Visas

A visa is a form of permission for a non-citizen to travel to, enter, transit or remain in a particular country. A visa does not guarantee entry, that decision remains the right of the immigration officials of the country concerned.

Some countries ask visitors to present return tickets and evidence of funds sufficient to cover the intended stay. Others have compulsory currency exchange regulations on entry. Some refuse entry to visitors who do not comply with requirements regarding general appearance and clothing, or visitors who are HIV positive.

There are many different types of visas available and travellers should ensure they obtain the correct visa for their intended stay. The validity and type of visa issued must be strictly adhered to. Failure to depart the country by the due date may result in a fine and future problems with authorities

Only the countries you plan to visit can provide up-to-date information about their visa requirements. Remember that if there is a problem with your visa, deportation is at your expense.

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Advice to Australian travellers----Visas to and from other countries.

Website--Foreign Affairs and Trade http://www.dfat.gov.au/visas/index.html