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All visitors to Australia (except citizens of New Zealand) need to obtain a visa or travel authority before travelling. How we can help:We can advise individuals and organisations as to whether any particular proposed visit will be acceptable under the visitor guidelines. We can also advise whether another type of permission is needed and, where appropriate, can handle the entire application process. This may include preparation of the relevant application forms, collation of the required supporting documentation and liaison with the authorities. Please contact Cameron Stone or click here for full contact information. |
Business Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)
This is for persons from ‘ETA’ eligible countries travelling to Australia on a business visit. Single or multiple entry options are available, allowing stays of up to three months at a time. ETA nationals can apply for a Business ETA visa from their travel agent or over the internet.
Short stay Business visit (sponsored)
For those not eligible for an ETA business visa, who have an ‘approved sponsor’, including:
- a member of an Australian parliament (Commonwealth, State or Territory);
- an authorised person representing a Commonwealth, State or Territory government department;
- a local government mayor; or
- a representative from an organisation that has been approved by the Minister.
Short stay Business visit (non-sponsored)
For those who need to undertake business activities in Australia including conferences, business negotiations or business visits, but may be engaged in limited work which is highly specialised and non-ongoing, this visa may be suitable.
Persons applying may be required to provide a letter of invitation, as well as other documents such as a letter from their employer and an itinerary.
Service sellers
This is a special visa to enable service sellers to travel to Australia to negotiate or enter into agreements for the supply of services under the General Agreement on Trade in Services. The visa is valid for between six and 12 months. Requirements include:
- Evidence that the supplier is an operating business;
- Evidence that they represent the supplier;
- Evidence of the representative’s qualifications, skills and experience; and
- Evidence of the business plan to expand into Australia.
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