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Flight time from New Delhi to Melbourne

Given below is the flight time from New Delhi, India to Melbourne, Australia . Flight time calculator to calculate time taken to reach Melbourne from New Delhi by air. The nearest airport to New Delhi is Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and the nearest airport to Melbourne is Tullamarine Airport (MEL)

Flight time from New Delhi to Melbourne is 12 hours 15 minutes

Non-Stop flight duration from DEL to MEL is 12 hours 15 minutes (Operated by Air India Limited)

Non-stop flight time is around 12 hours 30 minutes .

One-stop flights and connecting flights can take anywhere between 14 hours to 17 hours hours depending on the layover city.

Non-stop flight time from India (DEL) to Australia (MEL) by different airlines

Flights of major airlines departing from New Delhi arrive at Tullamarine Airport. Melbourne has 1 international airport and 2 medium airports.

Number of Airports in Melbourne : 1 International Airport and 2 Medium Airport   Number of Airports in New Delhi : 1 International Airport

Distance Between New Delhi, India & Melbourne, Australia is 10200 Kilo Meters

Flight time from New Delhi to Melbourne via Singapore • DEL to MEL via SIN

Flight duration from Indira Gandhi International Airport to Tullamarine Airport via Changi Airport, Singapore on Singapore Airlines flight is 14 hours 45 minutes

Flight time from New Delhi to Melbourne via Guangzhou • DEL to MEL via CAN

Flight duration from Indira Gandhi International Airport to Tullamarine Airport via New Baiyun Airport, China on China Southern Airlines flight is 15 hours 55 minutes

If you haven't provided any addition information, the departure time is taken as the current time at Indira Gandhi International Airport and the arrival time is the time at Tullamarine Airport at the time of your arrival there.

Flight time from New Delhi, India to airports near Melbourne, Australia

Direct flight and one stop flight time from Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi to airports nearest to Melbourne is given in the table below

Airlines operating flights between New Delhi and Melbourne

New Delhi time is 4 hours 30 minutes behind Melbourne

Flight time between new delhi & melbourne • del - mel flight duration.

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DEL to MEL Flight - New Delhi Airport to Melbourne Airport Flight Route Map

The airports map below shows the location of New Delhi Airport & Melbourne Airport. Know the flight direction and New Delhi to Melbourne flight path

  New Delhi - Lat: 28.5583, Long: 77.094   Melbourne - Lat: -37.6733, Long: 144.843

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With a number of direct flights from India to Australia, the land of koalas and kangaroos is closer than it's ever been before. Travellers can choose from a wide range of flight operators, including Qantas , Air India , Singapore Airlines , Malaysia Airlines , Thai Airways , Cathay Pacific , SriLankan Airlines , Scoot , AirAsia , Emirates , Etihad and Qatar Airways .

Non-stop flights, including Qantas' and Air India's Delhi to Sydney route, are available along with easy and convenient layover flights which connect to most of Australia’s capital cities, including Sydney , Melbourne , Perth , Brisbane , Adelaide and Darwin .

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Faqs - booking australia flights, what are popular stopovers on flights from india to australia.

There are some direct flights from India to Australia; however, the majority of flights are indirect. This means you’ll require a stopover. Some of the popular locations include Dubai Airport (DXB), which is used by Emirates, and Singapore Airport (SIN), which is used by Singapore Airlines.

Is there internet on board flights from India to Australia?

If you want to stay in touch with loved ones during the flight, you should look for an airline that provides you with Wi-Fi. For instance, SriLankan Airlines offers internet to passengers on flights from Mumbai Airport (BOM) to Perth. Whereas, Singapore Airlines and Qantas Airways offer internet to passengers on flights from Delhi Airport (DEL) to Perth.

Do I need a visa to travel to Australia?

Indian citizens need a visa in order to travel to Australia. An Australian visa costs about ₹ 10000 for Indian tourists and must be applied for and granted before you fly. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months, too.

Which airports are hubs for airlines that fly to Australia?

