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Australia Visitor Visa Overview
What It Is:
The Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) lets you visit Australia for:
- Tourism (holiday or recreation)
- Visiting family or friends
- Business purposes (conference or negotiations)
WWICS-Style Document Checklist
Whether applying via a consultant like WWICS or directly, you’ll generally need:
1. Personal Documents
- Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity)
- Passport-size photographs (recent, per ICAO standards)
- National ID or other identity documents
2. Application Forms
- Completed Form 1419 (for tourism/visiting)
- If business-related, Form 1415 may apply
- Visa application fee receipt
3. Proof of Purpose
- Tourism: Travel itinerary, hotel bookings, travel insurance
- Visiting family/friends: Invitation letter, evidence of relationship
- Business: Conference invitation, business contacts in Australia
4. Proof of Funds
- Recent bank statements (last 3–6 months)
- Income tax returns
- Payslips or employment letter
- Evidence of property or assets (optional but supportive)
5. Ties to Home Country
- Employment letter with leave approval
- Business registration (if self-employed)
- Enrolment letter (if student)
- Family documents showing dependents
6. Sponsor Documents (if applicable)
- Invitation letter from an Australian resident/citizen
- Sponsor’s passport/PR copy
- Proof of sponsor’s income/funds (bank statement, tax records)


Processing Time & Validity
- Processing: 15–30 working days (subject to change)
- Visa validity: Typically 3, 6, or 12 months
- Single or multiple entry options available
Common Reasons for Refusal
- Lack of financial proof
- Weak ties to home country
- Incomplete or false documentation
- Inconsistent travel history or unclear purpose

Final Notes
While WWICS claims to streamline this process, many users have reported mixed experiences. It’s important to:
- Double-check all forms and documents
- Avoid paying large sums upfront
- Clarify refund policies in writing