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AUSTRALIA IS OPEN: Australia is open for tourism since February 21st, 2022.

Due to recent measures taken by governments to tackle Covid-19, visitors will be required to submit Health Declarations, Enquiry forms, and other documents for entry to each country. iVisa.com, in its effort to help all customers fulfill their travel dreams, designed these special documents for you to travel safely to your final destination. We have designed a special Travel Request for you to enter Australia in this Pandemic context. Here you can learn more:

This special Travel Request Form designed by The Commissioner of the Australian Border Force (ABF), authorizes travelers who have been affected by the current COVID-19 and have a compelling or compassionate reason to travel to Australia.

Keep in mind this form is only valid during Covid-19.

Check the website regularly as travel restrictions are subject to change. We recommend you to check the Australian Government’s website regularly as travel restrictions.

We have a smart process to get your Australia COVID-19 faster than in the traditional way. Apply now!

More information about temporary border closures here.

Required Documents to Apply

  • A current valid passport, with at least 6-month validity.

  • Supporting document of the compelling reason.

  • A credit/debit card or a PayPal account

Important Instructions

  • The Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form is part of the required documents you will need to enter Australia, it DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter Australia. Keep in mind some nationalities will require a paper visa. If that is your case, we suggest you visit your local embassy.

  • Only complete this form if you are planning to travel within the next 3 months. Requests to travel outside of 3 months will not be considered.

  • All travelers arriving in Australia must undertake a mandatory 14-day quarantine at designated facilities in their port of arrival.

  • Travelers must provide evidence that they meet a compelling or compassionate (travel exemption) reason. Documents must be officially translated into English in a PNG, JPG or JPEG format up to 5MB.

  • This form is only for people outside Australia who wish to travel to the country, not for those already in Australia.

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Yes, Australia has been taking steps to restore travel within its borders. In order to enter Australia, you’ll need to display your COVID vaccine passport or vaccination certificate.

Accepted vaccines are Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, Sinovac, Sinopharm, Bharat Biotech, Sputnik V, Novavax or Johnson & Johnson. At least 7 days must have passed since you completed your full course of vaccination.

Pre-departure tests are no longer required.
  • Quarantine requirements: Differ by state.
  • Quarantine exemptions: Travelers arriving from New Zealand. There are no quarantine requirements in NSW, Victoria and the ACT.
The COVID-19 Travel Request Form, introduced by the Department of Home Affairs of Australia is an exemption for you to enter Australia in this pandemic situation. iVisa.com in its effort to help its customers developed a specific travel form focus on travelers who have a compelling or compassionate reason to enter Australia. We want to help you in this difficult moment. Keep in mind: you must only complete this form in case you are planning to travel within the next 3 months. Requests outside of this period of time will not be considered. Check the website regularly as travel restrictions are subject to change.

The Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form is free. Additionally, iVisa.com charges a service fee with a price that changes according to the processing time you select. Here you can check the options:

  • Standard Processing: this option is perfect for you, if your travel is not so urgent or close. Just with USD 15.00 you will have your document ready to usse within 4 Business Days.

  • Rush Processing: this is a faster option, the price is USD 25.00. It worths, you will have your Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form in only 3 Business Days.

  • Super Rush Processing: this is the fastest option available in iVisa.com. If you need your documents as soon as possible this is a perfect choice. As you might expect, the cost is higher but it totally worths, with USD 40.00 you will have your Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form in just 2 Business Days. We recommend this option, is better to have everything organized and resolved before your travel. In this way you can avoid any complication and travel in peace.

The Australia Covid-19 Travel Request Form can only be used once. Remember to present this form to the Inmigration Officers in the Australia Airport.

We require the following documents to submit your application:

  • A Passport with at least 6-month of validity. It is better if you scan it and send us in that way. Please, ensure that its format is in PNG, JPG, or JPEG.

  • Supporting Documents: They will be required by the government as a proof or evidence of your compelling reason to Travel Australia. Please be careful at this point.

  • Credit/Debit card or PayPal account for the payment. Bear in mind that the whole process is done online, therefore the payment must be virtual as well. In this way, you will make a successful payment.

The time will be determined by the price. We have designed three options according to your needs or budget. Here you can check them:

  • Standard Processing Time: this is the regular option, your documents will be ready in 4 Business Days If your travel date is not so close this is the option for you.

  • Rush Processing: this option is faster, we process your documents in just 3 Business Days, one day less than the previous option. It is amazing, isn't it!

  • Super Rush Processing: We totally recommend this option, it is the fastest available in iVisa.com. You will have your documents ready to use in just 2 Business Days. We definitely recommend this option. You will have everything ready to travel.

We recommend all travelers to apply for this travel request form at least two days prior to their trip to Australia. Remember that you must only complete this form if you are planning to travel within the next 3 months. Requests to travel outside of this period of time will not be considered.
No. The Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form does not guarantee entry to the country. It is up to the country’s customs authorities to allow entry to a visitor after procedure checking upon arrival.
There is no minimum passport validity required to enter Australia. You must have a valid passport and valid visa when you board your flight and when you enter Australia.