If you fly from New Delhi Airport (DEL) you will benefit from it being a hub for Air India. This means you can enjoy more regular and direct flights to cities such as Sydney, as well as lower cost fares.

How long is the flight to Australia?

An average direct flight from India to Australia takes 19h 34m, covering a distance of 15157 km. The most popular route is New Delhi - Melbourne with an average flight time of 11h 50m.

What is the cheapest flight to Australia?

The cheapest ticket to Australia from India found in the last 72 hours was ₹ 33,639 one-way, and ₹ 30,694 round-trip. The most popular route is New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl to Melbourne and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 72 hours was ₹ 37,822.

Which airlines fly to Australia?

Air India, Lufthansa & SWISS fly the most frequently from India to Australia.

What are the most popular destinations in Australia?

Based on KAYAK flight searches, the most popular destination is Melbourne (58% of total searches to Australia). The next most popular destinations are Sydney (33%) and Brisbane (3%). Searches for flights to Perth (2%), to Adelaide (2%) and to Coolangatta (0.5%) are also popular.

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A 16 hour flight from Singapore to Los Angeles had only 2 meals. It would be great to have 3 meals.

Once again the meal served was delicious - we got chicken rice

The experience was poor in comparison to the flight to Manado from Singapore via Scoot. Gate against could only check in stroller to Singapore (by clearing immigration) or to Brisbane. Who is able to carry their baby for 7 hour transit without having to enter Singapore?

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The flight was very late, sitting on the plane for over an hour and missed our connecting flight from Singapore to LA. As senior citizens, we were rerouted to Copenhagen and then to LA. They should not do this to senior citizens. They should have given us a hotel voucher for a night, then catch a flight to LA the next day. Singapore Airlines should grant us some kind of credit for the next trip, if they want us to fly with them. I doubt if we will ever hear from them.

They bumped us up. They overbooked the flight and we hurried to the next flight. We are a family of 5 with 13, 10 , and 6 year olds kids. Everybody was running to the next flight. We never been exhausted in our flights hust like we have experienced this week. Mismanagement in scoot and kayak.

I was traveling with my 3 minor children, one leg I was seated two aisles behind them. On the longest leg I would have preferred sitting across the aisle from them, not behind. My youngest is 4yos. I understand airplane seating configurations are not the airlines problem but seating the one adult with a reservation apart from the minors was very difficult.

Awesome! Was impressed with the hospitality and the thoughtful services. The cabin attendants were superb.

Crews are not allowed to perform any service whenever the captain deems there’s a chance of turbulence. Even if it is perfectly smooth air.

If I made the connection in Singapore I was stuck there for 24 hours you owe me 355.00 for accommodations

The crew was very helpful to my family, especially when my daughter became sick during the flight. Will fly with them again.

Too many passengers are bringing on too many large items as part of carry on baggage where it should be checked in. This is not the fault of Qantas but the stupid mindset passengers have now about trying to bring anything and everything on as carry on luggage where it should be checked in.

Better than expected, normally I don't use this airline because they are too expensive for me, but if you can afford it, good on you, you won't regret it. Regards.

The flight was delayed over 2 hours. We had to wait on the plane and the air conditioning was turned off. The food was average and the cutlery was wooden!

Perfect. The flight was on time and the crew were very friendly and helpful.

Plane a little late departing, but not an issue. The pilots humour when he said “I will try to make up some time…. I know a few short cuts to Adelaide” made the passengers chuckle. This is what makes Qantas “Australian”.

I have never had a problem with flying Qantas, so this flight was the same as any other.

After British Airways cancelled my London to Sydney and Virgin Australia refused to refund, there was no ways I would try Virgin Australia again, so it was Qantas - what a good flight experience. So much easier to get off an international flight and get a local flight without having to add extra amounts for baggage

The plane was delayed about 3 hours so anything else is immaterial

It was so hot on the plane mixed with being quite turbulent and a rough landing. We all felt very nauseous for hours afterwards. Crew were lovely though.

