Destination · Indian passport
Australia
Indian passport holders need a Visitor visa (subclass 600) before travelling to Australia for tourism—reviewed from Home Affairs and the Australian High Commission in New Delhi. ETA and eVisitor paths are for eligible passports only; fees, stay length, and processing are not shown here as simple answers yet.
Entry
Verified- Visa requirementWhat's this?
- Entry visa required
Verified 23 July 2026Source checked 23 July 2026Freshness: Current
- Maximum stayWhat's stay?
- Unknown
- Visa validityWhat's validity?
- Unknown
- eVisa
- Unknown
“INDIA-SCOPED READING (ordinary Indian passport; tourism): You will need a visa to enter Australia if you are holding a travel document issued by India. Indian nationals use Visitor visa (subclass 600). ETA (601) and eVisitor (651) require an eligible passport; India is not treated as ETA/eVisitor eligible on this corridor.”
Home Affairs also describes Visitor visa stays framed as 3, 6, or 12 months, online ImmiAccount lodgement, and (for other passports) ETA / eVisitor travel authorisations. Those fee, stay, processing, and travel-authorisation details are not published as simple India-wide answers yet.
Fees and processing
Unknown- Application feeWhat's this fee?
- Unknown
- Processing time
- Unknown
Sources
reviewed- Visitor visa (subclass 600) — Department of Home AffairsAustralian Department of Home Affairs (Immi)Retrieved 23 Jul 2026
- Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601) — Department of Home AffairsAustralian Department of Home Affairs (Immi)Retrieved 23 Jul 2026
- Visiting Australia / Visas and Citizenship — Australian High Commission New DelhiAustralian High Commission, New DelhiRetrieved 23 Jul 2026