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What is ETA?
ETA means no stamp and no label on your passport and you entering to Australia like you entering your own country.
An ETA is equivalent to a visa, but there is no stamp or label
in your passport and there is no need for you to visit an
Australian diplomatic office to submit an application.
Applications for ETAs can be submitted through travel agents
or airlines.
The ETA is issued electronically by a computer system operated
for the Department of Immigration And Citizenship (DIAC)
of Australia.
When you arrive at an airport for check-in on a flight to
Australia, the airline check-in staff can electronically confirm
that you have authority to board the flight to Australia.
Who can obtain an ETA?
Nationals of the following countries can obtain an ETA: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Rep of Ireland, Italy, Japan, Rep of Korea, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, The Vatican, United States, United Kingdom.
If you are intend to study for longer duration than 3 months, or if you are a citizen of a country not listed above, you should contact the nearest Consulate as early as possible for further information on entering Australia.
What documents will be required?
All entrants will be required to hold a valid passport.
ETA application
(a) Fee (if applicable, payable by cheque or postal order made out to the Australian High Commission).
(b) Photocopies of the personal details page of the passport. Applications can either be faxed or posted (to include a stamped, self-addressed envelope and the applicant's contact details) to the Australian High Commission in London or the Australian Consulate in Manchester. Original passports should not be sent.
Tourist and Business Visitor (Non ETA):
(a) Form 48 for a Tourist Visitor visa, and Form 46 for a Business Visitor visa (both available from the Australian Consulate official website) along with an A4 stamped, self-addressed envelope with a further stamp to cover postage.
(b) Valid passport.
(c) Fee (payable by cheque or postal order and made out to the Australian High Commission).
The following may also be required for non-ETA applications:
Official medical clearance
Proof of acceptance from the Australian institute
Medical exam documentation
To be issued with a student visa, you must provide evidence that you can afford your living and study costs whilst in Australia. If you have a husband or wife or dependent children you must also show that you can support them, even if they will not be accompanying you to Australia. The evidence you must provide depends on your education sector and your Assessment Level. The financial requirements are explained in the Temporary Entry Overseas Students Booklets.
Contact the nearest Australian Embassy for additional documents which may be required. Note:
(a) Before lodging an application, visitors should confirm the current visa fees by calling the High Commission.
(b) All non-Australians travelling to Australia must satisfy health and character requirements.
(c) All travellers, including minors travelling on a parent's passport, require their own visa or ETA.
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