Did not take as cancelled 3 time so took another airline

It was a 2-hour flight so they didn't have much time for serving food. There was some turbulence so they could not serve hot coffee or tea for the safety reason. Good service, good tasting food, nice plane, a little bit of delay.

The IFE is quite unconvenient if using our own device. Not all passenger brought their own earphone/headphone.

Ok, but legspace on MH0127 from Kul to Per was too small. It was not possible to tilt my seat which I don't understand because the seat in front of my could do it. So I didn't rest on the flight. Also, the crew was probably understaffed because it took very long time to take trash after the meal. Everything very different from the flight with Malaysian Airlines from London to KL.

Service / food has to be much better. Staff were not very attentive to requests. Requested for a second serve of coke and got a weird look back from the host! Was also told they don’t have extra water bottles when I requested for one before sleep! Dinner time food was very minimum and average.

An overnight Doha to KL. Great sleep, good service and tasty food in business class

chaos boarding. Crew in business class seemed short staffed and lacking in attention to details initially, but did improve during flight.

The cabin was quite noisy as there were lots of children travelling for the school holidays. Found the selection of movies limited.

Delayed, not enough information. Had to ask for refreshments, crew could have been more proactive

The best so far coz this time it was all male steward on the economy cluster. They were polite, efficient & genuinely courteous. They do not judge you when you ask for more food & peanuts.

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VietJet was 2 hours late, but Kayak is not able to track my travel correct.

Flights on time is good. Crew should take care of passengers more.

Not punctual in departure and seats are very tight and narrow. Crew should handle noisy families during flight.

Seats too small and tight. Flight attendants don't know how to deal with family with noisy kids on board.

Paid for seats near the window but given seats right at the back, near the toilets. This location was so noisy with the blasts from the aircraft engines blowing beside. Not a nice one 😞.

Flight was delayed 2 hours, which seems regular with this airline. Aircrew were avarage, friendly but robotic. At check in I asked for a spare seat. Got some stupid response about loading capacity (it was 85% full!) Then passengers behind jumped up and moved to vacant exit rows, they obviously didn't pay for. Waited over 20+ minutes to disembark, with ground staff trying to squash all passengers onto 1 bus. Causing even more delays. Unsafe and stupid! But this is a problem at Saigon airport. Overall a very average experience!

In experience we didn't even get water unless it was paid for. Even Bamboo Airlines provided free water. The flight was cold with no blanket being provided. The flight attendants were not responsive in keeping the passengers under control. I complained about fellow passengers playing loud music several times before one of the flight attendants to action. I will not recommend flying with Vietjet unless things improve.

I have few bad reviews about VietJet, but my experience was really good and it worth every penny..

Not even free water. NO legroom. Narrow seats. Not enough room to even hold a book at reading distance in front of you.

Entertainment screens were either broken nor did not work. Also seat back did not work. Definitely not comfortable journey

Non reclining seats on a 14 hour flight. Crew skipped drinks for my row at least twice.

Everything was bad and entertainment did not work and no landing cards and overall done with Air India

Too bad. Got too much trouble with security screening at New Delhi

only 3 meals in a 17 hr long flight. first meal after take off then nothing for 8hrs for people boarding at 2pm at orgin. you expect people to go without any food for 8 waking hours? there should have been 4 meals during a 17hr long flight. food quantity was also less. when asked for food the flight attended said they are about to begin food service then didnt do it for 2hours after saying that. terrible experience

The planes are dated and need upgrades. Seats are not comfortable and entertainment equipment doesn’t work

Direct Connection is the biggest advantages. Aircrafts are now better but food and beverages could be better and served more often in a ultra long flight

Poor behavior by ground staff in Mumbai. Very harassing. Initially they did not let me board with my little violin. They do not have the correct information. No concept of hospitality. The food on the flight was not good.

