US, Canada, Japan + 5 more: the AU$20 ETA app · UK & Europe: the free eVisitor
Know every answer before the app asks.
AU$9 once (about US$6) · 30-day refund · access link by email shortly after payment
The visa takes about ten minutes in the official app. For AU$9, this guide plans your answers to the character questions people freeze on, hands you the fix when a screen fails, and flags every refusal trap before you tap submit. UK or European passport? Same guide — your eVisitor is free.
- The Answer-Builder — a calm, copy-paste plan for the conviction and past-refusal questions. Runs on your device; your answers never reach us.
- All 7 app screens — with the fix when the chip scan, the selfie, or the card payment fails.
- The Don't-Get-Refused Check — every avoidable trap flagged before you tap submit, each with its fix.
- One purchase covers the whole family's applications — this trip and every one after.
Read by thousands of Australia-bound travellers every month
A concierge charges AU$40–100 to tap the same free app.
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AU$9 charged once in AUD (about US$6 — your bank converts) · 30-day full refund, keep the guide.
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The AU$20 government service charge (eVisitor: AU$0) is paid separately inside the official app. This is the walkthrough, not the visa.
Last reviewed June 2026. We update this guide when Australia’s visitor-visa rules change.
Independent guide — not affiliated with the Australian Government or the Department of Home Affairs. You always apply through the official, free government channel.
Free — the first tool from inside the guide, running live
First: which visa do you actually need? Two taps.
The expensive mistake is applying for the AU$190 visa you never needed. Settle it now — this is the real tool, not a demo.
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Three ways to get your ETA. Only one is calm and cheap.
Pay a concierge
AU$40–100
- Taps the same free app you would
- You still answer every question yourself
- Gone when a screen fails
Do it cold, alone
AU$0
- You guess at the character questions
- You find the traps after you submit
- The booked trip rides on a first try
This guide
AU$9
- Your answers planned before you open the app
- Every screen's failure fix at hand
- Refusal traps flagged before you submit — 30-day refund
One-time · about US$6 · 30-day refund
The AU$20 government service charge (or AU$0 for the free eVisitor) is paid separately inside the official app. This is the walkthrough, not the visa. Check every fee at the source: Home Affairs: ETA (Subclass 601) — AU$20 · Home Affairs: eVisitor (Subclass 651) — free.
Everything you get
Six tools. Nine dollars. Each one replaces something that costs money, sleep, or the trip.
- Start here01
The which-visa decision tool
Two taps: the AU$20 ETA, the free eVisitor, or the Subclass 600. The whole guide then reshapes around your answer.
Replaces: paying AU$190+ for a visa you never needed.
- 02
The screen-by-screen walkthrough
All 7 app screens, plus the recovery move when the chip scan won't read, the selfie keeps rejecting, or the card declines. eVisitor buyers get the ImmiAccount route instead.
Replaces: the AU$40–100 concierge who taps the same free app.
- 03
The Answer-Builder (declarations)
Tick your situations — an old conviction, a past refusal, remote-work plans — and get a calm, copy-paste plan for the character questions. Runs on your device; your answers never reach us.
Replaces: an hour of 1am forum threads about the conviction question.
- 04
The Don't-Get-Refused Check
A pre-submit audit of your exact case — the passport-renewal trap, the 12-in-18 cap, names that don't match the chip — each flag with its one-line fix.
Replaces: finding out at the airline check-in desk.
- 05
The Scam Guard
The five tells of a fake ETA site or paid middleman — and what to do if you've already paid one. There is no official web form for the ETA.
Replaces: a 'processing fee' to a site you'd never trace again.
- 06
The repeat-visit stay planner
Re-entering resets your 3-month stay, but condition 8558 caps you at 12 months in any 18. Plan a year of trips around the ceiling border officers actually watch.
Replaces: being turned around at the border on trip three.
A concierge charges AU$40–100 to tap the same free app. A refused application falls back to a AU$190+ visa that can run months. Preventing both costs AU$9 — once — for every trip and every family member you help apply.
Get all 6 tools — AU$9 →One-time · access link by email shortly after payment · 30-day full refund
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Calm, or it's free — and you keep the guide
If the guide didn't make your application clearer and calmer than doing it cold, reply to your receipt within 30 days. Full refund, no form, no questions — and the guide stays yours.
The AU$20 government charge (eVisitor: AU$0) is paid separately inside the official app — so the only money ever at risk here is our AU$9, not yours.
Before you buy
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Is my visa guaranteed if I follow this?
Your trip is booked. Don't let a ten-minute form be the loose end.
At the gate, the airline checks your visa electronically before it lets you board — no valid ETA or eVisitor, no boarding, and a manual review can't be rushed by anyone, at any price. Against the trip you've already paid for, AU$9 isn't the decision. Getting the visa right first try is.
30-day full refund. Reply to your receipt — no form, no questions, keep the guide.
Secure checkout opens right here — no other site → access link by email shortly after payment → open on any device.
AU$9 charged once in AUD (about US$6 — your bank converts) · 30-day full refund, keep the guide.
Independent guide — you always apply through the official, free government channel.
Australian Visa Online is an independent guide and is not affiliated with the Australian Government or the Department of Home Affairs. This guide is general information, not migration advice. For binding advice, consult a MARA-registered migration agent.