Australian ETA Visa
(Subclass 601)
Australian ETA is an online Electronic Travel Authority, the same as New Zealand Visa (NZeTA), apply right from your home or mobile phone instead of visiting an Australian Embassy or High Commission.
Most international passport holders, with the exception of New Zealand residents, are required to get one form of visa for Australia before traveling to the country. Australia ETA Visa (subclass 601) is available online for nationalities of eight countries and European nationalities from 34 countries may apply eVisitor Visa (subclass 651).
***You must meet the general requirements before applying an ETA.
More information about ETA Visa
After ETA Approved
A valid Australian ETA Visa allows you to
- Tourism in Australia or visiting friends & family.
- Visit Australia during a cruise trip.
- Business visit, conference meeting.
- Short course study.
Who can apply an Australia ETA Visa?
Nationalities from 8 countries are eligible:
Malaysia
Singapore
United States
Canada
Brunei
Hong Kong
Japan
South Korea
Nationality Not Listed
If your nationality is not listed above, you will need to contact an Australian embassy or the Department of Immigration to obtain your other types of visa.
While staying in Australia
An Australian ETA Visa is valid for 12 months but you are only allowed to stay maximum 90 days from the date of entering to Australia. You may not exceed more than 180 days stay in Australia in 360 days. Over staying in Australia is an offense so you must make sure the validity time to time in case staying longer period. If you need to extended your visa, please contact the Australian Border & Customs office.
Travel to Australia with an ETA
Ready to travel?
At the airport or border
Inside Australia

A smooth Australian visa application process requires a clear understanding of the step-by-step lodging procedure as well as the necessary set of the documents. Using our 10 years’ experience, we ensure that all your forms are in the right order and completed in accordance with the standards of The Australian Immigration, which minimizes the possibility of visa rejection.