Australian Tourist Visa (Subclass 600)

Australian Tourist Visa (Subclass 600) Guide

To visit Australia for tourism, most travelers will need a Tourist Visa (Subclass 600). Here's a brief guide:

• Who Needs a Tourist Visa?

  • Visitors from non-visa-exempt countries (check Australia's immigration website for your country’s requirements).

• Visa Options:

  • eVisitor (Subclass 651): Free for certain passport holders, allowing stays of up to 3 months.
  • Electronic Travel Authority (ETA - Subclass 601): Also for eligible countries, usually processed quickly.
  • Visitor Visa (Subclass 600): Standard tourist visa allowing stays of 3, 6, or 12 months.

• Required Documents:

  • Completed visa application (online via the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs website).
  • Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity).
  • Recent passport-sized photos.
  • Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements, pay slips).
  • Return flight itinerary.
  • Travel insurance (highly recommended).
  • Accommodation bookings or invitation letter if staying with friends/family.

• Processing Time:

  • Can range from 3 days to 1 month, depending on the type of visa and individual circumstances.
  • It’s best to apply at least 1-2 months before your planned travel date.

• Visa Fees:

  • Tourist visa (Subclass 600) typically costs AUD 150.
  • eVisitor and ETA visas are usually free or have a minimal processing fee.

Total Service charge is RS 1,00,000/- 

Payment Process:

1) Advance Rs 20,000/-

2) After Application Done  pay Rs 20,000/-         

3) After grant / visa approved  pay visa fee 20,000/-   

4) After PDF Print                        Rs 40,000/-

If visa refused from the embassy then only Rs 5,000/- non refundable balance will be refunded.

Total Processing time is approx 10 - 20 working days.

• Sydney, New South Wales

  • Sydney Opera House: Iconic architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Sydney Harbour Bridge: Climb the bridge for breathtaking views.
  • Bondi Beach: Famous for surfing, coastal walks, and a lively atmosphere.
  • The Rocks: Historic area with cobblestone streets, markets, and pubs.

• Melbourne, Victoria

  • Great Ocean Road: Scenic drive with stunning coastal views and the Twelve Apostles rock formations.
  • Queen Victoria Market: Popular for food, crafts, and souvenirs.
  • Federation Square: Cultural precinct with museums, art, and dining.
  • Yarra Valley: Known for its world-class wineries and gourmet food.

• Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

  • Cairns & Port Douglas: Gateway cities to explore the world's largest coral reef system.
  • Snorkeling & Scuba Diving: Discover vibrant marine life and coral reefs.
  • Whitsunday Islands: Sail around these beautiful islands and visit Whitehaven Beach.

• Uluru (Ayers Rock), Northern Territory

  • Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park: Experience the spiritual heart of Australia.
  • Uluru Sunset & Sunrise: Watch the rock change colors as the light shifts.
  • Field of Light: Stunning light installation near Uluru.

• Tasmania

  • Cradle Mountain: Perfect for hiking, with stunning alpine scenery.
  • Freycinet National Park: Home to the iconic Wineglass Bay.
  • MONA (Museum of Old and New Art): A quirky and contemporary art museum in Hobart.

• Gold Coast, Queensland

  • Surfers Paradise: Famous for its beaches, nightlife, and shopping.
  • Theme Parks: Dreamworld, Sea World, and Warner Bros. Movie World.
  • Rainforest Hinterland: Explore the nearby Lamington National Park.

• Adelaide, South Australia

  • Barossa Valley: Renowned for some of Australia's best wines.
  • Kangaroo Island: Known for wildlife encounters, stunning beaches, and natural beauty.
  • Adelaide Central Market: Great spot for local food and produce.

• Perth, Western Australia

  • Kings Park: One of the largest inner-city parks in the world with stunning views.
  • Rottnest Island: Famous for its adorable quokkas and pristine beaches.
  • Margaret River: A top spot for wine, surf, and gourmet cuisine.

• Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May) are generally the best times to visit due to mild weather.
• Summer (December to February) is great for beach destinations but can be hot, especially in the Outback.
• Winter (June to August) is perfect for exploring the north (Queensland, Northern Territory) as temperatures are pleasant.