Whether you're dreaming of exploring the Sydney Opera House, visiting loved ones, or taking a short, rejuvenating holiday on the Gold Coast, the Australian Tourist (Visitor) Visa is your gateway. With validity options for 3, 6, or 12 months, the country's vibrant cities, stunning landscapes, and unique wildlife are waiting for you.
The Tourist Visa (Subclass 600) permits you to enter Australia for:
Leisure and Sightseeing
Visiting Family and Friends
Non-work Short-term Stays (Including study for up to 3 months)
Important Note: This visa does not allow you to work in Australia.
The documents required for your Australian visa application are highly dependent on your travel purpose, employment status, and personal circumstances.
Electronic Visa: Australia does not affix visa stickers to your passport. Your visa grant notice will be sent to you electronically via email. Your passport does NOT need to be sent to the Consulate.
Translation Requirement: All documents in a language other than English (e.g., Turkish) must be accompanied by a notarized English translation.
Financial Proof: You must provide bank statements and/or other financial documents proving you have sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay.
While there are standard requirements, your final, customised document checklist will be provided to you by your dedicated HUB EDU Visa Consultant after a comprehensive assessment of your specific travel plans and profile.
Standard documents generally include:
Completed Application Form (Form 1419)
Passport photocopies (ID page, past visas/stamps)
Proof of Identity (e.g., Full Population Registration Sample)
A recent biometric photo
An Invitation Letter (if visiting friends/family)
Proof of Financial Capacity
Documents related to your employment, retirement, or student status.
All Turkish citizens holding Diplomatic, Service, Special, and Ordinary Passports are subject to visa requirements for travel to Australia.
Please be aware of Australia's strict customs and quarantine regulations. We strongly advise reviewing the official government guidance on entry requirements, especially concerning goods and current health/COVID-19 related rules:
