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Whether you are visiting Australia for less than 72 hours or planning on a stay of several years you must have a valid Australian visa.

A visa is a form of permission for a non-citizen to enter, transit or remain in a particular country.

Information on visas to Australia can be found at the Department of Home Affairs .

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Australia Visitor Visa: Requirements, Eligibility and Application Process

Updated: February 7, 2024

Australia Visitor Visa is the only option to visit Australia as a tourist for many nationalities. If you don’t qualify for either the Electronic Travel Authority(ETA) or the eVisitor Visa, then you will need to get a Visitor Visa.

Australia no longer accepts paper applications for the visitor visa. All applications must be lodged online through the Australian Government Immi Portal.

The Visitor Visa has subclass 600 in Australia’s visa documentation and the subtype we’re interested in is the “Tourist stream (apply outside Australia)”.

Quick summary:

• Eligibility: All nationalities are eligible
• Validity: Valid for 6 months, 1 year or 3 years with single or multiple entries
• Duration of stay: Generally, 3 months allowed stay, but up to 6 or 12 in some cases
• Visa fee: Visitors visa fee is 190 AUD
• Processing time: 50% of applications are processed in 7 days and 90% in 21 days.

If you haven’t already, read the  Australia Visa Guide  to familiarize yourself with Australian tourist visa types, requirements, eligibility and entry procedures at the border.

Table of Contents

Understanding australia visitor visa.

Visitor visa validity

The Australian Visitor visa is valid for 6 months, 1 year or 3 years from the date of issue. The validity of the visa depends on your nationality and circumstances. For example, most Indian passport holders get a 3-year valid Australian visa, whereas Phillippine passport holders get a 1-year valid visa. Pakistan nationals get a 6-month validity.

You must visit Australia within the validity of your visa.

Duration of stay

Most Visitor visas granted allow for 3 months of continuous stay in Australia. Depending on circumstances, you might be granted a stay of 6 months or even 12 months.

Allowed number of entries

Most Visitor visas are multiple-entry , but Home Affairs also issues single visas in certain circumstances for certain nationalities.

When to apply

Since the tourist visas are valid for at least 3 months, it’s a good idea to apply well in advance. Most applications get processed in 3 weeks or fewer.

Visa extension

Australia Visitor visa is non-extendable . If you need to  extend your stay in Australia , you are allowed to apply for another Visitor Visa (onshore) from within the country.

Australia Visitor Visa Requirements

Who requires a Visitor Visa?

Australia Visitor Visa is REQUIRED for all nationalities to enter Australia as a tourist, except for the below.

• New Zealand passport holders
• Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)
• eVisitor Visa
• Those transiting in Australia for less than 72 hours and can get a Transit visa .

Documents required

To support your application, you can attach as many as 60 documents online. You don’t have to attach that many but the more documents you provide, the better your chances of approval.

You have to satisfy the Home Office that:

• You are who you say you are
• You are a genuine visitor who will not overstay or work illegally
• You are of good character and not have a criminal record
• You won’t be a burden to Australia’s healthcare system

To do this, attach as many of these documents as you can :

Identity documents

• Valid passport (must be valid for the duration of the stay)
• Valid National ID card (if from a country that issues them)
• marriage or divorce certificate;
• change of name documents;
• documents that show other names you have been known by
• Residence Permit/Visa (if residence and citizenship differ)
• One passport-size photo

Genuine visitor documents

• Itemized personal bank statements for the last 3 months. Aim to have at least 5000 AUD in your bank account. The money cannot be deposited suddenly and inexplicably – it should be from legitimate sources and savings over time.
• Tax returns
• Credit card statements
• their relationship to you
• the purpose of your visit and length of stay
• if you will be staying with them
• Proof of their funds (if they will be paying for your stay)
• Your plans or travel itinerary while in Australia  
• a letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job
• proof that you study at a school, college or university in your home country
• proof that you have immediate family members in your home country
• proof that you own a house or other major assets in your home country;
• Confirmed return flight ticket;
• Health Insurance

At a later date, you may be required to obtain and submit the following:

• Medical Certificate
• Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)

All non-English documents (except for police certificates) must be translated into English and all documents’ copies (both original and translations) must be certified.

