This is an archived copy of the original Visas 4 Australia website (2007–2012). Australian visa rules, fees and processing times have changed since then — check the Department of Home Affairs before acting on anything here. This site is not a migration agent and does not process applications.
Australia Tourist Visa (Subclass 676)

If you are planning on travelling to Australia for more than 3 months you will need to apply for the subclass 676 visa. The main reason for your visit should be for recreation or to visit family and/or friends. It can also be used for other short-term, non work purposes, including study for less than 3 months.

The subclass 676 visa will allow you a stay in Australia of up to three (3) or six (6) or 12 months. The visa will be valid on your passport for twelve months, allowing you the twelve months from the date of issue to enter into the country to start the duration of your visa.

The subclass 676 visa will allow you to:

  • Stay in Australia of up to three (3) or six (6) or 12 months.
  • Make a single or multiple entry visits into Australia from the date of issue.
  • Study up to 3 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Will I require a medical?
  • You will not usually be requested to undergo any health requirements if you are under the age of 70 (unless a medical condition has been stated on the application form). If you are over the age of 70 a Visitor Visa Medical Certificate (70-85) and a doctor's report is required. If you are over the age of 85 a Visitor Visa Medical Certificate (85+) is required. Evidence of Health/travel insurance is also required for applicants over 70 years of age.
Working Holiday Visas