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DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
The Australia e-Visitor Visa is an electronic travel visa suitable for travelers to Australia on short-term tourist or business visits. It is electronically linked to your passport. In addition to the eVisitor Visa, all travelers to Australia must have the COVID-19 Travel Request. This is a travel document which helps authorities mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Australia.

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WHO CAN ENTER AUSTRALIA WITH THESE DOCUMENTS
This Australian e-Visitor is available to citizens of over 30 European countries (see FAQs for full list). The Travel Request Form is a required document for all travelers who wish to enter the country.

OBTAIN THE E-VISITOR VISA + TRAVEL REQUEST
You’ll need to fill out some basic information about yourself, your health, and your travel plans to get these documents. For the Travel Request, you must supply a valid reason for entering the country during the pandemic. While no test is required to get these documents, to enter Australia you must display a negative COVID-19 PCR test result that was taken within 72 hours before departure.

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DISPLAY THE FORM
After filling out the application form, our team will send the eVisitor Visa + Travel Request to your email inbox when they are ready. Check-in staff at the airport for your Australian-bound flight will check your passport to electronically confirm your eVisa. Despite this, we recommend that you bring hard copies of both documents.

Visit the FAQs below to view quarantine rules for Australia.

Required Documents to Apply

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

  • Supporting documents of a compelling reason.

  • A credit/debit card or a PayPal account

Important Instructions

  • 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. Check the website regularly as travel restrictions are subject to change.

  • 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.

  • 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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The eVisitor Visa is a travel visa available to European passport holders who wish to travel to Australia. It is electronically linked to your passport in order to streamline travel to Australia and is intended for tourist and business purposes. In addition, you will need the COVID-19 Travel Request Form, which allows certain travelers to enter Australia during the coronavirus pandemic. Keep in mind that you must 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. Check the website regularly as travel restrictions are subject to change. Apply now.

The Australia eVisitor + Australia COVID-19 Travel Request Form are free. iVisa.com charges a service fee according to the processing time you select. Here you can see the options:

  • Standard Processing: USD 30.00 - 4 days.
  • Rush Processing: USD 50.00 - 2 days.
  • Super Rush Processing: USD 90.00 - 24 hours.

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

We require the following documents to submit your application:

  • Passport with at least 6-month of validity. Scan it and 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.
  • Credit/Debit card or PayPal account. Bear in mind that the entire process is done online, therefore the payment must be virtual. In this way, you will make a successful payment.

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The time will be determined by the price. The faster you want your documents the more money you will need to pay. We have designed three options according to your needs or budget.
  • Standard Processing Time. this is the regular option, your documents will be ready in 4 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 2 days, one day less than the previous option. It is amazing, isn't it!
  • Super Rush Processing. We totally recommend this option, you will have your documents ready to use in just 24 hours. As you can see this is the fastest choice.
Citizens of the following countries are eligible for the Australia eVisitor: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Republic of San Marino, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican City. Apply now.
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.
Your eVisitor lets you travel for both tourism and business purposes. If you are travelling as a tourist visitor, this visa allows you to cruise or spend a holiday visiting your family or friends. If you are travelling for purposes related to business, this visa allows you to make general business or employment enquiries, investigate, negotiate, enter into or review a business contract, conduct activities as part of an official government visit, take part in a conference, trade fair or seminar, as long as the organizers don’t offer to pay for your trip. Apply now.

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

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No, you don't. As of today, COVID vaccination passports or certificates are not a mandatory to enter Australia. Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Australia travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.

Yes! Currently, travelers arriving or transiting through Australia must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test result that was taken within 72 hours before departure.

The following groups are exempt from the testing requirement:

  • Travelers under the age of 5
  • Travelers with extenuating circumstances, such as where there is no access to testing
  • Travelers who recently recovered from COVID-19 as long they provide a medical certificate confirming recovery. Check with the government site for details regarding the medical certificate.

Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Australia travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.

Yes, you do. All travelers are required to complete a 14 day quarantine at a designated facility at their port of arrival. This must be funded at their own expense. Travelers may be tested between days 10 and 12 of quarantine. As quarantine rules differ across Australian states and territories, please check the government site for detailed information. Interested in seeking an exemption from quarantine? In some cases, this is available based on compassionate or medical grounds. In order to see if you qualify, you must apply to the state or territory you will arrive in before traveling to Australia.

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, but only the south and south-east are highly urbanized. Against popular misconception, it is not all hot. Only northern Australia has a tropical climate. The south and south-east are sub-tropical and temperate. Australia’s natural wonders are what make it famous, and if you plan a trip there, you will not be disappointed. Plus, not everything is trying to kill you as the internet would suggest.