Photo requirements

You need one passport-size digital photo for the Visitor Visa application. The photo must meet the following requirements. 

• Taken in the last 6 months
• Showing your head and shoulders against a plain background
• Neutral facial expression with mouth closed, eyes open, and looking at the camera
• Religious head coverings are allowed but must not obscure the face
• Piercing is allowed but must not cause any reflections or shadows

There is no official guidance for the size and resolution of pictures uploaded online but the file type must be JPG. You will get to move the photo to position your face within a frame.

As long as the picture is clear, crisp, and not excessively big, it will be accepted.

Visitor visa fee

The Australian Tourist Visa application fee is 190 AUD , payable online.

You may also have to pay for:

• Health checks
• Police certificates

Processing time

Australian immigration reports that 50% of applications are processed in 7 days and 90% are processed in 21 days . These periods start after you submit your biometrics (if required).

Visitor Visa Application Process

How to apply

You must apply for your tourist visa online through the Immi Portal. Applying on paper is not possible for the visitor visa anymore. Follow the below steps:

• Go to the ImmiAccount portal and create an account
• Click on “New application” and pick “Visitor Visa (600)”.
• Enter your personal information, passport details, employment details and financial information
• Upload your documents such as passport, photo, etc.
• Pay the required visa fee
• Submit the application

The Visitor Visa is part of Australia’s biometrics program. If you apply for a Visitor Visa from any of the below countries, regardless of your nationality, you must give your biometrics.

• Afghanistan
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Kazakhstan 
• New Zealand
• Papua New Guinea
• Philippines
• Saudi Arabia
• Solomon Islands
• South Africa
• South Korea
• United Arab Emirates

If you apply from one of these countries, you will receive an email informing you that you need to visit an Australian Biometrics Collection Centre (ABCC) to have your biometrics collected. The biometrics are usually a face photo and fingerprint scan.

You must complete the biometrics procedure within 14 days of getting this email otherwise your application becomes void without a refund!

AABCs are typically managed by VFS Global. They charge a service fee for biometric collection. This fee depends on AABC and the country you are applying from.

For example, the biometric service at AABC in Dubai, UAE is AED 109.17. The biometric service fee at AABC in Manila, Philippines is PHP 557.

How to schedule biometric appointment?

Within 24 hours of applying for your Visitor Visa, you will receive an email with a biometric request letter from Home Affairs. Follow these steps to schedule your biometric appointment.

Find the nearest ABCC to you and follow the prompts to schedule your biometric appointment.

How to attend biometric appointment?

Follow the below steps to attend your biometric appointment at an AABC.

• Arrive at the AABC at least 15 minutes before your appointment time
• Original passport
• Biometric appointment confirmation
• Biometric fee receipt and
• Biometric request letter received in the email from Home Affairs
• Your facial photo is taken and your 10 fingertips are scanned

What if you can’t attend your appointment?

If you can’t make an appointment, you can reschedule your appointment up to 24 hours before your scheduled appointment date and time. You can reschedule up to 2 times.

What if you miss your appointment?

If you miss your scheduled appointment, you will lose the fee paid as the biometric fee is nonrefundable. You will also have to wait 24 hours to schedule a new appointment.

How to track status

You will receive the status of your application in your email. You can also track the status of the visa in your ImmiAccount.

How to download approved visa

When your Visitor Visa is approved, you will receive a grant letter in your email from Home Affairs. The grant letter is your Visitor Visa.

The Visitor visa is electronically linked to your passport, so you don’t need to download or print your Visitor Visa.

If you’re ever asked to show any proof, you can use the Grant Notification you received in your email. You can also download it from your ImmiAccount under “Visa Grant Details”.

How to check the validity of your Visitor Visa

The expiration date of your Australia eVisitor visa is indicated as “Must not arrive after” on the visa letter. If you lost your grant letter or don’t have a copy of your Visitor Visa, you can check the validity details on the Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) portal by using either your Visa Grant Number or Transaction Reference Number.

