Visa Info
Australia Visa for Indian Passport Holders
Indian nationals apply for an Australian Visitor visa (subclass 600) fully online — there's no physical visa sticker, but the application is assessed rather than instant.
e-VisaValid for the intended duration of stay
Typically granted for 3, 6 or 12 months, with each stay usually capped at 3 months
Visa application charge set by the Department of Home Affairs (check current rate)
Can range from a couple of weeks to a couple of months depending on volume
Documents required
- Valid passport
- Digital photograph
- Proof of financial means
- Proof of ties to India (employment, property, family)
- Travel itinerary and health/character declarations as requested
Step-by-step: how to apply
- 1
Create an ImmiAccount
Register on the Department of Home Affairs' online portal.
- 2
Complete the Subclass 600 application
Fill in personal, travel and financial details online.
- 3
Upload supporting documents
Submit scanned copies of your passport, photo and financial proof.
- 4
Pay the visa application charge
Pay online as part of the submission.
- 5
Track your application via ImmiAccount
The visa is electronically linked to your passport once granted — no physical sticker is issued.
Good to know
- • Since the visa is electronically linked to your passport, there's no stamp to check — carry your grant notification when travelling.
- • Processing times vary considerably, so apply well ahead of your planned travel dates.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Australia visitor visa instant like other e-Visas?
No, unlike simple e-Visas, the Subclass 600 involves an assessment and can take weeks to process.
Do I get a visa sticker in my passport for Australia?
No, the visa is electronically linked to your passport number — there's no physical label.
Official source & latest news
This guide is general information for Indian passport holders, not legal or immigration advice. Visa rules, fees, documents and processing times change often — always confirm current requirements on the Australia government's official immigration or embassy website, or through a licensed visa agent, before applying or booking non-refundable travel.