Information about when boarding would start was missing. Ground staff wasn't ready to provide any information with the answer being in the next 15 minutes any time we asked. (Took 2 hours)

Flies in the flight, broken seats, broken entertainment system and display - worst flight ever

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Australia is one of the most beautiful places on the planet to visit. Travelling to Australia for a vacation will not only provide you with amazing experiences, but will also be calming to your mind and soul. Australia will not disappoint you whether you want to relax on gorgeous beaches, savour wonderful food, rest in luxurious resorts, or discover magnificent architecture. Australia Tourism unveils a world of astonishing delights waiting to be discovered in this extraordinary destination.

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How to Reach Australia from India

The total distance from India to Australia is approximately 7,809 kilometres . Choosing the best means of transportation is essential for a hassle-free experience.

Reach Australia By Air

The most ideal mode of transportation to get from India to Australia is considered to be air travel. Air travel is hassle-free, quick, and comfortable. There are roughly ten international airports in Australia , with Melbourne and Sydney being two of the busiest. Other popular airports include Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Gold Coast. Numerous well-known airlines, like Cathay Pacific, Thai Airways, and Qantas Airways, to name a few, offer an India to Australia flight. Air India is the only airline that offers a non-stop journey from New Delhi to Sydney, and it takes about 12 hours and 25 minutes. There are numerous connecting flights as well, taking about 13 and a half hours , including layover. Get on a plane and travel to this incredible place, which has so much to offer.

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Reach Australia By Sea

Despite the fact Australia is an island, it is not accessible by ship from India. If you wish to travel by ship, you can make plans to first go to New Zealand or the nearby Pacific Islands, and then from there you can take a cruise to Australian cities like Melbourne, Sydney, etc.

How to Travel within Australia

Australia, the world’s smallest continent, is a sizable country with a land area of about 7.5 million square kilometres. How to travel in Australia is a complicated question because there are vast distances to cover inside the nation itself. There are several ways to get from one state or city to another. Travel options include the road, rail, airplane, and cruise. Here’s a quick look at the many methods of travel inside Australia, so you may experience as much of this lovely continent as you can.

Flying is the most convenient means of transportation within Australia. The well-known low-cost carriers in Australia include TigerAir and Jetstar that can help you stay within your travel budget. There are regional airlines as well as like REX and SkyTrans you can choose to travel in.

Australia is a great country to travel through by cars and bikes. Majority of its highways are superb and ideal for driving on, that won’t disappoint you. You can travel around Australia’s cities and regions by renting vehicles like cars, bikes, or even motorhomes. When travelling with a family, motorhomes are fantastic since you can save money on lodging as well and will be a great experience to have.

Australia also has an incredible rail network that provides the best services to tourists and locals. Train travel is both affordable and comfortable. It provides you with an unforgettable experience to have in addition to some breathtaking views to take in.

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Know these interesting facts to learn more about the place you’re going, Australia.

• The world’s only continent without an active volcano is Australia.
• If you visit one beach a day, it would take you more than 27 years to cover all within Australia.
• The world’s largest ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef, is situated in Australia.
• The coastline is home to 90% of Australians.
• Australia is home to three times as many sheep as people.
• The world’s largest sand island, known as Fraser Island, is located in Australia.
• 80 percent of the species are new and unique in Australia.
• The air in Tasmania is known to be the cleanest in the world.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Domestic flights are often the quickest way to travel between major cities, but trains like the Indian Pacific and The Ghan provide scenic and comfortable options for longer journeys.

In major cities, public transportation is generally dependable and follows a set schedule. Delays may occur during peak hours or due to unforeseen circumstances.

Yes, ride-sharing services such as Uber and Ola are available in many Australian cities, providing convenient transportation options.

It depends on where you are. In cities with good public transportation, you may not need a car. However, in rural areas or areas with limited public transportation, having a car may be more convenient.

Transport in Australia is primarily provided by cars, buses, trains, trams, ferries, and domestic flights.

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How to Reach Australia from India

How to reach australia by air.

