601 VISA
Electronic Travel Authority Visa Subclass 601
Electronic Travel Authority Visa / 601 Visa Brief Overview
Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa subclass 601 is one of the Visitor visa streams to stay temporary in Australia.
This visa stream only can be applied by passport holders from certain countries. ETA allows you to visit Australia for holiday, cruise, visit family or friends and undertake some business visitor activities.
With this visa, you can visit Australia as often as you want in a 12-month period and stay up to 3 months each time you enter Australia.
You must be outside Australia when applying for this visa and the application must be made online through the ETA, alternatively, for some countries, you may apply at your travel agent or airline service provider.
You may contact them if they provide such service.
Before you apply for ETA, you have to meet the minimum requirements for this visa.
Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) Subclass 601 Visa Application Process
Before you apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa you should check if you have a valid passport. This visa can be lodged with an online application and you must be outside Australia when you lodge this visa and when the visa is granted.
Once your visa application has been submitted, you should wait until the Immigration gives you a notification if your ETA has been granted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mrs. Indah Answers
ONEderland Consulting managing director and also registered migration agent with MARN 0961 448 is here to answer your questions!
- How long is an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa valid for?
- Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa valid for 12 months with a 3-month stay each time you enter Australia.
- Can I get an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa at the airport?
- All visitor visas must be obtained prior to reaching the Australian border.
- This means that an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa will not be issued at the airport.
- You should apply for this visa before you depart from your country to reach Australia.
- How can I extend my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa?
- You can’t stay in Australia longer by extending this visa but you can apply for another temporary visa.
- You may be eligible to apply for a Visitor visa subclass 600 (apply in Australia) if you want to have a further short stay or stay longer for a holiday.
- Can I include my family members in my application?
- You can’t include your family member in your application.
- You should make a separate application for each member of your family.
- What if my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa is not approved?
- If your Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa gets rejected, you can find out the information why your visa application gets rejected.
- Once you know the reasons, you may reapply but you need to ensure that you are eligible and have given the correct information and documents.
- Can I apply for an Australia visa again after refusal?
- You need to know the reason for the refusal or if you are eligible for the visa.
- You may want to consult an agent if you are unsure.
- If the Immigration suggests you to apply for another visa type, you can apply for a Visitor visa subclass 600.
- What is the difference between an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa and e-Visitor?
- Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa and eVisitor are similar, both of the visas allow you to visit Australia for up to 3 months each time you enter Australia.
- The main difference between them is only certain passport holders of certain countries can apply for ETA or eVisitor.
- Depending on your circumstances, if you hold a passport that is eligible for both visas, then eVisitor visa may likely be the easiest and least costly option for you.
- Can I work in Australia with my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa?
- This visa does not allow you to work in Australia, but if you want to work in Australia you can apply for another visa type that allows you to work.
601 VISA
Three Steps Process
601 VISA
Electronic Travel Authority Visa Subclass 601
Electronic Travel Authority Visa / 601 Visa Brief Overview
Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa subclass 601 is one of the Visitor visa streams to stay temporary in Australia.
This visa stream only can be applied by passport holders from certain countries. ETA allows you to visit Australia for holiday, cruise, visit family or friends and undertake some business visitor activities.
With this visa, you can visit Australia as often as you want in a 12-month period and stay up to 3 months each time you enter Australia.
You must be outside Australia when applying for this visa and the application must be made online through the ETA, alternatively, for some countries, you may apply at your travel agent or airline service provider.
You may contact them if they provide such service.
Before you apply for ETA, you have to meet the minimum requirements for this visa.
Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) Subclass 601 Visa Application Process
Before you apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa you should check if you have a valid passport. This visa can be lodged with an online application and you must be outside Australia when you lodge this visa and when the visa is granted.
Once your visa application has been submitted, you should wait until the Immigration gives you a notification if your ETA has been granted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mrs. Indah Answers
ONEderland Consulting managing director and also registered migration agent with MARN 0961 448 is here to answer your questions!
- How long is an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa valid for?
- Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa valid for 12 months with a 3-month stay each time you enter Australia.
- Can I get an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa at the airport?
- All visitor visas must be obtained prior to reaching the Australian border.
- This means that an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa will not be issued at the airport.
- You should apply for this visa before you depart from your country to reach Australia.
- How can I extend my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa?
- You can’t stay in Australia longer by extending this visa but you can apply for another temporary visa.
- You may be eligible to apply for a Visitor visa subclass 600 (apply in Australia) if you want to have a further short stay or stay longer for a holiday.
- Can I include my family members in my application?
- You can’t include your family member in your application.
- You should make a separate application for each member of your family.
- What if my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa is not approved?
- If your Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa gets rejected, you can find out the information why your visa application gets rejected.
- Once you know the reasons, you may reapply but you need to ensure that you are eligible and have given the correct information and documents.
- Can I apply for an Australia visa again after refusal?
- You need to know the reason for the refusal or if you are eligible for the visa.
- You may want to consult an agent if you are unsure.
- If the Immigration suggests you to apply for another visa type, you can apply for a Visitor visa subclass 600.
- What is the difference between an Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa and e-Visitor?
- Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa and eVisitor are similar, both of the visas allow you to visit Australia for up to 3 months each time you enter Australia.
- The main difference between them is only certain passport holders of certain countries can apply for ETA or eVisitor.
- Depending on your circumstances, if you hold a passport that is eligible for both visas, then eVisitor visa may likely be the easiest and least costly option for you.
- Can I work in Australia with my Australian Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visa?
- This visa does not allow you to work in Australia, but if you want to work in Australia you can apply for another visa type that allows you to work.