Australian Visa Fees in Indian Rupees for All Categories

Note:

1. 1a Visitor Visa of the Subclass 600 features 5 streams.
2. 1b visa is for applicants who represent any foreign government. However, the visa charges are nil but it requires supporting evidence.
3. 1c ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) applications are processed online and hence, they are subject to service charges.

Tourist Visitor - Applicants In Australia

Note: 1f is for applicants who represent a foreign government and this does not incur any charges. However, they should provide adequate evidence.

Working Holiday - Applicants Outside Australia

Note: 2a applicants are exempted from paying non-internet charges but only under some circumstances.

Working Holiday - Applicants In Australia

Note:

1. 2b applicants are exempted from paying non-internet application charges but only under some circumstances.
2. 2c applicants might be charged for a subsequent temporary application fee but only if they processing the application in Australia.

Student Visa

Note:

1. 6a applicants are either individuals applying for courses that are approved by the Commonwealth or students of secondary exchanges. The family members applying for a joint application along with the applicant (or student) do not have to pay any base charges.
2. 6b applicants do not have to pay any base charges if it's a new visa or a new student guardian visa.
   
3. 6d applicants are chargeable for a subsequent temporary fee for the application if they apply within Australia.
4. 6e applicants do not have to pay a base charge if they are subsequent entrants in defence sector or foreign affairs.

Student Training Visa

Applicants Outside Australia

Applicants In Australia

Note: 7a applicants are subject to pay if they apply the visa application within Australia.

Applicants Outside Australia

Note:

1. There are no non-internet charges for 8a applicants and family members making a joint visa application, from Australia.
2. In the case of 8b, the family members who are willing to join the visa holder of subclass 485 are permitted to apply for the application outside Australia.

Applicants In Australia

Temporary Work Visa

Applicants Outside Australia

Note:

For a 9a applicant, the charges are nil only if he or she:

1. Applies while serving as an official for any foreign government.
2. Belongs to a group of people stated by a legislative minster.

For a 9b applicant, the charges are nil only if he or she:

1. Works in an entertainment industry.
   
2. Associated with the Consulate, Embassy, or any foreign government agency.
3. Associated with the territory/state government.
   
4. Associated with an organization, charity, or event that is funded by the government.

For a 9c applicant, the charges are reduced or made nil only if he or she:

1. Participates in any activity that is specified by a legislative minister.

For a 9d applicant, the charges nil only if he or she:

1. Holds a valid service/official/diplomatic passport.
2. Has a note from that third party to support the application either from the home country's government or any government agency.

Applicants In Australia

Note:

For 9e, the subsequent temporary charges are payable only if the applicant is in Australia while applying.

For a 9f applicant, the charges are nil only if he or she:

1. Works in an entertainment industry.
   
2. Associated with the Commonwealth, Consulate, Embassy, or any foreign government agency.
3. Associated with the territory/state government.
4. Associated with an organization, charity, or event that is funded by the government.

For 9g, the visa application charges are either reduced or made nil if the applicant participates in the activity that is specified by a legislative minister.

For 9h, the visa application charges are nil only if he or she:

1. Holds a valid service/official/diplomatic passport.
2. Has a note from that third party to support the application either from the home country's government or any government agency.

Retirement Visa

Applicants In/Outside Australia

Note:

1. A 15c applicant is subject to a second instalment before the visa is issued. This is 12,990 AUD (Rs. 6,55,748).
2. A 15d is not available for a first-time or new applicant except if he/she is a partner of a former or existing retirement visa holder.

Documents Required for an Australia Visa

The documents needed to apply for an Australian visa are as follows: 

1. Passport valid for entry into Australia for at least six months and has at least two blank pages 
2. Visa application form 
3. Covering letter 
4. Recent passport size photographs 
5. Proof of income: You must provide proof that you have enough money to pay for your travel expenses in Australia. 
6. Proof of employment: Provide proof of employment, salary slips for the last 3 months, business licence or leave letter if you are self-employed 
7. Travel insurance: It is advised to have travel insurance that will pay for hospital stays and medical expenses if you encounter any difficulties while visiting Australia. 
8. Health and character conditions: The authorities may request that you provide medical documents. if you plan to remain in Australia for longer than three months or if you are over the age of 70 years.

Process to Apply for Australia Tourist Visa  

Step 1: Identify the type of visa: Use the helpful 'Visa Finder' tool on the Department of Home Affairs website to determine which type would be appropriate for your travels.  

Step 2: Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months after the date you intend to enter Australia. 

Step 3: According to the type of visa you have and how long you plan to stay, you may require a health exam. 

Step 4: Visit the online portal of the Department of Home Affairs and create an ImmiAccount. 

Step 5: Look for the application form for the visa subclass of your choice by logging into your ImmiAccount. 

Step 6: Fill it out with all the details accurately.  

Step 7: Attach each scanned document to your online application.

Step 8: Pay the application fee through any of the online payment methods.  

Step 9: Submit your visa application.  

Processing Time for Australian Visa 

 As of 2025, the processing period for an Australia visa from India is between 18 and 30 days. 

However, depending on the specifics of each case, some Australian visa applications may take more or less time. Through your ImmiAccount or the Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) service, you may track the status of your application.