Australia Visitor Visa from Pakistan in 2023

Australia Tourist Visa, also known as Australia Visitor Visa, is a type of non-immigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to visit and stay in Australia for a short period. Unless you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, you will need an Australia Visa to enter the country. Citizens of 45 eligible countries can apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or an E-Visitor visa online for business or short-term tourism purposes. For longer stays and similar work, nationals of other countries can apply for Australia Visitor Visa through the nearest Australian embassy or consulate. All applicants, regardless of age, must obtain a visa before departing from their home country. The Department of Home Affairs also allows some Australia visa applications to be submitted online through their website. Additionally, there are various streams of Australia Tourist Visas and Working Holiday Visas available for applicants.

Documents required for Australia Tourist Visa

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• Completed Application Form 1419 for Visitor Visa: Tourist Visitor Stream
• Personal documents, such as a notarized copy of your passport (including all pages, including any amendment pages, the bio-data page, and the last page), and two recent passport-sized photos with your name printed on the back
• Detailed itinerary outlining your planned activities and places to visit during your stay
• Financial documents, including bank statements showing consistent savings over time, proof of assets and funds available, and tax documents for the past three years. If someone else, such as a relative or friend, is funding your trip, you must provide evidence of their financial support, such as bank statements, tax documents, or an invitation letter
• Employment-related documents, such as a letter from your employer detailing your salary, position, duration of employment, confirmation of leave, and contact information for the person providing the letter. If you are self-employed, you must provide evidence of business registration, while students must provide a letter from their educational institution confirming enrollment
• Health and character documents, including medical test reports and X-ray exams, as required, evidence of health insurance for the duration of your stay, and a support letter from the AUSAID Minister for AUSAID recipients or students
• Additional documents for minors, including a notarized No Objection Certificate from any accompanying parent, a copy of the parent's passport, and a signed statement of support from any adult who will take responsibility for the child during their stay in Australia