Customer service

Refer to the Self-help Guidelines for information to troubleshoot any issues. If facing issues with your ImmiAccount or the Visitor visa application, contact customer service using the below webform

Web: ImmiAccount Technical Support Form

Procedure at the border

The Visitor Visa is digitally attached to your passport so you don’t need to print anything. When you enter Australia, simply present your passport and be ready to answer a few basic questions about your visit.

Eligible passport holders can use the Smart Gates for faster arrival and departure procedures.

All visitors including Australian citizens are required to fill out an Incoming Passenger Card on arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long does it take to get an australian tourist visa.

It can take up to 3 weeks to get an Australian tourist visa, especially if submitting your biometrics. It can be faster or slower depending on where you are applying from, your circumstances and the number of documents you submit.

How hard is it to get a tourist visa to Australia?

It is easy to get a tourist visa to Australia if you submit a complete application with as many documents. You must convince the Home Office that you won’t overstay or break the conditions of the visa.

How much bank balance is required for Australia tourist visa?

Australian Home Office doesn’t specify the minimum bank balance required for a tourist visa. Your bank account must show continuous cash flow and not a lump sum deposited recently. 

Based on the reports from travelers reports and recommendations from embassies, you should aim for at least 5,000 AUD in your bank account when you apply.

Can you get a 3-year visitor visa to Australia?

Yes, you can get a 3-year visitor visa to Australia if are from an eligible country and meet the requirements. Australian Visitor Visa is issued for 6 months, 1 year or 3 years depending on your nationality and circumstances. For example, Indian nationals can get an Australian tourist visa valid for 3 years.

WRITTEN BY THIRUMAL MOTATI

Thirumal Motati is an expert in tourist visa matters. He has been traveling the world on tourist visas for more than a decade. With his expertise, he has obtained several tourist visas, including the most strenuous ones such as the US, UK, Canada, and Schengen, some of which were granted multiple times. He has also set foot inside US consulates on numerous occasions. Mr. Motati has uncovered the secrets to successful visa applications. His guidance has enabled countless individuals to obtain their visas and fulfill their travel dreams. His statements have been mentioned in publications like Yahoo, BBC, The Hindu, and Travel Zoo.

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Anna Cendana

08 Mar 2024 - 5 min read

Cara dan Syarat Membuat Visa Australia

Setelah diterpa pandemi Covid-19, akhirnya wisata ke Australia sudah dibuka lagi! Apakah kamu salah satu orang yang menambahkan Negeri Kangguru ke dalam daftar tujuan berlibur selanjutnya? Keindahan alam Australia memang tidak bisa ditampik. Pantas ya, kalau disebut sebagai salah satu negara terpopuler untuk melepas penat dan mencari suasana baru.

Ada banyak lokasi wisata yang memanjakan mata yang bisa kamu kunjungi dengan mudah di Australia. Mulai dari Pantai Teluk Byron, Fraser Island, hingga Sydney Opera House yang menjadi landmark ikonik Australia. Makin tidak sabar ingin terbang ke sana?

Sebentar, ada hal lain yang perlu kamu persiapkan juga selain pakaian dan perlengkapan kerja. Yup, adalah visa Australia. Dokumen satu ini wajib dibawa agar kamu bisa tinggal dan berlibur di Australia dengan tenang.

Eits, tidak perlu risau kalau kamu belum punya. Kali ini Traveloka akan memberitahumu bagaimana cara membuat visa Australia dengan gampang dan anti ribet. Yuk, perhatikan langkah-langkah dalam cara membuat visa Australia berikut ini, ya.

Apa itu visa Australia?

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Sebelum mengetahui cara membuat visa Australia, ada baiknya kamu mengetahui dulu nih, apa itu visa Australia?

Visa sendiri merupakan keterangan izin untuk masuk sekaligus keluar dari negara yang mengeluarkan visa tersebut. Nah, Visa Australia adalah visa yang memungkinkan kamu untuk berkunjung ke Australia untuk berbagai tujuan, misal wisata ataupun bisnis, dalam jangka waktu tertentu. Lalu, apa saja yang kamu butuhkan untuk membuat visa Australia?

