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Australia Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) for Japanese citizens
iVisa
4 min read
Updated on Oct 25, 2024
Summary
  • Visa class: Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) (subclass 601)
  • Difficulty rating: 11/100
  • Our approval rate: Over 99.73%
  • Visa details: Multiple entries allowed within 12 months
  • Validity: 12 months from issue
  • Maximum stay: 90 days per visit
  • Average processing time: Typically within 8 minutes
  • Visas processed: Thousands processed annually

Dreaming of exploring Australia’s breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife? For Japanese citizens, embarking on an unforgettable journey to the Land Down Under has never been easier with the Australia Electronic Travel Authority (ETA).

Say goodbye to lengthy paperwork and hello to seamless travel arrangements. With us, you can apply 100% online through our platform. Applications are typically approved within 8 minutes, and with a rejection rate of less than 1%, your chances of approval are high.

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Do Japanese citizens need a visa to visit Australia?

Yes, Japanese citizens must obtain an entry document to visit Australia. But the good news is that for tourism or business, you don’t need to visit an embassy or consulate.

Instead, apply online for the ETA through us. It’s fast and convenient.

What is the Australia ETA for Japanese citizens?

The Australia ETA (subclass 601) allows Japanese citizens to visit Australia for up to 90 days. The best part is it’s linked electronically to your passport—no physical stamps or labels required.

Remember, though, that the ETA doesn’t allow you to work in Australia. If that’s your plan, a different visa is required.

Difficulty rating: Easy

The Australia ETA has a difficulty rating of 11/100, requiring 12 questions to be answered and 2 documents to be uploaded: a scan of your passport and a selfie-style photo.

Although applying for an ETA is relatively straightforward, more than 900 applicants have found the question, "What is the reason for your trip?" to be the most challenging when filling out the application.

iVisa pro tip: For the trip reason, provide clear specifics. For example, use "business meetings in Sydney" or "leisure travel to explore Melbourne" rather than a vague answer.

How to apply for your Australia ETA from Japan

Let’s make your Australian journey a reality by applying for your ETA with us. Follow these three steps:

  • Step 1: Use our website or the iVisa app to provide your personal and travel details.

  • Step 2: Verify that all the provided information is correct, then pay the visa and service fees using PayPal, Venmo, or a credit/debit card.

  • Step 3: Complete the rest of the application. Upload the required documents and submit your application.

Once you’re done, one of our visa experts will review your application before it’s submitted to the Australian government. When your ETA is ready, we will send it to you via email.

Benefits of an Australia ETA

With this ETA, you’ll enjoy the following benefits on your journey to Australia:

  • Quick processing: Most ETAs are approved within minutes.

  • Multiple entries: Visit Australia as often as you’d like within 12 months.

  • No physical stamp or label: The ETA is linked electronically to your passport.

  • Cost-effective: A lower fee than most other visa types, making the ETA the best value for short-term stays.

“The process was incredibly easy with iVisa. I applied during lunch, and by the time I finished my coffee, I had my ETA approval in my inbox!” — Hiro Y., Tokyo

Tips for an unforgettable trip to Australia from Japan

Here are some tips for traveling to Australia as a Japanese citizen:

  • Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your arrival in Australia.

  • Apply for an ETA at least a few weeks before your travel date to allow for any processing delays.

  • Always keep a copy of your ETA and passport with you while traveling in Australia.

  • Ensure you have adequate travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen events.

  • Familiarize yourself with the local laws and customs, including driving regulations and local etiquette.

  • Australia is a vast country with a wide range of climates, so pack accordingly depending on the time of year and the regions you plan to visit.

  • Be prepared for the high cost of living in Australia, especially in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.

  • Respect the local wildlife and environment, and do not disturb or harm any animals or plants you encounter.

Other Australian visa options for Japanese citizens

Before planning your trip, you need to know which visa is right for you. Here are some of the most common options for Japanese travelers:

  • Australia Visitor Visa (subclass 600):: This visa is ideal for longer stays of up to 12 months, for purposes such as tourism or visiting family.

  • Australia Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 462): This visa is for travelers aged 18-30 and lets them work and travel in Australia for up to a year—perfect for those taking gap years or seeking adventure.

  • Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500): For those pursuing higher education in Australia. You’ll need to be accepted into an accredited institution.

  • Australia Permanent Residency Visa: This visa is for those looking to move to Australia permanently based on work, family, or other qualifications.

Need more information about the Australia ETA?

Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about traveling to Australia and the ETA application. Contact us any time via WhatsApp or iVisa chat.

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