First of all, let’s talk about visa policy so that we can go to more fun aspects of Australia. What you should know is that most nationalities are required to pay a visit to the nearest Australian embassy to apply for a visa. However, there are a few others that have it easier. Australia’s visa policy suffered some changes in the last couple of years. With that change came the Australia eVisitor and the Electronic Travel Authorization. You can use iVisa’s Visa Checker Tool to see if you qualify for either of them.

Keep in mind that some nationalities qualify for both the eVisitor and the ETA. If that is the case for you, it is up to you which one you go for. Although the ETA is cheaper, and the processing time is shorter. Even so, the choice is yours. Both documents allow you to stay in Australia for up to 3 months per visit, and you can enter the country multiple times in the 1 year of validity.

At the same time, you should know that Australia has rigorous quarantine requirements when it comes to vegetable and animal-derived products. That is because they have a clean biosphere which they plan to keep that way. It is best if you avoid traveling with such products. It can cause trouble at immigration.

Getting inside Australia can be done by plane or boat but getting around the country is way easier. Trains, buses, car rentals, etc. are all available for you to enjoy and explore the state. If you leave the urbanized area in the south and south-east, it can be hours until you reach another city, so make sure to prepare accordingly for that. A tourism information bureau can get you up to speed with the basics.

As for what you can enjoy in Australia, the list is long, and chances are that you are not going to be able to do everything you want. Even so, we recommend that you start with wildlife. There is a zoo in every major city, but tourists tend to wish to see wild animals more. You will not see any of them in the city, but the outskirts always have something to show.

As you can imagine, you can see kangaroos and koalas. Wombats and wallabies. Emus and platypuses. And more. However, while it is very tempting to interact with these animals, we strongly suggest that you do not. Koalas are cute, but they are territorial, and they can do some damage if provoked. Not to mention kangaroos. They are strong creatures that can kill a person if provoked. You should just admire them from a safe distance, and nobody will get hurt.

Apart from the wildlife in Australia, you can enjoy some landmarks as well. As you can imagine, the Opera House in Sydney is iconic, so you cannot miss it. You cannot miss the Sydney Harbor Bridge either. Or the Uluru in the red center.

Leaving the ‘seeing’ part aside, Australia is also a place for adventure seekers. You can surf on one of the many endless sandy beaches. Swimming is also a very tempting activity, especially because of the beautiful sights and the perfect water temperature. Of course, you can go snorkeling and diving. After all, Australia has the Great Barrier Reef. All water sports are available as well.

If you want to get out of the water, you can go mountain climbing, biking, sky diving, hot air ballooning, or you can try something that is called bushwalking. It is a very popular activity in Australia. Since there several national parks and rainforests in the country, you can pick your location. Just make sure that you are not going alone. The rainforests in Australia hide a few secrets that only an experienced hiker or a tourist guide will know.

As far as food and drink are concerned, Australia is a first-world country, so you can draw your conclusions from there. You will fain many available cuisines, but you may be interested in trying something local. If you are not squeamish, you may try kangaroo meat, which can be found even in supermarkets and butcher shops. Crocodile meat is also a thing, and if you want to see what a big chicken tastes like, you can go for an emu dish.

The drinking age in Australia is 18, so it is illegal to purchase if you are not of age. The tap water is not always safe to drink, but there is usually a sign above it to tell you whether or not you can drink it.

When it comes to safety, there are several things you should take into consideration. But it is not what you think. Crime in Australia is low compared to other first-world countries. It is nature you have to be careful about. Venomous creatures such as snakes and spiders are something to look for. When you get in the water, you need to be careful not to swim in an area with jellyfish. Dangerous flora also exists in Australia. If you plan to go bushwalking in the rainforest, mind the Gympie bush. It is called the stinging tree for a reason. It has microscopic hairs that if you touch, you can be in pain for weeks. Google it and print out a photo. You do not want it anywhere around you.

Nevertheless, as long as you are cautious, your trip to Australia should be as pleasant as possible. And the most important advice we can give you is to wear sunscreen at all times. Every single time you get out of the house/hotel room. The sun burns hot in Australia, and there are more victims of the sun than they are of the venomous creatures we mentioned above.

Needless to say, a trip to Australia will be more than pleasant. You can enjoy many things there, from sightseeing to fun activities. The country is a beautiful place to spend your vacation with your kids since the amenities allow it. The food is excellent, the people are friendly and very hard to offend, and it is most likely that you will make a lot of friends. A lot of unforgettable memories too. The beaches, the mountains, and the wildlife make for a wonderful vacation.

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