What type of visa is better to apply for when traveling to Australia?

Nowadays, there are quite a few countries that offer visa-free or visa-on-arrival to China. Among these countries, some are close to the United States, some are not far from China, and many are famous tourist destinations. So what type of visa is better to apply for when traveling to Australia? Let’s analyze it in detail for you below.

Tourist visa: If you want to go to Australia for vacation, sightseeing in Australia, visiting relatives and friends, purchasing private property, or going to Australia for a short-term business visit, the best choice is to apply for a tourist visa (676 category).

You are not allowed to work, and the guarantee deposit is 100,000. If you are caught working illegally, your visa will be canceled and you will not be allowed to enter the country for 10 years.

Information required for 676:

1. Fill in the form: Form 48RCHS; Form 54;

2. Original of my valid passport;

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4. A copy of the applicant’s original household register;

5. Proof of funds:

Personal deposit certificate (recommended) Time deposit certificate with a deposit of 50,000 yuan), stock and securities certificates, real estate certificates, vehicle certificates, etc.; and copies of bank passbooks that reflect your deposit history or salary income; credit card details and credit limit certificates. Note: If your friends or relatives in Australia provide financial support for your trip, please provide their invitation letter and proof of their ability to provide financial support); the name and contact information of the inviter and a copy of their Australian visa. < /p>

Approval of vacation time

Name and contact information of the person responsible for issuing the approval

Note:

Private owners need to provide a notarized copy of their business license (Copy)

Retirees must provide a notarized copy of their retirement certificate (copy)

Current students must provide proof of enrollment.

Supplementary material requirements for specific applicants

Physical examination results (if a physical examination is required)

Applicant’s birth certificate, indicating the names of both parents

Copy of parents’ marriage certificate (preferably notarized)

Proof of school attendance

If neither parent will accompany the child (applicant) when traveling, additional supplements are required: < /p>

Copies of ID cards of all parents who are not traveling together (preferably notarized)

Written signature authorization from all parents who are not traveling together, stating on it: Approval for children to travel to Australia, indicating Approximate travel dates and days; indicate whether you agree to single entry or multiple entries; indicate the contact information of parents who are not accompanying you.

Form 1229 (click on the website to download) - Australian visa consent form issued to children under 18 years old.

Please note:

· You should not mail any original documents except your original passport; it is best to keep a copy of the first page of your passport for use during health examinations ;

Couple studying together (de facto marriage):

Materials required:

If you are in a de facto marriage, you must provide materials showing how you live together, such as a rental agreement signed together. Contracts and the like

Air tickets, hotel accommodation and other information for traveling together

Intimate family photos, etc.

Chat records and phone records

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