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No, you don't. As of today, COVID vaccination passports or certificates are not 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.

Yellow Fever vaccine is required if traveling from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.

More information in the following link: https://www.who.int/ith/ITH_Annex_I.pdf

Travelers from New Zealand (only designated ‘green safe travel zone’ flights), Kiribati, Myanmar, Niue, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu are exempt from the PCR pre-departure testing requirement (the list is subject to change).

Yes, you do, unless you are arriving from New Zealand. All travelers except those arriving from New Zealand 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.

The ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) is not a full visa but rather an Electronic Authorization available to certain nationalities. The ETA is an entry requirement for those applicable nationalities traveling into the country for purposes of tourism. Apply now.

An Australian ETA (Electronic Travel Authority, also called the Australia e-Visa, provides authorization for travel to and enter Australia and is electronically linked to your passport. It is intended for short-term stays for tourism or business visitors. Acceptable business activities include attending a conference, making business inquiries or for contractual negotiations. Apply now.

We require the following to submit your application:

• A valid passport
• A credit/debit card and an email address for confirmation.

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It depends on the method of processing time you choose. We offer three options:

• Standard processing: 24 hours - USD 20.00
• Rush processing: 4 hours - USD 50.00.
• Super rush processing: 1 hour - USD 70.00.

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There is a service fee of USD 20.00 for standard processing. For rush processing and super rush processing the service fee is USD 50.00 and USD 70.00 respectively.

The ETA visa is valid through to the expiry date listed within it, which is the last day you have the authority to enter Australia. This expiration date of the Australian ETA will be either 1 year after issued, the expiration of your passport, or earlier if a current visa already exists in the immigration system. Whichever is the earliest date will be the date your ETA expires. For example, if your ETA is approved in June 2018, but your passport expires in February 2019, your ETA will expire on the same date of your passport expiration; otherwise, it will expire in June 2019.

You must have a regular valid passport (not expired) and a valid ETA when you board your flight and when you enter Australia.

The Australian ETA allows the holder to travel to Australia as many times as desired within the validity period, which is 1 year after issued. The maximum length of each visit is 90 days Per Entry. Your ETA visa is electronically linked to your passport number. There is no stamp or label in your passport to indicate the ETA. Apply now.

Yes, the ETA offers Multiple Entry. However, your maximum stay is 90 days Per Entry. Apply now.

Citizens of certain countries are eligible to apply for the Australian ETA provided they meet the required criteria. Use the visa checker at the top of the page to determine the visa requirements for your country.

Please contact us ASAP via Online Chat. Unfortunately, if your visa was already processed, you will need to pay an additional charge of USD 20.00.

Yes. See below:

• You may not work.
• Your visit must be no longer than 3 months (per visit).
• You must not have tuberculosis (TB)
• You must not have any criminal convictions.

No. The Australian ETA must be obtained prior to your entry into Australia.

The Australian ETA allows for stays of a maximum of 90 days Per Entry. You are permitted to stay beyond your visa's validity date, but not beyond the 90 days Per Entry.

Yes. Everyone traveling MUST obtain an ETA before departing, regardless of their age. Each person needs to submit an application separately. If your child or children are linked to your passport, you still need to submit individual applications. Apply now.

It depends. If you depart within 8 hours of arrival, have confirmed booking documentation for an onward flight, and will remain in the transit lounge, you will not need an ETA. However, for certain nationalities, a transit visa may be required. Check the Australian government website for the full details. Apply now.

No. You do NOT need to provide a plane ticket. You can apply for your ETA before you have a confirmed ticket.

Yes. You only need a regular valid passport (not expired) and a valid visa when you board your flight and when you enter Australia. Apply now.

No, you do not. The validity period of your ETA begins from the date specified in your approved ETA. You can enter Australia on any date within this validity period.

You must complete a new ETA application. The previous ETA application will be canceled once the new ETA is issued.

A new ETA cannot be obtained using the same passport until that actual ETA expires. If you lose the passport which contains the actual and valid ETA you may apply for a new ETA by paying the relevant fee again. Apply now.

If you previously applied for and received an ETA, you can check the status of your ETA through the Australian government website.

