Visitor Visa

Australia is one of the most desired tourist destinations in the world. With its safe tourist spots, easy going lifestyle, tourist friendly laws and travel and accommodation options to suit all budget.Tourist Visa / Visitor Visa Australia allows you to visit Australia for tourism activities on a temporary basis. This might include holiday packages, sightseeing or visiting family or friends. It can also be for business activities like conferences or negotiation and the like.To know more about what activities you may engage in the Visitor Visa, please get in touch with Ezyvisa Immigration Services.

Different types of visitor visas:

Visitor visa (subclass 600)

Sponsored family visitor visa (subclass 600)

Business visitor visa (subclass 600)

Evisitor visa (subclass 651)

Medical treatment visa (subclass 602)

Transit visa (subclass 771)

Subclass 600- main streams of visitor visa

Tourist stream: designed for individuals wishing to visit australia for tourism purposes, including holidays, sightseeing, and visiting family or friends.

Business visitor stream: intended for individuals traveling to australia for short-term business activities such as attending meetings, conferences, or exploring business opportunities.

Subclass 600 sponsored family visitor visa

This stream is for people traveling to Australia to visit their family members. The visa applicant must be sponsored by an eligible family member who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

Subclass 771 transit visa

Transit visa (short stay): for individuals transiting through australia for a short period, typically up to 72 hours, without leaving the airport.

Medical treatment visa subclass 602

The medical treatment visa (subclass 602) is designed for individuals who need to travel to australia for medical treatment or consultations. There are two main types of medical treatment visas under this subclass:

Medical Treatment (Short Stay) Visa: For individuals seeking medical treatment or consultations in Australia for a short period, typically up to 3 months.

Medical Treatment (Long Stay) Visa: For individuals requiring medical treatment or consultations in Australia for a longer period, exceeding 3 months.