My passport has run out of blank visa pages but I still have empty pages for endorsements etc. Can I apply for a visa?

If your passport has run out of blank visa pages but still contains empty pages for endorsements or amendments, your ability to apply for a visa may be affected. Here's what you need to consider:

Visa Page Requirement: Most countries require at least one or two blank visa pages in your passport for the visa stamp. These pages are specifically designed to accommodate visas and entry/exit stamps, which cannot typically be placed on endorsement pages. Without the necessary visa pages, many embassies and consulates will not issue a visa.
Renew or Replace Your Passport: If your passport lacks blank visa pages, the most straightforward solution is to apply for a renewal or replacement of your passport. Many countries allow you to request additional pages when renewing your passport. Check your country's passport issuance guidelines and apply for a new passport well in advance of any planned travel.
Travel on Existing Valid Visas: If you already have valid visas in your passport, you may still travel using those visas, provided the visa is not tied to the availability of blank pages. However, for new visa applications, the blank visa page requirement remains crucial.

To ensure a smooth application process, kindly see our guide on Australian e-visa requirements.

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