Australia Visitor Visa

Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) – Tourism, Family & Business Travel

An Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) allows international travelers to visit Australia for a short-term stay for tourism, family visits, or business-related purposes. Whether you are planning a holiday, visiting relatives, or attending meetings and conferences, this visa enables you to stay in Australia for up to 3, 6, or 12 months, based on your eligibility and visa conditions.

This is one of the most popular visas for travelers who wish to explore Australia’s vibrant cities, iconic landmarks, and world-famous natural attractions.

Types of Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600)

Tourist Stream

Ideal for applicants who want to:

• Travel to Australia for holidays and sightseeing
• Visit family or friends
• Enjoy leisure activities or cruises

You can apply from outside or inside Australia, depending on your situation.

Sponsored Family Stream

Suitable for applicants who:

• Have a close family member in Australia
• Are sponsored by an Australian citizen or permanent resident
• Wish to visit relatives for a short stay

⚠️ In some cases, a security bond may be requested by immigration authorities.

Business Visitor Stream

Designed for short-term business travel, such as:

• Attending business meetings or conferences
• Exploring investment or business opportunities
• Negotiating contracts

❌ This visa does not allow employment or paid work in Australia.

Single-Entry & Multiple-Entry Visa Options

• Single-Entry Visa
  Allows one-time entry into Australia. If you leave the country, you must apply again to re-enter.
• Multiple-Entry Visa
  Allows you to travel to Australia multiple times during the visa validity period. Each stay is usually limited to up to 3 months per visit, depending on visa conditions.

Eligibility Criteria for Australia Visitor Visa

To apply for an Australia Visitor Visa, you must:

• Hold a valid passport
• Be in good health
• Have no serious criminal record
• Prove you are a genuine temporary visitor
• Show sufficient funds to cover travel and stay expenses
• Demonstrate strong ties to your home country (job, business, family, or property)
• Intend to leave Australia before the visa expires