This is required if you are traveling from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. Get more information in the following link:

https://www.who.int/ith/ITH_Annex_I.pdf

Every year, millions of people make the long journey to Australia for a getaway down under. If you’re setting off from the United States or Europe, you might be in the air for more than 12 hours each way, so it's worth staying for at least a couple of weeks to really get a feel for the laid back Aussie lifestyle that you’ll find when you arrive. Being so far away from the rest of the world has allowed Australian authorities to control the coronavirus breakout with intense scrutiny on the role of incoming travellers in spreading the disease. The same tough guidelines have protected Australian residents from other infectious diseases, with quarantine being an obligatory requirement for pets and animal imports for years before the pandemic.

Many young people take advantage of the working holiday visa to extend their stay for up to two years and look for work after they arrive in order to fund their vacation. Whether you’re going to Australia to let your hair down and enjoy the nightlife, relax with a barbecue on the beach or even meet up with long-lost relatives, one of our top recommendations is to invest wisely in high strength skincare protection.

The weather varies distinctly depending on which part of Australia you will travel to and what time of the year it is. The seasons are the opposite of those that fall in the Northern Hemisphere, which means that when it’s snowy and cold in the USA or UK, it’s hot and sunny down under. Similarly, when it’s winter in Australia, it’s usually summertime in the northern region. The tropical northern region of the country either experiences dry or wet climates, while the other regions can see all four seasons throughout the year. Average temperatures can hit 30 degrees celsius in Perth in the summer months between November and February and fall as low as -1 degrees celsius during winter in July. Make sure you protect your skin from the sun by applying cream regularly, and make it a daily part of your morning routine to avoid leaving the house without it. Remember that it takes around 30 minutes for sunscreen to dissolve into your pores and activate protection against harmful rays, so it’s best not to leave it until the last minute. Don’t let unexpected surprises disrupt your hotly anticipated vacation and apply for your Australia Travel Declaration with sufficient time to receive this key document in your email inbox before setting off.

Another way to get ahead when packing for Australia is to purchase insect repellant. The number one reason that many travellers list as their reason for not making the long journey to the area is the sheer amount of creepy crawlies and snakes that can be found there. Don’t be surprised to see a spider the size of your hand crawl out from under the bed, and stay clear of untouched, overgrown areas that could be home to hundreds of poisonous, and harmless, reptiles. Swimming in rivers can also be dangerous if crocodiles and alligators frequent the watering hole, so always keep an eye out for signs warning you of risks. Every year, on average 16 people are bitten by sharks in unprovoked attacks while swimming, surfing or engaging in other open water activities. Often the first you’ll know about it will be when the jaws of these massive fish are closing around your body, so respect the flags that indicate safe zones to enter the water.

Now that you know all about the hazards to watch out for, it’s ready for the best part of your vacation to Australia- planning your activities. A month mightn’t even be long enough to cover everything you want to see, especially as you’ll be trying to sightsee around an area that’s bigger than all of the nations in Western Europe put together. We recommend that you take time to discover the country’s capital, Canberra. Although it’s not the biggest city, it’s well worth a spot on your itinerary for an opportunity to delve into the history of this former prison colony. Save your pennies with a free guided tour of Australian Parliament House, where you can snap photos of the impressive architecture of the building and glimpse the working chambers where political decisions take shape. Find out more about the Prime Ministers that led the country over the years in the portrait gallery.

For an unbeatable family day out, you should book the cheetah experience and a ‘Walk on the Wild Side’ at the National Zoo and Aquarium, located just a small distance away. Talented zookeepers will guide you through the animal’s exhibits and for an extra fee you can eat lunch with giraffes, hide treats for the sun bears and hand feed them as well as having the chance to pet a kangaroo.

Once you’ve decided whether you want to visit Australia for a short-term vacation, or stay there for months or even years, you’ll have to start looking at the essential entry documentation. An Australia ETA is required for most nationalities, but we suggest that you trial the Visa Checker tool on the iVisa.com website to check exactly what paperwork you will need. Whilst the ongoing covid situation means that enhanced health and safety precautions are considered vital, you’ll also be required to complete the Australia Travel Declaration to help the authorities keep track of your travel plans and history. This Health Declaration can be filled in using the user-friendly form on the iVisa.com website. Simply complete the relevant sections and provide details about where you’ve been recently, the state of your health and where you will stay once you arrive in Australia.

With our expert guidance, you just need to pay our service charge using Paypal or a credit/debit card and submit the form for review. We will check the application against the passport copy that you provide before processing it to the highest standard. Your Australia Travel Declaration will be sent to you via email and all you need to do is keep it with you when you land and show it to border officials when necessary.

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