I made a mistake on my application. Can I modify the ETA after it’s issued?

Once an ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) for Australia is issued, it's generally impossible to modify the ETA's information. However, there are some aspects you can address:

Passport Information: If you made an error in your passport information on your ETA application, you should apply for a new ETA visa with the correct passport details. Ensure that your travel passport matches the one specified on your ETA.
Travel Details: If your travel plans change, such as the dates of your trip or the purpose of your visit, you generally do not need to modify your ETA. ETAs are often valid for multiple entries over 12 months, so that you can use the same ETA for various trips within that time frame.
Contacting Authorities: If you discover a significant mistake in your ETA application after it's issued, it's advisable to contact the Australian Department of Home Affairs or the relevant authorities to explain the situation.
New ETA Application: In some cases, if the error is substantial and cannot be rectified through communication with authorities, you may need to reapply for a new ETA with the correct information.

It's crucial to double-check all the information you provide on your ETA application before submission to minimize the chances of errors. Additionally, if you have concerns about a specific mistake on your ETA application, it's a good practice to contact the Australian authorities for guidance on how to proceed.

Remember that immigration authorities take visa and ETA applications seriously, so accuracy in your application is essential to avoid any issues during your travel to Australia.

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