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National Security Hotline. . . Tell us what you think of this page. Last updated: Print this page. Find out about Australian visas, immigration and citizenship.
This is a list of Australian visas. If you are unsure which visa is right for you use our Visa Finder. Visitor visas. Studying and training visas. Family and partner visas. Working and skilled visas. Refugee and humanitarian visas. Other visas. Repealed visas.
apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) check the status of your citizenship application if you lodged it using forms 1300t or 1290 before 17 April 2015. Use the following guides to help you create your ImmiAccount, apply online and manage your applications.
You can find more information on visa and citizenship services on our immigration and citizenship site. Check the links below to find what you're looking for, or visit immi.homeaffairs.gov.au. Immigration services.
Visit the website at Immigration and citizenship. If you are having trouble locating information on the department’s website, the Home Affairs Digital Assistant may be able to help. The Digital Assistant can help you find information on Australian visas, citizenship and border entry.
Applying online or paper. Apply and manage your application. Read about the visa or citizenship in full before you apply. The step-by-step guide on each visa or citizenship page is personalised for each visa. ImmiAccount allows you to: Start a new application. Continue a saved application. Import an application.
Applying online or paper. Use this guide to help you prepare, submit and manage your visa or citizenship application. When applying, follow the steps on your visa or citizenship page. The steps are personalised for each type of application.
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You need to immigrate to Australia formally. This starts with having a good reason for living in Australia, such as work or study. You must apply for and obtain an Australian visa to support your reason.