Syarat Pengajuan Visa Australia Terbaru

Berikut ini adalah berkas dan dokumen untuk membuat visa Australia yang harus kamu siapkan sebelum mengajukan permohonan:

1. Formulir aplikasi visa Australia

Pilihlah aplikasi visa yang kamu butuhkan, print, dan isi formulir aplikasi visa dengan jujur dan benar. Informasi dalam form aplikasi visa ini nantinya dibutuhkan untuk proses permohonan visa.

2. Fotocopy KTP dan KK

Jangan hanya siapkan yang asli, ya. Siapkanlah juga beberapa llembar fotocopy Kartu Tanpa Penduduk (KTP) dan Kartu Keluarga (KK) sebagai syarat untuk membuat visa Australia.

3. Dua (2) lembar pas foto 4x6 dengan latar putih

Sertakanlah foto formal yang jelas dengan latar belakang putih berukuran 4x6 cm sebagai salah satu syarat membuat visa Australia. Kamu mungkin boleh memakai kemeja agar terlihat formal.

4. Fotocopy paspor dengan masa berlaku minimal 6 bulan

Siapkanlah fotocopy paspor dengan masa berlaku lebih dari 6 bulan dan lampirkan semua halaman depan, haaman belakang, serta semua halaman berisi stample dan visa.

5. Fotocopy rekening tabungan 3 bulan terakhir

Untuk mendapatkan visa turis Australia, minimal kamu harus memiliki saldo tabungan yang cukup untuk perjalanan selama masa kunjunganmu.

6. Laporan kartu kredit dan slip gaji

Jangan lupa siapkan juga laporan kartu kredit dan slip gaji untuk melengkapi syarat membuat visa Australia.

Dokumen pendukung berikut juga perlu kamu persiapkan di awal apabila sewaktu-waktu dibutuhkan, antara lain:

Cara Membuat Visa Australia

Setelah mengetahui apa saja persyaratan untuk membuat visa Australia, kini saatnya kamu mengetahui langkah dalam cara membuat visa Australia berikut ini:

1. Membawa persyaratan pembuatan visa Australia ke AVAC

Untuk domisili Jakarta, bawalah dokumen untuk membuat visa Australia ke kantor AVAC atau Australia Visa Application Centre yang beralamat di Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio, Kav. C18, Kuningan, Karet Kuningan, Setiabudi, Kota Jakarta, 12940, Kuningan City Lt.2. Pelayanan dibuka setiap hari Senin – Jumat mulai dari jam 8 pagi s.d 4 sore.

Untuk kamu yang hendak membuat visa Australia di Bali, bawalah semua dokumen persyaratan ke AVAC Benoa Square Lantai 3 No. 7-9.3/A yang beralamat di Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai A Kedonganan No. 21A, Jimbaran, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361. Kantor di Bali melayani setiap hari Senin – Minggu mulai dari jam 9 pagi s.d 10 malam.

Opsi lain dalam cara membuat visa Australia, kamu juga bisa memilih melakukan pendaftaran pembuatan visa Australia sendiri secara online melalui laman resmi Australian Government Departement of Home Affairs. Selanjutnya, pilih menu Visitor Visa (subclass 600) dan Tourist Stream pada menu Getting a Visa.

Agar bisa mendaftarkan pembuatan visa Australia secara online , kamu memerlukan ImmiAccount yang bisa dibuat terlebih dahulu pada laman online.immi.gov.au. Catat username, e-mail , dan password yang digunakan di tempat yang aman.

Setelah mendapatkan akun, kamu bisa melanjutkan pendaftaran dengan submit semua dokumen yang diminta. Pastikan membaca petunjuk dan informasi yang tertera dengan detail. Jangan sampai ada yang terlewat dan keliru, ya.

2. Melakukan pembayaran visa Australia menggunakan mata uang Rupiah

Usai menyerahkan semua berkas untuk pembuatan visa Australia kepada AVAC atau melengkapi dokumen pada pendaftaran online , langkah ke-2 dalam cara membuat visa Australia adalah pembayaran.

