Yes, Indian travelers are required to apply for an eVisa before travelling to Australia.

• Passport with at least 6 months of validity
• Aadhar Card
• Cover Letter / Itinerary
• Bank Statement (signed and stamped by the bank, minimum 3 months)
• Payslips (if applicable)
• Income Tax Return
• Letter from Employer / Leave Letter / Business Registration Letter / GST Certificate

The Australian eVisa is valid for a period of up to 3 years from the date of issuance and allows you to stay in the country for up to 90 days.

Australian embassy charges AUD 195 for the single-entry eVisa.

No, you do not submit your passport while applying for the Australian eVisa. You only need to upload the documents on the Australian immigration website.

While applying for the Australian eVisa:

• If you have only one name, enter that name into the family name field
• If you consider that you do not have a family name, enter all your given names into the family name field and leave the given names field blank.

If the information on your passport does not match the information on the eVisa, you will have to apply for a new eVisa. Your current eVisa will become null and void.

You can travel on any date within the validity of your visa. If your plans change and your visa expires, you will have to apply for a new visa.

If you made a mistake on your application, you will have to submit a new application. You will not receive any refund for the old application if the payment was made.

No, you cannot cancel your Australian eVisa. Once granted you can opt not to travel to Australia but you cannot cancel it.

No, Indians are not eligible to get a visa on arrival in Australia. They have to apply for eVisa before traveling to Australia.

1. Financial Proof: Showing a strong financial standing helps in increasing your chances of approval in the visa process. Although the Australia Immigration department has not mentioned a specific amount but having a 6-month bank statement with an Average monthly balance of Rs. 2L-3L should sufficiently show strong financial standing.
2. Travel History: Although not required but you can attach past travel history along with financial proof to strengthen your application.
3. Marriage Certificate (if applicable): If you are married, adding the marriage certificate can boost your application.