Visitor Visa

• Live in Australia: The Visitor Visa 600 is for tourism purposes. This visa allows you to visit family and friends, or for short-term business and study travel. Furthermore, you can stay in Australia for a maximum of three months with this visa.
• Study in Australia: You may complete a short-term course of three months of study or training and this visa is not intended for longer or full-time study.
• Access Medicare: You can access medical care in Australia on a visitor visa subclass 600, but you must be covered by a ministerial order or have separate overseas visitor health cover, as the standard visitor visa does not provide Medicare eligibility.
• Travel Rights: The Visitor Visa 600 gives you multiple visits, including tourism, family reunions, and business. Also the visa may take up to 12 months, based on your intention and situation.

An Australian visitor visa 600 has various kinds of streams, including:

• Tourist Stream: You can be invited to visit Australia by relatives who are already living in Australia on a permanent visa.
• Business Visitor Stream: For business people who have to travel to Australia to attend short-term business activities, such as meetings, negotiations, or conferences.
• Family-Sponsored Stream: This stream is made for people who are visiting their family members in Australia. You must be sponsored by a relative who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
• Frequent Traveller Stream: This stream is for citizens of Asian countries who frequently visit Australia either for tourism or business purposes. According to the Australian Department of Home Affairs, the validity period of this stream can be up to 10 years, and sometimes stays may be permitted for shorter periods of time as well.

You must meet the required criteria to apply for the visitor visa subclass 600. Below you can check the criteria for the visitor visa.

• You must show your valid passport and have sufficient funds to travel to Australia.
• You must meet Australia's health and character requirements.
• You must apply for a visa while outside Australia.
• You must show bank statements, payslips, or other financial documents, and health insurance.
• If you are visiting friends or family, an invitation letter from them.
• Documents such as property documents, a letter from your employer, proof of enrollment in an educational institution, or proof from family members.