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1. immi.homeaffairs.gov.au › entering-and-leaving-australia › entering-australiaEntering Australia Entering Australia - Immigration and...

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   Know what to expect when you enter Australia. Depending on your circumstances, you might want to find out more about: visas and our requirements for entry; what to expect when you cross the border; how to enter Australia as air or sea crew, an offshore worker or member of the military

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   • Can I Bring It In

     Australia has strict requirements on the food, plant...

   • Crossing the Border

     Entering Australia. What to expect at the border and what...

   • Explore Visa Options

     The Department of Home Affairs acknowledges the Traditional...

2. www.australia.com › australia-visa-and-entry-requirements-faqsAustralian visa and entry requirements FAQs - Tourism Australia

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   If you're not a national citizen, a valid visa is required to enter Australia. Find information on visa types, entry requirements and how to plan for your holiday.

3. www.abf.gov.au › entering-and-leaving-australia › crossing-the-borderCrossing the border Incoming Passenger Card - Australian Border...

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   An Incoming Passenger Card (IPC) is to be completed by passengers entering Australia. IPCs will be provided to travellers on board their flight or ship before arrival or by the Australian Border Force in the arrival terminal. Passenger cards also serve as: a declaration in relation to health and character requirements for non-Australian citizens

4. immi.homeaffairs.gov.au › entering-and-leaving-australia › entering-australiaEntering Australia Crossing the border - Immigration and...

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   Entering Australia. What to expect at the border and what you can bring into the country. Overview. Can you go to Australia? Crossing the border. Can you bring it in? Duty free. When you enter Australia, you need to show us your travel documents or passport. Your visa is electronically attached to the passport you used on your visa application.

5. www.gov.uk › foreign-travel-advice › australiaEntry requirements - Australia travel advice - GOV.UK

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   To enter Australia, your passport must be valid for the length of your planned stay. If you’re travelling through or transiting another country on your way to or from Australia, check the...

6. www.abf.gov.au › entering-and-leaving-australia › smartgatesSmartGates Smartgates - Australian Border Force Website

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   A rrivals SmartGates are a 2 Step Process. Travellers will present their passport and face to a SmartGate Kiosk, then move through the airport to a SmartGate for facial recognition and identity confirmation. Arrivals SmartGates are at Australia's major international airports: Adelaide. Brisbane. Cairns. Darwin. Gold Coast. Melbourne. Perth. Sydney.

7. www.abf.gov.au › entering-and-leaving-australia › crossing-the-borderCrossing the border Arriving and leaving - Australian Border...

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   All arriving and departing passengers must have a valid passport or travel document. Arriving passengers need to complete an Incoming Passenger Card. If you are not an Australian Citizen you must hold a valid visa when entering Australia.