Dilansir dari Departemen Dalam Negeri Australia, biaya pengajuan visa turis Australia adalah mulai dari AUD 190 Australia atau sekitar Rp 1,8 juta.*

Jika permohonan pembuatan visa Australia melalui AVAC, maka alternatif pembayaran bisa dilakukan dengan cara tunai atau transfer bank. Sementara, untuk pengajuan online , pelunasan biaya pembuatan visa Australia bisa melalui kartu kredit, UnionPay, atau PayPal kalau melunasi dengan mata uang selain Rupiah.

3. Menerima visa Australia elektronik (e-visa) melalui email

Cara membuat visa Australia selanjutnya adalah langkah yang paling mudah, nih. Sesudah beres dengan submit dokumen pendaftaran dan pembayaran, kini kamu tinggal menunggu keputusan permohonan pembuatan visa Australia. Permohonan yang disetujui maupun ditolak akan diberitahukan ke email kamu yang terdaftar di ImmiAccount.

Nah, perlu kamu tahu juga nih, visa yang digunakan untuk Australia adalah visa elektronik atau Electronic Visa Authority (ETA). Jadi, kamu tidak perlu pengecekan secara manual ketika di bandara karena status visa sudah terdeteksi otomatis oleh sistem yang canggih. Keren, kan? Tapi, untuk berjaga-jaga, kamu bisa mencetak e-visa dan menyimpan soft copy -nya di HP.

Pemohon Visa yang Berusia Kurang dari 18 Tahun Tetap Bisa Buat, Kan?

Mungkin kamu bertanya-tanya bagaimana dengan kerabat atau adik yang masih berusia 17 tahun ke bawah? Apakah bisa mendapat visa Australia?

Tentu! Untuk hal tersebut, dokumen persyaratan bagi pemohon visa di bawah 18 tahun memerlukan fotocopy Akta Kelahiran yang tercantum nama kedua orang tua. Kalau tidak, kamu bisa memberikan salah satu hal berikut:

Lalu, kalau kamu tinggal bersama seseorang selain orang tua kandung yang mempunyai status perwalian sah atas kamu (orang tua angkat atau wali yang ditunjuk pengadilan), kamu wajib melampirkan bukti perwalian yang sah.

Wali sah juga perlu mengisi Formulir 1229 untuk menyatakan persetujuan mereka atas anak di bawah 18 tahun dalam pembuatan visa Australia dan perjalanan ke Australia. Tapi, kalau kamu tidak tinggal bersama wali sah, berikan Formulir 1257 kepada mereka untuk ditandatangani.

Visa Australia Sudah Jadi, Saatya Liburan!

Bagaimana? Mudah bukan cara membuat visa Australia di atas? Pastikan kamu melengkapi semua persyaratan visa Australia 2023 dan mengikuti cara membuat visa Australia sesuai prosedur, ya.

Kalau visa Australia sudah jadi, ini saatya kamu liburan ke Negeri Kangguru. Kemaslah barang dan periksa kembali semua dokumen administrasi perjalanan ke Australia. Jangan sampai paspormu ketinggalan!

Biar liburan lebih hemat dan nyaman, pesan tiket pesawat dan hotel di Traveloka sebelum keberangkatan, ya. Ada banyak diskon menarik dan cashback menanti!

*Informasi valid saat artikel ditulis. Harga, tempat, dan informasi lainnya dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu.

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Travel information: Visas

All visitors, except New Zealand nationals, require a visa before arriving in Australia. The purpose of your visit and in some cases your nationality will determine which visa you require. Check the  Australian Government Department of Home Affairs  website before you arrive in Australia to check which visa you require and be aware that some visas can take a while to process. Your visa is linked to the passport number in your visa application, so you must use the same passport to travel to Australia. 

Tourist Visas 

The Australian Visitor visa (Subclass 600) is for people travelling to Australia as a tourist, as a business visitor or to visit family. It is a temporary visa, for stays of 3 – 12 months. 

The Visitor visa has five streams: Tourist Stream, Sponsored Family Stream, Business Visitor Stream, Approved Destination Status Stream and Frequent Traveller Stream. The estimated time required to process this visa depends on which visa stream you apply for. More details can be found  here . 

Travellers holding a Visitor visa cannot work while they are in Australia, and Visitor visas cannot be used to establish ongoing residence in Australia. 

