FAQs for Australia Visit Visa

You will need a valid passport, visa application form, invitation letter, proof of relationship, travel itinerary, financial proof, and accommodation details.

The visa application fee is approximately AUD $145 for a visitor visa.

Processing time is usually 15 to 30 days, depending on the application center.

Provide an invitation letter from your family member and explain the purpose of your visit.

Yes, you need an invitation letter from your family member in Australia, including accommodation and financial details.

Submit bank statements, pay slips, or a sponsorship letter from your family member in Australia.

Yes, your spouse and children can apply individually for their own visas, but they need to provide the same documentation.

You can stay for up to 3, 6, or 12 months, depending on the approval and your situation.

Yes, you can apply for an extension if necessary, but you must do so before your visa expires.

Refusals are common due to insufficient financial proof, incomplete documents, lack of ties to your home country, or doubts about your intentions.

Yes, you need to show proof of accommodation, either a hotel booking or a letter from your host in Australia.

No, you are not allowed to work or study on this visa.

Provide evidence of family, employment, or property ownership that demonstrates your intent to return home after your visit.

While not mandatory for the visa, travel insurance is recommended for coverage during your stay.

You can apply, but having a criminal record may impact your application. Full disclosure is required, and you may need to provide additional information.

Yes, your spouse and children can apply separately, but they must submit their own applications.

You can track your application status online or contact the visa application center for updates.

Provide documents like a birth certificate, marriage certificate, or any other proof of your relationship.

Biometric data (fingerprints and photographs) is required in certain cases, depending on your nationality or the specific consulate.

Yes, you are allowed to travel throughout Australia during your stay.