Apply for Your Australia eVisitor Visa
(Subclass 651)
Stay longer in Australia with the Visitor Visa (Subclass 600). Travel for tourism, family visits, or business purposes with flexible stay periods of up to 12 months.
What is the Australia eVisitor Visa (Subclass 651)?
The eVisitor Visa (Subclass 651) is an official digital visa issued by the Department of Home Affairs. It allows eligible European passport holders to visit Australia for short stays without visiting an embassy or applying on paper.The entire process is online, simple, and quick.
An eVisitor Visa is:
- Linked directly to your passport — no stamps or labels
- Allows multiple entries to Australia
- Valid for 12 months or until your passport expires
- Lets you stay up to 90 days per visit
Processing Times & Cost
- In most cases, eVisitor applications are processed and approved within minutes.
- Some may take longer if additional checks are required.
- Home Affairs Charges: Free .
Do not confirm travel bookings until your eVisitor Visa is approved.
Requirements & Eligibility
To apply, you’ll need:
- A valid passport from an eligible European country
- An email address for updates
- A genuine intention to visit temporarily
Eligibility checks:
- Meeting health & character requirements
- Not owing money to the Australian Government
What You Can & Can’t Do with an ETA
Can Do
- Holiday in Australia
- Visit family and friends
- Attend conferences, trade fairs, or business meetings
- Study or train for up to 3 months
Important: The eVisitor is not a work or long-term study visa.
Can't Do
- Take paid employment in Australia
- Undertake training in childcare, nursing, or healthcare fields
- Live in Australia long-term
Considering work, extended study, or migration?
Speak with a registered migration agent.
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How It Works
Just 5 easy and quick steps
Apply online
complete the quick form & upload your passport
Submit
no application charge
Receive
your eVisitor confirmation by email
Board your flight
visa linked to your passport
Enter Australia
simply present your passport on arrival
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long can I stay on an eVisitor Visa?
You can stay in Australia for up to 90 days per visit, with multiple entries allowed over a 12-month period (or until your passport expires, whichever is earlier).
How quickly will I get my eVisitor Visa?
Most applications are approved within minutes. Some may take longer if your information is incomplete or further checks are needed.
Can I work in Australia on an eVisitor Visa?
No. Paid employment is not permitted on an eVisitor Visa.
If you want to work in Australia, you will need to apply for a different visa.
Can I study in Australia on an eVisitor Visa?
Yes, you can study or train for up to 3 months.
However:
- If your main purpose is study, you should apply for a Student Visa.
- Training in medical, nursing, childcare, or healthcare fields is not allowed on an eVisitor Visa.
Can children apply for an eVisitor Visa?
Yes. Every traveller, including children and infants, must apply for their own eVisitor Visa. Parents or guardians can apply on their behalf.
Can I apply for an eVisitor Visa inside Australia?
No. You must be outside Australia when applying for and when being granted an eVisitor Visa.
What happens if my passport changes?
Your eVisitor Visa is electronically linked to your passport. If your passport is renewed, replaced, or expires, you must apply for a new eVisitor Visa.
What if my eVisitor Visa is refused?
If refused, you may be asked to provide more information or be directed to apply for another visa, such as the Visitor Visa (Subclass 600).
We recommend seeking advice from a registered migration agent if your application is refused.
Do I need health insurance when travelling on an eVisitor Visa?
It is not compulsory but strongly recommended. You are personally responsible for all healthcare costs in Australia. Some European countries have reciprocal healthcare agreements with Australia — check if yours applies.
Can I go on a cruise with an eVisitor Visa?
Yes. The eVisitor Visa covers cruises.
Note: If your cruise begins and ends in Australia (a round trip), the time spent at sea counts as time in Australia and does not reset your 90-day stay period.
Is there a visa label or stamp in my passport?
No. The eVisitor Visa is linked digitally to your passport. You will not receive a visa label or stamp, but you can check your details anytime in VEVO.
Can I extend my stay in Australia on an eVisitor Visa?
No. eVisitor Visas cannot be extended. If you wish to stay longer than 3 months, you must apply for a different visa, such as the Visitor Visa (Subclass 600).
Do I need to carry proof of my eVisitor Visa?
The eVisitor Visa is electronic and linked to your passport. However, it is recommended that you keep a printed copy of your approval email or save it on your phone.
What business activities can I do on an eVisitor Visa?
You can:
- Attend business meetings or conferences
- Make general business enquiries
- Review or sign contracts
- Participate in trade fairs (unpaid by organisers)
You cannot:
- Work for an Australian company
- Sell goods or services directly to the public
What documents do I need to apply for an eVisitor Visa?
- A valid passport from an eligible European country
- An email address for communication
- Internet access to complete the online application
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