Australia travel visas are among the most difficult in the world to qualify for due to the stringent qualification requirements imposed as part of their tough immigration policy. To add to the already significant confusion, there are a number of different Australia travel visas to choose from, each with its own substantial pile of paperwork. We hope to clear the fog of confusion surrounding Australia travel visas by providing you with all the essential bits of information that are often so easily overlooked. This will help your dealings with the Australia travel visa system pass more smoothly.
The Electronic Travel Authority tourist visa is perhaps the most well-known of the Australian travel visas. In case you do not know, this is the visa that allows holders to travel to Australia multiple times in one year but with each stay lasting up to three months maximum. This one of the Australian travel visas is available to anyone resident in one of the more than thirty countries that have been officially approved by the Australian government. Attaining such a visa is a condition of travel, so as with all travel visas, it is advised that you do not purchase tickets until your visa has been approved. You are allowed to study using the ETA tourist visa but the duration of study can only be three months or shorter.
One of the more, slightly complex Australian travel visas is the working holiday visa. It is popular among student backpackers, which is largely due to the age requirement, which falls between eighteen and thirty years of age. This visa allows holders to work in Australia to help fund their stay but each period of employment may last no longer than three months. For the visa to remain valid the holder must have purchased a return ticket or have sufficient funds to cover the initial part of their stay and the price of airfare back to their country of origin.
The only one of the more common Australia travel visas that can be applied for in the country is the extended stay visa. This can be used to increase the period for which you are allowed to stay in the country.
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