Frequently asked questions for Australia

Modified on Mon, 24 Feb at 11:12 AM

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How far in advance of my trip should I request the eVisitor?

What do I need to apply for the eVisitor to Australia?

I have requested the eVisitor, how long does it take to process?

What is the cost of the eVisitor to Austalia? 

How long is the eVisitor for Australia valid, and what is the permitted stay with it? 

Can the eVisitor be extended?

Is there a transit visa? Is it required for Australia?

I already have my eVisitor to Australia, what should I do next?

I have made a mistake in my application, how can I change it?


How far in advance of my trip should I request the eVisitor?

The Australian eVisitor can be requested up to 2 days before travel, but it recommended to apply at least 10 days in advance to avoid unforseen issues and ensure timely approval.



What do I need to apply for the eVisitor to Australia?


To apply for the eVisitor for Australia, you must meet the following specific requirements:

  • Eligible Nationality: You may apply for the eVisitor if your nationality is listed below:


Andorra
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czechia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Lativa
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Moncao
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
San Marino
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Vatican City


  • Passport: You must have a valid passport with a validity of at least 6 months after your intended date of entry to Australia. It is crucial to have a scanned copy of your passport to attach during the application process.


  • Additional documents: Some of the following documents may be required, so please have them ready in case they are requested:
    - Evidence of the financial status and funding for visit
    - Employment status
    - National ID


I have requested the eVisitor, how long does it take to process?


The processing time for the eVisitor may vary depending on the accuracy of the information and documentation provided; eVisitor applications are typically processed within 48 hours; however, many receive a response sooner.

You can check the status of your application by clicking this link.



What is the cost of the eVisitor to Austalia? 


The total cost of the eVisitor for Australia is €69. This is the ptrice paid for the service fee which covers application review, 24/7 support, and a simplified process to prevent errors and delays



How long is the eVisitor for Australia valid, and what is the permitted stay with it? 


An approved eVisitor is valid for 1 year, and allows multiple entries with a maximum stay of 90 days per entry. You can leave and re-enter Australia as many times as you want while it is valid. 



Can the eVisitor be extended?


The eVisitor cannot be extended, if your current authorization is about to expire or has already expired and you wish to enter the country, you must submit a new eVisitor application.
You can submit a new application by clicking on this link.



Is there a transit visa? Is it required for Australia?


Yes, Australia offers a transit visa that allows a stay of up to 72 hours in the country. You can transit Australia without a visa if your stay in the country lasts less than 8 hours, you have a confirmed reservation and you will not leave the airport transit zone.



I already have my eVisitor to Australia, what should I do next?


Once you have received your authorization approved, the next steps will depend on your travel plans and the purpose of your trip. Below, we have outlined some of the usual steps:

  • Check your entry requirements. 
    Make sure you have all the necessary documents to enter the country, including your passport, flight tickets (both inbound and outbound) and any other document that can support your visit.


  • Travel plans: 
    Confirm your travel itinerary, including flight details, accommodation, and transportation within the country.

  • Currency and finances
    Consider your needs and plan accordingly. It is advisable to have some local currency for immediate expenses upon arrival. 

  • Contact information: 
    Keep the contact information of your accommodation, embassy or local consulate, and any emergency contacts readily available.

  • Travel insurance: 
    Consider taking out travel insurance to cover any unexpected event or emergency during your trip. 

  • Local traditions and laws: 
    Familiarize yourself with the traditions, laws, and cultural norms of the country to ensure a respectful and pleasant visit. 

  • Stay informed: 
    Stay informed about any updates or changes to travel advisories, entry requirements, as well as local conditions before your trip. 


Please note that Australian law requires passengers arriving in Australia to identify themselves and provide certain information by completing a passenger card.


I have made a mistake in my application, how can I change it?


Before making any changes to your application, please consider the following points:


  1. If your application has been processed and confirmed, no changes can be made.

  2. If your application is still being processed, no changes can be made.

  3. You will only be able to modify your application if you have pending documentation or data on your application form. Please note that once you confirm your application, an automated system starts to make checks and connections with our databases. This is why you should thoroughly check all your application details and documentation before confirming the registration of your application.


If you wish to modify the information and/or documentation of your order, please click in our chat button; we will check if it is possible to do it and, if that is the case, we will give you the necessary instructions.

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