FAQs

    81. How is the procedure to make my application?

    Applying for an Australian eVisa is relatively straightforward and can be completed online on the Australian Immigration Services website.  Visit our website and select the type of eVisa that aligns with the purpose of your visit. You'll then be prompted to complete an online application form with your details, passport information, and travel plans. Ensure that all the information you provide is accurate and matches the details on your passport. Double-check all the data you've filled in the application form before paying the applicable visa fee using the accepted payment methods. After submitting your application and payment, you will receive a confirmation email notifying you t
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    82. What do I need to apply for Australia eVisa?

    To apply for an Australian eVisa, you need to have some essential requirements and documents in order. It is strongly advised that you possess these documents before beginning the application process to receive your Australian e-visa in time: Valid Passport: A valid passport is the most important document required when you apply for an Australian e-visa. Ensure that your passport remains valid for at least six months beyond your planned date of arrival in Australia and has 02 blank pages for stamping by the Immigration Officer. Photograph: During the Australian eVisa application process, it is mandatory to submit a recent color photograph of the applicant. The photograph must be extr
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    83. What do I have to do if a friend/ family member invites me to visit Australia?

    If a friend or family member invites you to visit Australia, you will likely need to apply for a tourist visa. This visa is designed for individuals planning a visit to Australia for tourism purposes or casual family visits. It is valid for one year from the date of issuance and allows for multiple entries during this period. Each visit is permitted for a maximum duration of 03 months. Moreover, it is strongly advised that visitors apply for an Australian visa at least one week in advance to allow for the processing of documents. Additionally, Australia Immigration Services provides guidelines regarding the processing times for the Australia e-visa. Standard processing: Your e-v
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    84. Do I need to provide proof of sufficient financial means?

    When planning a trip to Australia, it is not mandatory to present evidence of adequate financial resources. However, in order to be eligible for an e-visa, travelers are required to: A valid passport: The passport should be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Australia. Applicants must fill out the e-visa application form, providing accurate and up-to-date information. Personal information: A functional and active email address is necessary to acquire your e-Visa. A copy of the passport's biographical page: As part of the application, applicants must provide a clear and legible scan of the biographical page of their passport. A digital photograph: Applicants
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    85. Do I have to provide the originals of all supporting documents?

    When applying for an Australian visa, you generally need to provide supporting documents to prove your identity, meet the eligibility criteria, and support your application. However, the specific requirements can vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for. In numerous instances, certified duplicates of documents are deemed acceptable instead of furnishing the original documents. A certified copy refers to a photocopy of an original document that has been endorsed as an accurate reproduction by an authorized individual, such as a justice of the peace, notary public, or other designated authority. It is crucial to meticulously examine the distinct requirements associated wit
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    86. My Australian visa is not stamped on my passport, but I have the Electronic visa printout. Is that sufficient proof of my visa status in Australia?

    The Australian government uses electronic visas, which are connected to your passport digitally once approved. This approach simplifies the visa process by eliminating the necessity for a physical visa label or stamp in your passport. Instead, you will receive a visa grant notification, which is usually in the form of an email or a paper confirmation and includes important information such as your visa reference number, validity duration, and stay conditions. Get more information on Australia e-Visa: Application and Requirements.  When you arrive in Australia, you'll need to present your documents, along with your passport, to the immigration authorities. The authorities will then verify
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    87. Do I need travel/health insurance to be granted an ETA?

    For many countries that offer Electronic Travel Authorizations (ETAs) or similar visa-waiver programs, having travel or health insurance is not a specific requirement for obtaining the authorization itself. The ETAs are often linked to short-term visits for tourism, business, or transit purposes. However, while not always mandatory for the ETA application, travel insurance is highly recommended when traveling internationally. Some countries strongly advise or even require travelers to have adequate travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or other unforeseen events during their stay. Travel insurance is not a visa requirement; however, it can be incredibl
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    88. My passport is soon to expire. Can the visa still be issued?

    Typically, a visa is issued based on the validity of your passport. If your passport is going to expire soon, your visa might not be issued. One important thing that travelers should know is the visa requirements need a valid passport which is valid for at least 6 months. When a passport is close to its expiration date, it may impact the visa application process. Some countries might refuse to issue a visa if your passport doesn't meet their validity requirements. This is particularly true for long-term visas or visas for extended stays. However, there can be exceptions or specific conditions based on the country you're planning to visit, the type of visa you're applying for, and the dura
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    89. Can I travel if my application has not been approved yet?

    In most cases, it is not advisable to travel if your visa or travel authorization application has not been approved yet. Traveling without the necessary approval can lead to denied entry at your destination, legal complications, and disruptions to your travel plans. Typically, you should wait for the official confirmation of your application before making any travel arrangements. The approval process varies depending on the type of visa or travel authorization you've applied for and the specific immigration policies of the country you intend to visit. To check the status of your application, refer to the official government website or contact the relevant immigration authorities for up
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    90. What can I do if I am not eligible to apply for an Australia e-visa?

    If you are not eligible to apply for an Australia e-visa, here are some aspects you can consider: Consult with the Australian Embassy or Consulate: If your processing visa meets some problem you are uncertain about which visa is suitable for your situation, or if you have specific questions, it is advisable to contact the Australian Embassy or access the Australian Immigration Services website. They can provide personalized guidance and assistance based on your individual circumstances. Check Australia Visa Requirements: Make sure to thoroughly review the eligibility criteria for the alternative visa you are considering. Different visas have specific requirements, and meeting these c
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