Holiday in Australia, what do Visa require?

All people traveling to Australia must apply for a compulsory entry visa prior to their departure, irrespective of the reason for the trip, be it for holiday or work reasons. The range of visas available is quite wide. if you go to Australia to spend a short term holiday (up to three months), the tourist visa is the most suitable.The most common tourist visas are 2, and the choice depends on the applicant's citizenship.They are :

Visa ETA (Electronic Travel AuthorityElectronic) subclass 601>/br>

Can apply for an ETA Australia all citizens of countries such as USA, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong. This visa allows you to visit Australia as often as you want, for up to a year, with a three-month stay for each trip. ETA Australia can only be requested online.This visa lets you visit Australia:• to visit or for business visitor purposes• as many times as you want, for up to a year• and stay up to three months for each visit.• You must not work in Australia on this visa.

Your ETA lets you enter Australia for up to three months at a time as a tourist or for business visitor purposes. You are also permitted to study in Australia for up to 3 months in some circumstances. Business visitor activities include:• making general business or employment enquiries• investigating, negotiating, signing or reviewing a business contract• activities carried out as part of an official government-to-government visit• participating in conferences, trade fairs or seminars, as long as you are not being paid by the organisers for your participation.If you want to stay longer in Australia, you should apply another type of visa, such as a Visitor visa (subclass 600).

eVisitor Australia (subclass 651)

They may require an e-Visa Australia all citizens of the European communityIt is a visa for multiple visits to Australia for tourism or business, lasting up to three months at a time within a 12 month period.FeaturesThis visa lets you visit Australia:• to visit or for business visitor purposes• for up to three months at a time within a 12-month period.This is a free visa.RequirementsYou might be able to get an eVisitor if you are:• outside Australia• a passport holder of a certain country.Your eVisitor lets you:• enter Australia for up to three months during each visit during the 12 months from the date the eVisitor is granted• have a holiday or visit family and friends in Australia• study in Australia for up to three months in some circumstances• engage in business visitor activities while in Australia provided you:• do not work for or provide services to, a business or organisation

• do not sell goods or services to the public.

Business visitor activities include:• making general business or employment enquiries• investigating, negotiating, signing or reviewing a business contract• activities carried out as part of an official government-to-government visit• participating in conferences, trade fairs or seminars, as long as you are not being paid by the organisers for you participation.

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