For multiple entries into Australia over 12 months with stays of up to three months, convenient visa options are an Electronic Travel Authority ( subclass 601 ) or eVisitor ( subclass 651 ). Only certain passport holders are eligible for these visas. Check your eligibility at the Department of Immigration’s website. 

Student Visas 

If you wish to study in Australia, there are three visa options. A Student visa ( Subclass 500 ) allows you to study in Australia for up to five years on a full-time course, which must be registered on the  Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) . 

A Training visa ( Subclass 407 ) allows you to take part in workplace-based occupational training activities or in a professional development training program in Australia. A Student Guardian visa ( Subclass 590 ) allows a person to provide care and support for a student visa holder who is under 18. Find out more about student visas  here . 

Working Holiday Visas 

For young people who want to holiday and work in Australia, there are two visas: the Working Holiday  (subclass 417 ) and the Work and Holiday ( subclass 462 ). The Department of Immigration’s website has more information on these visas. You can also find information on the  Work Study Play pages . 

Visitors from the People’s Republic of China 

For visitors from the People’s Republic of China who are travelling in an organised tour group, the Approved Destination Status Stream visa (subclass 600) application is lodged by your registered ADS travel agent. Valid Chinese ePassport holders are eligible to use the SmartGate self-service at international airports when entering Australia. 

Information for Chinese citizens on applying for an Australian visa is available here .   

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KOMPAS.com - Mengurus visa adalah hal pertama yang perlu dilakukan ketika hendak pelesir ke negara yang membutuhkan visa sebagai syarat masuk, salah satunya Australia.

Wisatawan asal Indonesia rupanya diberi keistimewaan khusus oleh Negeri Kangguru.

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Sebab, visitor visa (subclass 600) atau visa turis bisa berlaku hingga tiga tahun dan multiple entry atau bebas kembali tanpa ha rus mengajukan visa kembali.

"Khusus untuk Indonesian traveler, visitor visa bisa berlaku satu sampai tiga tahun, multiple entry . Jadi mereka bisa (masuk) lebih dari sekali dan itu cuma Indonesia yang punya per 2015," ucap Country Manager Indonesia, Tourism Australia, Agitya Nuraini kepada media, Jumat (19/08/2022).

Masa proses visa turis ke Australia

Masa proses visa bisa berbeda-beda. Untuk saat ini, rata-rata masa proses visa turis ke Australia adalah 25-30 hari.

"75 persen (yang mengajukan), rata-ratanya 25-30 hari per bulan ini. Ini fluktuatif dan kami selalu update ," kata Agitya.

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Biaya visa turis ke Australia

Biaya pengajuan visa turis adalah 105 dollar Australia per orang atau sekitar Rp 1,56 juta.

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Jika sudah pernah membuat visa turis Australia namun akan atau sudah tidak berlaku, cobalah cek apakah kamu termasuk kategori yang bisa memeroleh visa waiver.

Visa Application Charges Waiver (VAC Waiver) berlaku jika:

• Pemegang berada di luar Australia
• Memegang visa turis yang dikeluarkan sebelum 21 Maret 2020, akan atau habis masa berlaku antara 20 Maret 2020 dan 30 Juni 2022, memegang multiple entry visa , serta memegang single entry visa yang belum digunakan untuk pergi ke Australia.

"Australia mengadakan visa waiver untuk pemegang visitor visa , yaitu visa turis, yang terpotong pandemi."

"Jadi untuk visa turis yang masa berlakunya sampai 30 Juni kemarin, itu bisa reapply baru, tapi nanti di sistem otomatis biayanya nol," ucap Agitya.

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Adapun batas akhir untuk mengajukan kembali visa ini adalah 31 Desember 2022. Pengajuan dilakukan secara online melalui ImmiAccount di situs Kementerian Dalam Negeri Australia.

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How to apply for a Work and Holiday visa

If you’ve dreamed of spending a year in Australia, here’s how to score yourself a Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462).

