How to get eVisa for Australia
Complete online application
Prepare your passport and fill out our simple online application form in less than 5 minutes.
Receive your travel visa
You'll get the document on your email in a couple of days. No need to go anywhere!
Start your journey
Get ready to go! Print the document we send you and show it with your passport upon arrival.
Australia eVisa Requirements
- passport
- email to receive the documents
- payment card to pay the visa fees
If you are missing any of the documents or details, your application will be saved so you can complete it later.
Based on your nationality, you will receive either ETA or eVisitor visa. Both are the same and we will process the right one based on your passport.
The process of applying for Australian eVisa is online so you don't need to travel anywhere. Australia Visa application on Visagov is simplified, it's made to minimize the chance of mistake and takes only 5 minutes to complete.
Please, print the approved document and confirmation before your trip.
Check your eligibility
Use our visa checker to find out if you match with the requirements.
We are sorry, you have to apply at the embassy.
eVisa for Australia: More information
Most of the countries require foreigners to apply for some type of travel document before entering the country. It can be either visa or simple travel authorization, both online and offline. In case of Australia it's quite easy and you need to apply for ETA or eVisitor Australia Visa. Both are online visas and allow you to visit Australia multiple times for one year, each stay for maximum of 90 days for tourism or business purposes. The only difference between ETA and eVisitor are the countries that can apply for them and price, the rest is the same.
Please note that every government reserves the right to deny the entry into the country despite having approved visa. Each traveler will be processed individually upon their arrival by the immigration officer at the airport, port or border. However, this occurs mostly due to the fact the person poses a threat to security or national interests.