Australia Visa Requirements by Passport (2026)
47 of 207 passports can enter Australia without arranging a visa in advance: 1 visa-free and 46 with an electronic travel authorization. 159 can apply for an e-visa online.
- Visa-free 1
- ETA 46
- E-visa 159
- Special 1
No visa in advance
47 of 207
Visa-free, ETA or on arrival
Visa-free
1
E-visa online
159
Visa required
0
How to enter Australia
What to apply for, what it costs and where to apply.
US, Canadian, Japanese, Korean, Singaporean and UK citizens apply for an ETA in the Australian ETA app (AUD 20 service fee), and EU citizens get a free eVisitor. Others, including Indian, Chinese, Brazilian and South African citizens, need a Visitor visa (subclass 600).
Passport holders of eligible countries such as US, Canada, UK, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong
- Fee
- AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)
- Stay
- Up to 3 months per visit
- Valid for
- 12 months, multiple entry
- Processing
- Usually fast; apply only via the Australian ETA app
Passport holders of EU states and some other European countries
- Fee
- Free
- Stay
- Up to 3 months per visit
- Valid for
- 12 months, multiple entry
- Processing
- Online via ImmiAccount
Nationals not eligible for ETA or eVisitor
- Fee
- From AUD 200 (check estimator; charges rose 1 Jul 2026)
- Stay
- Up to 3, 6 or 12 months
- Processing
- Varies
Passport validity
Valid for the whole stay
Official entry rules
immi.homeaffairs.gov.au
Checked against 3 sources on Oct 31, 2026. Rules for Australia can change quickly: confirm on the official site before you book.
Passports that can visit Australia visa-free
1 passports. No visa or online approval needed. Show your passport at immigration.
Passports that need an ETA for Australia
46 passports. No visa, but you need an online approval before you board.
Passports that need an e-visa for Australia
159 passports. Apply online and get approved before you travel.
Special permits and unconfirmed entry
1 passports. A special permit is needed, or entry on this passport isn't confirmed. Contact the destination's embassy.
Australia visa: common questions
Do US passport holders need a visa for Australia?
No visa, but US passport holders need an electronic travel authorization (Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601), AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)) before they travel to Australia, for stays of up to 90 days.
Do UK passport holders need a visa for Australia?
No visa, but UK passport holders need an electronic travel authorization (Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601), AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)) before they travel to Australia, for stays of up to 90 days.
Do Canada passport holders need a visa for Australia?
No visa, but Canada passport holders need an electronic travel authorization (Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601), AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)) before they travel to Australia, for stays of up to 90 days.
Do India passport holders need a visa for Australia?
Yes. India passport holders need an e-visa (Visitor visa (subclass 600), From AUD 200 (check estimator; charges rose 1 Jul 2026)) for Australia, applied for online before travel.
Do Germany passport holders need a visa for Australia?
No visa, but Germany passport holders need an electronic travel authorization (Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601), AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)) before they travel to Australia, for stays of up to 90 days.
Does Australia have an ETA or e-visa?
Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601) (AUD 20 app service fee (no visa charge)): Passport holders of eligible countries such as US, Canada, UK, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong. eVisitor (subclass 651) (Free): Passport holders of EU states and some other European countries. Visitor visa (subclass 600) (From AUD 200 (check estimator; charges rose 1 Jul 2026)): Nationals not eligible for ETA or eVisitor. Apply only on the official government site.
Tourist visits only. Requirements come from a dataset compiled in October 2025, with changes since then checked against official government sources on 2026-10-31. Rules change, so confirm with Australia's official site before you book and again before you fly.