There are as many as ten international airports in Australia with Melbourne and Sydney being among the busiest of them while Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Gold Coast being popular options as well. There are numerous flights operating from India to Australia with carriers such as Thai Airways, Qantas Airways and Cathay Pacific to name a few. The only direct flight to Australia from India is operated by Air India and it is from New Delhi to Sydney and lasts 12 hours 25 minutes. There are some connecting flights which come close as well, such as the Thai Airways flight from Kolkata to Sydney, which is 13 and a half hours, including a half hour stop in Bangkok. Traveling by air is considered to be the best way to travel to Australia from India.

How to Reach Australia By Rail

There are no options to travel to Australia from India by train. However, within the country, it is possible to travel between cities such as Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Brisbane using train services.

How to Reach Australia By Sea

Although Australia is an island, there are no direct cruises from India to Australia. However, if you are planning to visit the nearby Pacific Islands or New Zealand first, there are cruises from these countries to cities in Australia like Melbourne and Sydney. If you are thinking of how to travel to Australia, then this could be a likely option should you come from these other countries.

Transportation in australia

The best way to travel within Australia is by flight. There are a few low-cost airlines which can help budget your travel as well, but these offer limited services such as no meals or you have to pay extra for carry-on luggage etc. Some of the well-known budget airlines in Australia are Jetstar, which is an offshoot of Qantas, Australia’s national airline and TigerAir. There are also region-specific airlines such as REX and SkyTrans.

Commuting within Australia

Australia maybe the smallest continent in the world, but it is still a large country (approximately 7.5 million square kilometres in size) and there are huge distances to be covered within the country itself. There are various options to travel between states and cities but it’s also important to remember the country is approximately 4000 kms from west to east and around 3200 kms from north to south. It takes around 9 hours to drive to Melbourne from Sydney, 10 hours to Brisbane, 15 hours to Adelaide and 41 hours to Perth if you’re looking for an indication of just how long road trips can take! Here’s a quick look at the different ways that you can travel within Australia and see as much as possible of this delightful continent.

Australia is an excellent country to explore by road as the highways that connect all the big cities are excellent and perfect for driving down. You can rent cars or even motorhomes to travel across cities and places in Australia. While the roads are well maintained, do make sure that you check the road conditions before driving down. Also, it’s imperative to make sure that you’re insured. It’s a good idea to hire a good four-wheel drive or even a van as it offers more options for travellers to pack camping gear etc. Motorhomes are also excellent if you’re travelling with family as you save money on accommodation.

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Rules for entry to Australia

All travellers above 18 need to be fully vaccinated to enter Australia. Here is the full list of all that is required to be eligible for entry into the country.

• All fully vaccinated visa holders can travel to Australia without a travel exemption. They will need to carry their COVID-19 vaccination certificate. To request an exemption, you will need to show proof of medical contraindication to the COVID-19 vaccine.
• Passengers arriving by air into Australia should complete the Digital Passenger Declaration . You can complete the form seven days before your flight to Australia, but you can only submit it 72 hours prior to departure, as the declaration requires your health information 72 hours before the flight. \
• A negative RT-PCR test or other nucleic acid amplification test result taken within three days of the flight's scheduled departure for Australia, or a medical certificate as evidence of a negative Rapid Antigen Test taken under medical supervision within 24 hours before scheduled flight departure,. for all adults conducted within 72 hours of the travel date. You must complete this before you check into the flight. Parents or guardians should complete a declaration for any child under 16 years of age. \
• Children below the age of 12 can access the same travel arrangements as fully vaccinated people for international travel purposes. Temporary visa holders under the age of 18 at the time of departure for Australia do not require an approved travel exemption when travelling with at least one fully vaccinated adult. \
• All travellers need to undertake a self-monitored, Rapid Antigen Test (RAT), within 24 hours of arrival into Australia. Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) results need to be reported to the respective state authority only if you test positive. Tourists travelling to South Australia will have to undertake a PCR test within 24 hours of arrival and those travelling to Western Australia will have to undergo a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) within 12 hours of arrival.  \
• Check for updates on the requirements of the state or territory of your arrival, and any others you plan to travel to, especially for vaccination, quarantine and post-arrival testing requirements, as restrictions may change on short notice.

