What is an eVisitor eligible passport?
If you plan to visit Australia for 3 months and you hold a passport from the European Union, Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland or Vatican City you do not need to contact us or make an application for a visa at an Australian Embassy. This visa is called an eVisitor.
Who can apply 651?
The eVisitor visa subclass 651 is available for citizens of European Countries online, while nationals of 8 non-European countries (United States, Canada, Brunei, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea) can instead apply for the ETA Australia (subclass 601) online.
What is the difference between eVisitor 651 and visitor visa 601?
This type of visa is used for tourism or business visitor activities. It is an electronic visa. This visa, subclass 651 is intended for citizens of countries in the European Union. Citizens from non-European countries can apply either for ETA (Subclass 601) or Visitor (Subclass 600) visa.
What is the difference between an eVisitor and ETA?
The eVisitor visa is also an electronic travel authorisation, or an e-visa. The only differences between an eVisitor and an ETA Australia are the nationalities accepted, the different application procedures and the differences in application fees.
Is eVisitor visa for Australia free?
However, the Australia eVisitor visa itself is free of charge. The Australian government does not perceive any taxes from you when you get the eVisa. However, since you are using iVisa’s services, you need to pay a service fee. So, while the document is free, the fact that you use iVisa to get it is not.
Can I extend my eVisitor visa in Australia?
Can I Extend my Stay? If you are in Australia with an eVisitor and it is about to expire, you can approach the nearest immigration or visa office and request a new eVisitor (Subclass 651) Visa. Be sure to do so at least two weeks before your current eVisitor expires.
What is a 651 eVisitor visa?
An eVisitor visa for Australia (Subclass 651) is an electronic document that grants entry in Australia to all those travelers who qualify for it. Basically, this document replaces the traditional consular visa and spares its holder of going to an embassy to apply for it.
Can I travel to Australia on a 651 visa?
This visa stream lets you visit Australia as a tourist, to go on a cruise or to see family and friends.
Can I extend my 651 visa?
Can I extend my visa Subclass 651? No, an eVisitor subclass 651 cannot be extended. The visitor should leave Australia before the expiry of visa subclass 651, but if the visitor wants to stay for a longer period in Australia, he/she should apply for a new visa before the expiry of subclass visa 651.
Do EU citizens need a visa for Australia?
Yes, a visa is required for EU citizens. Fortunately, getting one is free and (usually) pretty quick. The easiest way is to apply for eVisitor online. The eVisitor allows visitors to travel to Australia for short term business or tourism purposes for up to three months.
How much is an eVisitor visa for Australia?
All you have to pay is the $20 service fee, and your Australia eVisitor visa is ready within 5 business days. Rush processing time – this time, you have to wait a little less time for your eVisa. Your request is processed within 72 hours, and the cost is $50.
How long is an eVisitor visa valid for?
12 months
Your eVisitor Visa is valid for 12 months from the date it is issued. During this time, you can enter the country as many times as you want and stay up to three months per each visit.
How to apply for an eVisitor visa for Australia?
To request the eVisitor visa for Australia through the Australia visa application online, petitioners must complete a form with their full name, address and phone number, as well as all the data from the passport information page, including country of birth, passport number and expiry date.
What is the difference between Australia ETA and eVisitor?
Australia eVisitor or ETA are both electronic travel authorization documents, which allow eligible citizens to obtain a visa online by filling an application form. The only difference between Australian ETA and eVisitor is in the list of eligible countries.
Who can apply for an eVisitor visa subclass 651 online?
The eVisitor visa subclass 651 is available for citizens of European Countries online, while nationals of 8 non-European countries (United States, Canada, Brunei, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea) can instead apply for the ETA Australia (subclass 601) online.
What documents do I need to apply for an Australia electronic visa?
The application process is the same no matter which Australia electronic visa type you’re eligible for. The only document you will need is your valid passport. Please note! Make sure to provide your data in the application form correctly, as you won’t need to attach a photo of your passport.