Visa Policy of Australia

You probably know how Australia started to exist in the formula we have today. It was this island where the British would send their prisoners in exile to separate them from the general public. Even though the British ended up setting a penal colony in Australia, it was, in fact, the Dutch who marked the European arrival. So, in a country formed by immigrants, it would be rather silly to not be able to migrate, don’t you think? It is not accurate to say that the whole of Australia was a penal colony. We still have the indigenous people. And of course, more nations followed the British in forming their own colonies. Even so, that is of little importance now. It may be helpful to remember the history, to not repeat it as they say, but we need to think of the future. The question that may be on your minds is whether or not Australia is welcoming. The shortest answer is that yes, it is very welcoming. But it seems that not for everyone. You may have heard in the news that president Trump recently went on a visit and made fun of Australia’s policy of letting people in. We are all familiar with his immigration policy, but leaving that aside, is there any truth in that? Apparently, Australia was not as ‘nice’ as it is now. It had this conflict with people who would arrive on the continent by boat illegally. While that is not a bad thing because you cannot simply go to a foreign country without permission, it still is a serious issue. No country will accept that. Unless, of course, if you are from the European Union and you travel within the community. Anyway, getting back to our Australia story, the problem was regarding the refugees. It is my understanding that the whole story began back in 2001 when a Norwegian freighter, the MV Tampa, rescued more than 400 Iraqis and Afghans from a sinking ship. The story goes deeper than that, but this is the most recent issue. The freighter entered Australia’s waters and wished to leave all the survivors there, but the operation was refused. That is when Australia got some international attention as far as immigration is concerned. You cannot really blame the Australian officials. They wanted to maintain their country safe from illegal immigrants. Since it is surrounded by water, every foreigner that arrives by boat is thoroughly checked for contraband and whatnot. That is why my advice is that if you want to travel to Australia, take a flight. You still have to deal with customs and all that, but the process is far easier to go through. The Australian officials still managed the immigration problem very well, if you ask me. Of course, the international community and the human rights advocates were up in a roar when the two off-shore detention centers, one in Nauru and the other in Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, opened, and as a result, the Supreme Court declared Manus illegal and demanded to be shut down. Which actually happened in 2017. Even so, people are still held in Manus, but they live in special build accommodations, and their circumstances are not much changed. To be honest, I do not know what the fuss is about all that. If someone comes and sets up a tent in your yard, do you let him live there? Not really, right? After all, it is your yard which you own for yourself and your family. Not some stranger. It is the same with Australia’s leaders. Their first duty is to their citizens, not refugees or other immigrants. However harsh that may seem, the truth is not always flowers and rainbows. Even so, you should probably know that Australia’s is number 6 on the list of most welcoming countries for refugees. It seems that the whole scandal with the freighter as well as with the other following policies made them change their minds. Of course, they still have rules, but they found a way to manage immigration and satisfy the public at the same time. 12 thousand Syrian refugees came to Australia during the migration, and that is because 84% of its citizens believed that people running from war should be welcomed and helped, not cast away. Just so you know, the global average (of the same opinion) was 73%. As you can see, Australians seems to have opened their arms and their borders more than most countries. So what does that means for you? Perhaps nothing. You probably applied online for an Electronic Travel Authorization, and you plan to go to Australia as a tourist. Even so, if you are interested in going as a worker or student, that is possible as well. Today, about 28% of Australia’s population consists of immigrants, and that is precisely because of the amended immigration policies from the last decade and a half. Plus, a lot of asylum seekers who used to come illegally to Australia by boat enjoyed political attention. This ultimately led to the situation we have today. Today, immigration is a significant nation-building project for Australia. The government not only devised entry and improved policies, but they also provide financial aid, which in itself encourages immigration. Plus, the change from the preferential treatment toward the British to an all-national nondiscriminatory policy is one of the things that make Australia one of the most welcoming states in 2018. Additionally, there is an emphasis on economic criteria for all categories of migrants, both temporary and permanent. One thing that must never be forgotten is that migration is never just one state’s problem. It involves multiple governments and the relations between them. After all, asylum seekers may want to go back home or resettled. Even so, what Australia learned and we can take as an example is that migrants contribute both economically and socially. After all, how do you think that Australia became so economically competitive? It all started when they stopped preferring only European migrants and became multicultural. Do you actually believe that the change has nothing to do with their advancement in the world?

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