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Indian travellers to Australia can apply for an e-visa online here . Processing time is estimated at a week given the submission of all requested information. If a traveller held a Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) to Australia that has either expired or will expire between 20 March 2020 and 30 June 2022, they can indicate eligibility for the Visa Application Charge waiver while applying for a new visa. You need to lodge your application by 31 December 2022 to receive the VAC waiver.

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Australia Tourist Visa From India: Step-by-Step Guide

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• Understand the importance of Australian tourist visa
• Know what are the types of Australian visas
• Understand how to apply for Australian tourist visa from India
• Know what are the documents required for Australian tourist visa
• Know the Australian tourist visa application process

Planning a memorable trip to Australia? Navigating the process of obtaining an Australian tourist visa from India is the key to unlocking the wonders of this vast and diverse country. From the iconic landmarks of Sydney to the natural marvels of the Great Barrier Reef, your Australian adventure begins with the right visa. 

In this guide, we will simplify the steps and requirements, ensuring your trip to Australia is smooth and stress-free. Let’s dive into the details so you can start planning your dream vacation.

Types of Australian Tourist Visas

Learn more about the eligibility criteria for Australian tourist visas here.

Documents Required For Australian Tourist Visa

Apart from the Australia tourist visa forms that you are required to fill and submit to access your Australia tourist visa from India, various other documents are required, such as:

• Original Passports: Must have a minimum validity of 6 months from the travel date.
• Visa Application Form: Complete and submit the application form accurately.
• Photographs: 2 passport-sized photos adhering to specified requirements .
• Covering Letter: Include applicant details in the letter.
• ID Documents: Provide copies of PAN card or Aadhaar Card.
• Income Proof: Submit Income Tax/Form 16 for the last 3 years.
• Bank Statements: Include original bank statements from the last 6 months.
• Salary Slips: For the last 3 months if employed.
• Leave Approval: Original leave approval letter from the employer if employed.
• Self-Employed: Provide company registration proof (e.g., Shop ACT, MOA, etc.).
• Student Documents: Bonafide letter/ID card, NOC letter from School/College if a student.
• Retired Individuals : Retirement proof required.
• Financial Documents: Fixed Deposits, PPF, NSC, Property Papers, etc.
• Travel Itinerary: Include hotel bookings and air tickets/itinerary.
• Children Under 18: Provide a notarised ‘no objection certificate’ from non-accompanying parents.
• Elderly Applicants/12-Month Stay: Provide evidence of Overseas Health Insurance.

The Niyo Global App offers a convenient feature called “Travel More,” allowing you to apply for a visa while travelling abroad. This user-friendly functionality enhances your travel experience, ensuring seamless visa applications.

Note: It is of critical importance to submit truthful and genuine documents when applying for a visa. False or fraudulent documentation can lead to severe consequences, including future permanent disqualification or bans from entering a particular country and in case of Australia, it might also lead to refusals from other English-speaking nations such as Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the USA.

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Australia Tourist Visa Process

First, go onto the official Australian Immigration portal .

Create an account to be able to proceed further. Then, follow these steps on how to apply for

• Step 1 : Select a suitable subclass (refer to the table above)
• Step 2: Gather the necessary documents required for an Australian tourist visa (mentioned above, but also specified on the portal when you create a new application)
• Step 3: Fill the form for the Australian tourist visa application online. If an online application cannot be processed for a valid reason, reach out to the Australian embassies or consulates, in your place of residence (It is possible to not only apply for the Australia tourist visa from India, but also if you are elsewhere in the world)
• Step 4 : Pay the visa fees using an electronic means (such as Debit or Credit card).
• Step 5: Submit the online application and with the resultant tracking code, await further updates from the ministry. Alternatively, for offline submissions (if permitted by the consulate or embassy), book an appointment to submit the Australia tourist visa application form in person.
• Step 6 : On meeting the eligibility criteria, you will be able to access your tourist visa.
• Step 7: In case of biometric requirements, applicants need to visit authorised centres such as VFS, ensuring all necessary biometric data is provided.

