because we have been issuing Visas on behalf of the Australian Government since 2004, are an Australian based licenced travel agent and member of major industry associations, you can be comfortable knowing you're dealing with a professional and reputable company.
It is not necessary to have a trip booked before being issued with your Visa. In fact, the Australian Government recommends your Visa should be arranged before booking any part of your trip to ensure approval has been granted to visit Australia.
From this site you can:
- Apply Online Now for a Visa for yourself and others (you should apply at least 24 hrs before you intend travelling to Australia)
- Use our easy step by step 5 minute application and processing service
- As a free service, access your Visa details anytime.
All you require is a valid passport, credit card and to answer a few simple questions.
You will also find great information in our FAQs.
Countries:
Only applicants with a valid passport from one of the following approved countries can apply through this site for a Visa:
*Holders of a British National Overseas (BNO) passport are not eligible to apply for a Visa through this site.
If you do not have a passport on this list, refer to www.immi.gov.au for options.
The types of Visas you can apply for from this site are:
Tourist/Visitor Visa (subclass 976):
If you are travelling for tourism or to visit friends or relatives, you should apply for the Tourist/Visitor Visa.
back to topShort Validity Business Visa (subclass 977):
If you are travelling for short-term business purposes, including attending educational or business related meetings, seminars, conventions, conferences, networking, informal studies or training you should apply for this Visa.
back to topCommon restrictions to both Visa types are:
- Your Visa is valid for 12 months with stays of up to 3 months on each visit, and can only be used for single or multiple entry travel
- You cannot work
- You cannot apply for a Visa while you are in Australia
- You must be of good health
- You must not have any criminal convictions
If you meet these requirements you can Apply Online Now (remember to have the passport details for each person applying and a credit card).
back to topProvided you meet the simple criteria, answer all the questions honestly and correctly, there should be no problems issuing a Visa. We provide you with the opportunity to review and change your details during the application process but when you proceed with your credit card transaction no refund will be provided if you have made an error or the application is not approved.
If you are not eligible for one of these Visas, you should contact your nearest Australian visa office.
back to topWhen you arrive at your exit point and entry points to Australia, authorities will confirm online that you have a Visa and will provide you with authority to board, travel and enter Australia.
Travellers will not be allowed to depart from their exit point or enter Australia without a valid Visa.
Payment is only by credit card and immediately processed through WorldPay using the latest security protocols. Accepted credit cards are Visa, Visa Delta, Visa Electron, MasterCard, American Express, Switch, Solo, JCB.
Last Updated 2 November 2009 - © Copyright 2009