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Australia Visitor Visa for Argentina citizens: Everything you need to know
iVisa
5 min read
Updated on Sep 23, 2024
Summary
  • Visa class: Subclass 600, traditional visa (not an eVisa)
  • Difficulty rating: Moderate – application involves several steps and documentation
  • Our approval rate: Higher than direct government submissions, thanks to expert guidance
  • Visa details: Typically multiple-entry, allowing travelers to enter and leave multiple times within the visa validity period
  • Validity: Up to 12 months, depending on individual circumstances
  • Maximum stay: Up to 12 months per visit, based on the visa stream and applicant profile

Are you planning a memorable trip to Australia? As an Argentine national, the Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) is your gateway to all the adventures the country has to offer. Understanding the visa process is essential for a smooth journey.

Navigating the visa application process can feel complex, but we’re here to simplify it. At iVisa, we’ve helped more than 6,000 travelers successfully obtain their Australia visas, offering a streamlined experience with a lower rejection rate than applying directly through the government.

Difficulty Rating: Moderate

Applying for the Australia Visitor Visa can be moderately challenging, but with the right preparation, it’s manageable. Based on our data, the overall rejection rate for Argentinean applicants is around 11%, slightly lower when applying through our platform due to expert guidance and document checks. The average time to complete the application form is about 21 minutes, and applicants usually receive a government response within around 21 hours, though this may vary.

Our approach ensures that every application is carefully reviewed to meet all government requirements, providing you with a smoother, more reliable visa process.

What is the Australia Visitor Visa?

The Visitor Visa, also known as Subclass 600, allows non-Australian citizens to visit for tourism, recreation, or visiting friends and family. It typically permits stays of up to 6 or 12 months, depending on your background and the purpose of your visit.

Learn more about the Australia Visitor Visa for Argentine citizens.

Do Argentine citizens need a Visitor Visa for Australia?

Yes, Argentine citizens need a Visitor Visa to enter Australia. Argentina is not eligible for visa-free travel or visa-on-arrival options, making the Visitor Visa a mandatory requirement.

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Types of Australian Visas available for Argentine citizens

  • Visitor Visa (Subclass 600): Ideal for tourism, visiting friends and family, or engaging in non-work-related activities. Choose from streams such as Tourist, Sponsored Family, and Business Visitor.

  • Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 462): For young travelers looking to combine work with travel.

  • Student Visa (Subclass 500): For those pursuing full-time education in Australia.

Australia Visitor Visa: Eligibility and document requirements for Argentine citizens

To apply for the Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600), Argentine citizens need to meet certain eligibility criteria and provide specific documents. The requirements may vary depending on the purpose of your visit, such as tourism, visiting friends and family, or short-term business activities.

Eligibility criteria

  • Purpose of visit: You must have a genuine intention to visit Australia temporarily for tourism, family visits, or short-term business activities.

  • Citizenship: Valid Argentine passport with sufficient validity beyond your intended stay.

  • Financial capacity: Proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay, such as bank statements or financial support letters.

  • Health and character: Meet health and character requirements, including medical and police certificates if requested.

  • Genuine temporary entrant: Evidence of ties to Argentina (e.g., employment, family, property) to demonstrate your intent to return.

  • Compliance with laws: Clean immigration history and adherence to Australian laws.

  • Health insurance: Recommended but not mandatory for the duration of your stay.

Document requirements

  • Valid passport: At least six months’ validity beyond your intended stay.

  • Completed application form: Accurate information and all required details.

  • Photo and ID: Applicant photo and copy of your ID if applicable.

  • Additional documents: May include financial evidence, employment verification, travel itinerary, invitation letters, police certificates, and birth certificates for minors.

Financial Documentation

  • Provide bank statements, tax records, pay slips, or employer letters demonstrating your financial capacity.
  • If supported by someone in Australia, include a letter of invitation and proof of their financial ability.

How to apply for the Australia Visitor Visa

1.Start your application online: Fill out your details on our website or mobile app, and pay the visa processing fee securely via credit card, debit card, or PayPal.

Once you've completed this step, you'll receive a confirmation email with additional instructions on how to proceed with the rest of the application.

2.Submit supporting documents: Upload your passport and any additional documents required. We’ll guide you through this to make sure everything is in order.

3.Attend your appointment (if required): Some applicants may need to attend an appointment for biometrics or medical exams. Don’t worry, we handle the scheduling and provide a detailed guide to help you prepare.

4.Visa approval: Once approved, your visa will be digitally linked to your passport. You’ll be ready to explore Australia!

Common mistakes to avoid

Mistakes in visa applications can lead to delays or rejections. Here are some specific pitfalls to watch out for:

  • Incomplete financial evidence: Ensure your bank statements clearly show you can cover your stay. Missing information can trigger requests for further evidence.

  • Incorrect or outdated passport details: Always double-check your passport’s validity and information accuracy.

  • Lack of proof of ties to Argentina: Highlight your return intentions with evidence of employment, family ties, or property ownership in Argentina.

  • Misunderstanding health requirements: Certain health checks may be required, particularly if you have visited other countries recently.

Top tip: Applications processed through iVisa have a significantly lower rejection rate compared to direct government submissions. Our experts help ensure that your application is complete and meets all the Australian government’s criteria, reducing the chances of refusal.

Customer Experience

"I was nervous about applying for the Australian visa, but using iVisa made it so easy. Their team guided me at every step, and my visa was approved faster than I expected. Highly recommend!"* – Maria G., Buenos Aires

Processing times and costs

  • Government processing: Keep in mind that the Australian government processes visa applications only during business hours and does not work on weekends or public holidays, which can affect overall timelines.

  • Costs: The total application fee is approximately USD $594.66, including government and service fees. Most applications are processed within a few months, with 90% of visas granted within four months.

Need help?

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

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