🇦🇺Australia Visa
For Turkish travelers on an ordinary (burgundy) passport, Australia isn't visa-free, but it's far simpler than a consulate run: before flying to Sydney or anywhere else on the continent, you just apply online for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). No queues, and you get to stay up to 90 days.
Ordinary (Burgundy)
Dikkat: Türk pasaportu ucuz ETA (601) veya eVisitor (651) sistemine UYGUN DEĞİL — bunlar yalnızca belirli ülkelere açık. Türk vatandaşları çevrimiçi başvurulan tam Turist vizesi (Visitor visa, subclass 600) almalı; biyometrik veri istenir, onaylanınca genelde 3 aya kadar kalış verilir.
Official application →Special (Green)
Hususi (yeşil) pasaport da ETA/eVisitor'a uygun değil; çevrimiçi subclass 600 Turist vizesi gerekir.
Official application →Service (Grey)
Hizmet (gri) pasaport için de ETA/eVisitor açık değil; subclass 600 Turist vizesi gerekir.
Official application →Diplomatic (Black)
Visa-free entry for up to 90 days with a diplomatic passport.
Cities to Visit in Australia
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I enter Australia visa-free on an ordinary passport?
No, there's no visa-free entry. But you don't need a traditional visa either: ordinary passport holders apply online for an ETA before traveling and can stay up to 90 days with it. Diplomatic passport holders, on the other hand, enter without a visa.
How do I get the ETA?
Entirely online. You apply through Australia's official application page, enter your passport details, and usually receive the authorization electronically. Keep in mind that processing times can shift with demand, so it's worth confirming the current requirements on the official source before you travel.
How long can I stay in Australia with an ETA?
Up to 90 days per entry. Whether you spend a couple of weeks in Sydney or plan to cross the whole continent, your single-stay limit is 90 days. Details like the authorization's validity period and whether it allows multiple entries are shown on the official page when you apply.
Is it different with a special or service passport?
Holders of special (green) and service (grey) passports follow the same route as ordinary passports: an ETA and up to 90 days. The real exception is the diplomatic passport, which gets visa-free entry to Australia.