Visit Australia, one of the world’s most popular travel destinations, known for its spectacular beaches, vibrant cities, incredible wildlife, and breathtaking natural wonders.

To visit Australia, citizens of most countries, including Indonesia, are required to obtain an Australian Visitor Visa before travelling unless they are eligible for Australia’s Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor program. Indonesian passport holders are not eligible for visa-free entry or ETA and must apply for a Visitor Visa.

What is it and who is it for?

The Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) allows foreign nationals to travel to Australia temporarily for tourism, visiting family or friends, or short-term business activities. Depending on the applicant’s circumstances, the visa may be granted as Single Entry or Multiple Entry, with permitted stays of 3, 6, or up to 12 months.

For eligible frequent travellers from certain countries, including Indonesia, Australia also offers the Frequent Traveller Stream, which may be granted for up to 10 years with stays of up to 3 months per visit. The final validity and number of entries are determined by the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

This visa is suitable for:

• Tourism and holidays
• Visiting family or friends
• Short-term business meetings
• Conferences, seminars, and trade events
• Cruise holidays

The Visitor Visa does not permit employment or long-term study in Australia.

Can tourists with visa exemption stay longer?

Citizens eligible for Australia’s Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor may travel without applying for a traditional Visitor Visa before departure, subject to the conditions of those programs.

As Indonesia is not eligible for either the ETA or eVisitor program, Indonesian passport holders must apply for a Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) before travelling.

Visitors wishing to remain in Australia beyond the period granted on their visa must apply for another appropriate visa before their current visa expires, provided they meet the relevant immigration requirements.

Benefits of using Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) Australia

Designed for tourism, visiting family and friends, or short-term business travel.

Depending on your travel history and eligibility, the visa may be granted as Single Entry or Multiple Entry, providing flexibility for future travel.

Eligible applicants from Indonesia who frequently travel to Australia may qualify for the Frequent Traveller Stream, offering visa validity of up to 10 years.

Straightforward online application through the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Suitable for holidays, family visits, business meetings, conferences, and recreational travel throughout Australia.

How to Get Your Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) to Australia

• Get your free consultation from our expert consultants.
• Gather all necessary documents with guidance from our consultants.
• Complete your online visa application through the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
• Submit all supporting documents for assessment.
• Our consultants will assist you throughout the application process and advise if biometric collection or health examinations are required.
• Stay informed with regular updates from our team throughout the application process.
• Receive prompt notification upon visa approval.
• Your visa is issued electronically, allowing you to travel without a visa label in your passport.

Processing Time

Standard: AUD 250 (approximately IDR 2,650,000) + Service Fee

Estimated Processing Time: Approximately 2–4 weeks, although processing times may vary depending on application completeness, travel season, and whether biometrics or health examinations are required.

Frequent Traveller Stream: Processing time varies depending on individual assessment.

Requirements

• Valid passport.
• Completed Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) application.
• Recent passport-sized photograph (if requested).
• Proof of sufficient financial capacity, such as recent bank statements.
• Evidence of employment, business ownership, or student status.
• Travel itinerary or intended travel plans.
• Hotel reservation or accommodation details (if available).
• Invitation letter (if visiting family, friends, or attending business meetings).
• Evidence demonstrating strong ties to your home country, such as employment, family, assets, or ongoing education.
• Additional documents may be requested depending on the applicant’s circumstances, including biometrics or health examinations.