Visitor Visas
Visitor visas allow short-term stays in Australia for tourism, visiting family and friends, or short business activities such as conferences or meetings. These visas enable holiday travel, sightseeing, family reunions, and brief professional interactions without long-term residence or employment rights. Applicants must demonstrate genuine temporary stay intentions, proof of funds, and sufficient ties to their home country. Visitor visas are flexible and intended for recreational or short-term professional purposes; they are not suitable for long-term study or paid work. They are the standard route for tourists, short-term business travellers, and family visitors.
Purpose: Tourism, business, family visits, or short-term study (under 3 months)
Visa subclasses:
- Subclass 600 - Visitor visa (Tourist / Business streams)
- Subclass 601 - Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)
- Subclass 651 - eVisitor visa
- Subclass 602 - Medical Treatment visa
FAQ for Visitor Visas Australia
1. Which visitor visa do I need for Australia?
Most people apply for the subclass 600 Visitor visa. Eligible passport holders may use the eVisitor (651) or ETA (601). We check which option suits your passport and purpose.
2. Can my parents visit me in Adelaide?
Yes. Parents can apply for a subclass 600 visa, often under the tourist or sponsored family stream. We help families in Adelaide prepare invitation letters and supporting documents.
3. Do you help visitors travelling to Sydney or Melbourne?
Yes. We assist visitors heading to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Gold Coast and other cities with complete and well organised visitor visa applications.
4. How long can I stay on a visitor visa?
Visitor visas are usually granted for stays of up to three, six or twelve months, depending on your circumstances and the decision maker.
5. Can I work on a visitor visa?
No. Visitor visa holders cannot work for Australian businesses. Limited business visitor activities may be allowed under the business visitor stream.
6. What documents strengthen a visitor visa application?
Evidence of employment, property, family ties, funds, a travel plan and an invitation letter from family in Australia all help show you are a genuine visitor.
7. Can I extend my visitor visa in Australia?
You may be able to apply for another visitor visa onshore if your visa has no No Further Stay condition. Apply well before your current visa expires.
8. What if my visitor visa was refused before?
A previous refusal must be declared. We review the refusal reasons and help you prepare a stronger application addressing those concerns.
9. Can I study on a visitor visa?
You can study for up to three months in total on a visitor visa. Longer courses need a student visa.
10. How do I apply for a visitor visa with Myra Visa?
Contact us on +61 430 814 404 or [email protected]. We will check your eligibility, prepare your documents and lodge your visitor visa application.