National Visas
E-mail: webmaster@nationalvisas.com.au
Address: 3/118 Church Street
Hawthorn, Victoria
Australia 3122
Phone: +61(0) 3 9697 4922
Fax: +61 (0) 3 9815 1544
Trust us: when you're in Australia you have lots of better things to worry about than your visa.
Worry about having enough sunscreen, or where the best kangaroo restaurant is, or how to catch that breakthrough play in any of Melbourne's blazing theaters. It's called creative worry and pure enjoyment, whether you're visiting Australia for business or pleasure. You won't run out of things to explore, people to meet, and worlds to plunge into. Honestly speaking, there's no such thing as a visitor in Australia because right away you'd be feeling right at home.
Wait! What's an ETA anyways?!
You'll need a Visitor Visa though. But like all other sensible Australian travelers, don't just get any visa. Get an ETA or Electronic Travel Authority instead, and spare yourself the troubles of stamps and labels on your passport. An ETA is your virtual visa to Australia, which you can easily avail online. No need to fall in lines at Australian embassies anymore. Indeed, the ETA system is a godsend to people who wish to travel in Australia.
Your ETA is valid for a period of twelve (12) months, or until your passport expires, whichever may come first. Within that 12-month period you can flit in and out of Australia as long as any single visit does not exceed 3 months. So get your Australian Visitor Visa online now! Because, hey, we want you to get to Australia as fresh and relaxed and casualty-free as possible. Travel to Australia has never been this easy and fun.
Visit Australia now while your knees are still good!
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