for to Australia are Visitor/Tourist ETA
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Provided you have an ETA Visa-eligible passport, you can apply for the following major ETA Visa categories from this site:
Visitor/Tourist ETA Visa: If you are travelling for tourism or to visit friends or relatives and wish to stay for multiple visits as many times as necessary for up to 3 months on each visit within a 12 month period, you should apply for the Visitor/Tourist ETA. Valid for 12 months from date of issue or when your passport expires (whichever is sooner).
Short Validity Business ETA Visa: If you are travelling on business and wish to stay for multiple visits as many times as necessary for up to 3 months on each visit within a 12 month period, you should apply for the Short Validity Business ETA Visa. Valid for 12 months from date of issue or when you passport expires (whichever is sooner).
If you require any other kind of visa or ETA Visa you need to contact your nearest Australian Visa Office.
Australia Visa - Visitor
Australia Visas - Tourist
Australian Visa - Temporary
Australian Visas - Business
Australia Visa - ETA
Australia Visas - Electronic
Australian Visa - Holiday
Australian Visas - Travel
Australian Visa - Travel
Australia Visa - Vacation
If you are travelling for tourism, to visit friends or relatives and wish to stay for multiple visits as many times as necessary for up to 3 months on each visit within a 12 month period, you should apply for the Visitor/Tourist ETA Visa. Valid for 12 months from date of issue (or whenever your passport expires, whichever is sooner).
The travel conditions on a Visitor/Tourist ETA Visa are:
- You hold an ETA Visa-eligible passport.
- You must be outside Australia to apply for an ETA Visa.
- Your visit to Australia is for:
- Tourism
- Visiting friends or relatives.
- You cannot work while in Australia.
- You will not stay in Australia for more than three months.
- You are in good health (including free from tuberculosis).
- You have no criminal convictions.
- You use the ETA Visa within twelve months, or before the expiry date of your current passport (whichever is sooner).
You should note that you must not overstay your visit to Australia, that is, you must depart Australia before your authorised stay period expires. If you do not, Australian law requires that you be detained and/or removed from Australia. Overstaying may also affect your ability to acquire another Australian visa, including an ETA Visa, in the future. Where exceptional circumstances arise while you are in Australia on an ETA Visa that require you to stay longer than three months, you must obtain another visa from an Australian Visa Office before the end of the three month period.
Please note: Provided you meet these conditions we should have no problems issuing you with an ETA Visa.
If you are travelling on business and wish to stay for multiple visits as many times as necessary for up to 3 months on each visit within a 12 month period, you should apply for the Short Validity Business ETA Visa. Valid for 12 months from date of issue (or whenever your passport expires, whichever is the sooner).
The travel conditions on a Short Validity Business ETA Visa are:
- You hold an ETA Visa-eligible passport.
- You must be outside Australia to apply for an ETA Visa.
- Your visit to Australia is for:
- Business meetings, or
- A convention or conference.
- You will not work in Australia.
- You will not stay in Australia for more than three months.
- You are in good health (including free from tuberculosis).
- You have no criminal convictions.
- You use the ETA Visa within twelve months, or before the expiry date of your current passport (whichever is sooner).
You should note that you must not overstay your visit to Australia, that is, you must depart Australia before your authorised stay period expires. If you do not, Australian law requires that you be detained and/or removed from Australia. Overstaying may also affect your ability to acquire another Australian visa, including an ETA Visa, in the future. Where exceptional circumstances arise while you are in Australia on an ETA Visa that require you to stay longer than three months, you must obtain another visa from an Australian Visa Office before the end of the three month visit period.
Please note: Provided you meet these conditions we should have no problems issuing you with an ETA Visa.