Work and Holiday visa application FAQs

On this page, we’ll give you all the details you need to apply for Work and Holiday visa (WHV) subclass 462, which is available to visitors who are aged 18 to 30 (inclusive) and hold a valid passport for any of the following countries: Argentina; Austria; Chile; The People's Republic of China; Czech Republic; Hungary; Indonesia; Israel; Luxembourg; Malaysia; Peru; Poland; Portugal; San Marino; Singapore; Slovak Republic; Slovenia; Spain; Switzerland; Thailand; Turkey; USA; Uruguay; and Vietnam.

You may also be required to demonstrate a level of "functional English". For the full list of eligibility requirements, visit the Department of Home Affairs website .

If you hold a passport from Belgium, Canada, Republic of Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (including British National Overseas passport holders), Republic of Ireland, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Taiwan (other than an official or diplomatic passport) or the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, you’ll need to apply for a Working Holiday visa (subclass 417). All the details for that  can be found here .

When applying for your Work and Holiday visa (subclass 462), you need to be aged between 18 and 30. If you apply for the visa when you’re still 30, but turn 31 before the application has been approved, the visa may still be granted. 

To apply for WHV 462, you need to go online, create an  ImmiAccount  and fill out the details.

You may be asked for a number of documents during your application process, such as:

• the pages of your passport showing your name, personal details and passport issue and expiry dates
• a copy of your birth certificate showing both your parents’ names
• evidence of funds (usually AUD $5,000)

Depending on your country of citizenship, you may also be required to provide:

• character documents
• proof of English language proficiency

Document requirements can change, so check the  Department of Home Affairs' website  for the most up to date document requirements.

The online application form for a WHV 462 is not difficult to fill out, but it may take a couple of hours to complete it and add all the documentation required.

You’ll first need to create an  ImmiAccount  and confirm your email address. Once you’ve started your application, you can save it and go back to it later to finish filling it in.

Before you begin your application, check to make sure that applications are still open for your country of passport. The Department of Home Affairs website gives up to date information on the  status of country caps .

All documents you attach to your application must be in English. Those that aren’t have to be supplied with a translation.

You’ll need clear, colour scans or photographs of each of these documents. If a document has more than one page, it should be saved as a single file.

Your only other obligation is to sign the Australian Values Statement. This is a document that confirms you agree to respect the Australian way of life, and obey Australian laws while you’re in the country.

Most applications are processed within 79 days, but it can take longer in some cases, especially if you don’t fill out the form correctly or forget to attach the right documents.

Visa processing times may vary. For the most up to date information, visit the Department of Home Affairs website.

When you apply for your Working and Holiday Visa, you’ll have to pay AUD $635. You may also have to pay for extras like health checks, police certificates or biometrics (facial photograph and finger prints). Be sure to check the Department of Home Affairs for the latest information.

If you’re applying for a WHV from a country with a high risk of tuberculosis, you may need to undergo a medical examination and chest X-ray.

You should also note that you are responsible for any health debts you run up while you’re visiting Australia. You should ensure you take out sufficient travel or health insurance to cover illness and accidents during your stay.

You should have savings equivalent of AUD $5,000 – be prepared to show proof of the funds in your bank account . On top of your savings, you need a return air ticket or enough funds to pay for a flight home.

The WHV allows you to stay in Australia for 12 months from the day you enter the country. During that time you can leave and re-enter Australia as many times as you like, but once the visa is activated it can’t be extended. All that really means is that if you spend a month somewhere else that time won’t be added to the length of time for which your visa is valid.

The idea of the WHV is to allow you to take on short-term and casual jobs to fund your travels and help you pay for your holiday. For the most part, you can stay in one job for a maximum of six months, although this can be extended with special permission in some cases .

If you fall in love with life in Australia (and who could blame you?) it is possible to extend your time here. If you do at least three months of  specified work  in eligible northern and regional areas of the country you can apply for a Second Work and Holiday visa that will give you another year to explore and top up your funds. To find out how to do it, head to our  information page here .

Note : Tourism Australia is not the Australian government visa granting authority.  The visa granting authority is the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs. For up-to-date information, please refer to their website:  https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/work-holiday-462 .

The content on this page is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.  Please consult with an Australian qualified immigration lawyer or migration agent if you are seeking legal advice.

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