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The Australian High Commission is the representative of the Australian Government in Singapore. It provides services to the public and acts on behalf of various Australian authorities and interests in Singapore.
- Visas and Migration
Diplomatic passport holders travelling to Australia on...
- Contact Us
Australian High Commission, Singapore. Address: 25 Napier...
- Passports
Australian citizens residing in Singapore are required by...
- Notarial Services
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- Appointment Bookings
Applicants should appear at the High Commission's public...
- Career Opportunities
The Australian High Commission, Singapore maintains a...
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- Visas and Migration
- Lodging A Visa Application
- Method of Payment
- Work and Holiday (Subclass 462) Visa
- Visas For Diplomatic Passport Holders
- Domestic Helpers
- Beware of Visa Scams
- Australian Citizenship Applications
- Australians Adopting in Singapore
- Updating Passport Details
- Australia’s Visa Label Policy
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Most visa and citizenship applications can be lodged online through ImmiAccount, a self-service web portal that allows users to create, submit, pay for and manage all online applications in one online system. To create an account or to log into an existing account, see: ImmiAccount Information about visas can be found on the Department of Home Affa...
The Visa Application Charge (VAC) may be paid by credit card online through the 'My Payments' option in ImmiAccount. See: How to Pay
The Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa allows young adults to have a 12-month holiday in Australia, during which they can undertake short-term work and study. The Department of Home Affairs has opened 2,500 Work and Holiday visas for the program year(1 July to 30 June) for eligible Singapore passport holders. Applications must be lodged online. F...
Diplomatic passport holders travelling to Australia on official businessshould contact the Immigration section of the Australian High Commission directly. Diplomatic passport holders travelling for tourism or personal travel should apply for a visa online through ImmiAccount. The Visa Application Charge (VAC) and biometric requirement may be waived...
Domestic helpers accompanying their employer/employer’s household members travelling to Australia for tourism should apply for a Visitor visa (subclass 600)(Tourist stream)—not a subclass 400 Temporary Work (Short Stay Specialist) visa. Domestic helpers must accompany their employer when travelling to Australia, and should have the same travel itin...
To avoid being scammed, you can check the Register of Migration Agents on the OMARA websiteto receive the protections of an OMARA registered Migration Agent. There are Australian registered migration agents working all around the world. These agents are subject to the same Code of Conduct, professional development and regulations as registered migr...
All citizenship applications are now processed in Australia. For Australian Citizenship by Descent, see: Become an Australian citizen (by descent) Your parent was an Australian citizen when you were born overseas (homeaffairs.gov.au) For other types of citizenship applications, see: Become a citizen (homeaffairs.gov.au) To request evidence of citiz...
Australians considering adopting a non-Singapore citizen child whilst living in Singapore are advised to refer to the information on immigration and citizenship requirements in relation to expatriate adoption and inter-country adoption on the Department of Home Affairs website. Australian migration requirements for adopted children are quite specif...
Australian visa holders must notify the Department of Home Affairs of their new passport details to ensure that their record is up-to-date. Failure to update passport details will result in delays when travelling to Australia. Visa holders or registered Australian organisations will be unable to check visa details online. Visa holders (other than E...
The Australian Government does not require holders of Australian visas to have a visa label in their passport. Australian visas are granted electronically and stored in a central database, enabling visa holders, registered Australian organisations and airline staff to check visa details online. Australian visa holders can provide evidence that they...
Find out how to apply for visas and citizenship to travel to Australia from Singapore. Learn about visa types, requirements, fees, biometrics, and contact details for the Australian High Commission.
Find out how to contact the Australian High Commissioner to Singapore and access the official website for Australian citizens and businesses in Singapore. Learn about Australia's travel advisories, passport service and COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
Find the address, phone number, fax number and email of the Australian High Commission in Singapore. Learn how to contact the Home Affairs Global Service Centre for visa enquiries and bookings.
Find out how to contact the Consular & Passports section, get travel advice, and access other services for Australians living or visiting Singapore. Learn about passports, notarials, visas, citizenship, voting, and more.
The Consular & Passports section is located on the third floor of the Australian High Commission and is open between 8:30am and 4:00pm, Monday to Friday, excluding some Singapore and Australian Public Holidays. For consular email enquiries please use the following address: [email protected]
Learn about the role and work of the Australian High Commission in Singapore from the High Commissioner's welcome message. Find out how to access information and links on Australia's culture, economy, migration, education and more.