Australia Tourist Visa Processing Time

An Australian tourist visa from India is processed within 5 to 30 days with a minimal fee of INR 8,000 per person. Once the and biometrics (if required) are completed, the visa application will be processed. Applicants can track their application status online.

The time to process the visa can be affected by various factors, such as the volume of Australian tourist visa applications during holiday seasons like summer break and Christmas, etc. So make sure to time your visit accordingly to get the most out of your Australian joyride!

Also read: 10 travel tips for a first-time travelers to Australia from India .

Tips and Tricks for a Successful Australia Tourist Visa from India

Australian tourist Visa Applicants go through an Australian visa requirement check before given the go-ahead for their visas, and we are here to provide you with a cheat sheet on how to pass it! Here’s what you need –

• Be a genuine visitor: This means that your intention of visiting Australia should not be to settle permanently in Australia, no matter how much you would like to.
• Have sufficient funds: Ensure your bank statement shows at least INR 300,000 – INR 500,000 for financial comfort in Australia. Authorities often expect more for stability, relating it to your income as per ITR and salary slips and also cash outflows. Save accordingly!
• Top-notch health condition: You must be as healthy as a Kangaroo! Unless you are going to Australia for medical visits covered by a different visa, your health condition must be sound as per the eligibility criteria.
• Pass the Australian character test: Sound subjective? The Aussie authorities don’t think so. You will be required to pass a character test to give proof of being a good and responsible individual to get your Australia tourist visa from India.

Key Takeaways

• There are 5 types of Australian tourist visas : Visitor Visa (Subclass 600), Electronic Travel Authority (ETA), eVisitor (Subclass 651), Work and Holiday (Subclass 462), and Working Holiday (Subclass 417). 
• Out of these, only Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) is applicable to the Indian passports. 
• The documents required for Australian Tourist Visa include a valid passport, visa application form, 2 photographs, cover letter, ID documents, income proof, bank statements, salary slips, leave approval, company registration proof if self-employed, college ID card if student, retirement proof if retired, financial documents, travel itinerary, no objection certificate for children under 18 from non-accompanying parents, and overseas health insurance for elderly applicants or those who want longer stay.
• An Australian tourist visa from India takes 5 to 30 days to be processed.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the entire process can be completed online, eliminating the need for in-person visits to the embassy.

The validity of the eVisa ranges from 3 months to 12 months, depending on the type of visa granted.

Yes, you can apply without a fixed itinerary. However, you should provide a general idea of your travel plans and intended activities in Australia.

Yes, having travel insurance covering the entire duration of your stay in Australia is a requirement for the visa application.

If your application is denied, you will receive a notification stating the reasons. You can reapply, address the issues mentioned, or seek assistance from immigration experts.

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• S Rajesh, Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo Close S Rajesh is ESPNcricinfo's stats editor in Bangalore. He did an MBA in marketing, and then worked for a year in advertising, before deciding to chuck it in favour of a job which would combine the pleasures of watching cricket and writing about it. The intense office cricket matches were an added bonus.

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India % points: 68.52, series remaining: Ban (2 home Tests), NZ (3 home), Aus (5 away)

India lead the WTC table, having taken 68.52% of the total points available to them so far (74 out of a maximum of 108 points from nine Tests), but they have a tough tour of Australia coming up in November. Before that series, they have five home Tests lined up against Bangladesh and New Zealand.

For India to finish above 60% - they qualified for the final with 58.8 in 2023 - they need 63 points from the maximum of 120 on offer in these 10 Tests. (A win fetches 12 points and a draw four.) Five wins and a draw will fetch India 64 points, which will keep them above 60% (assuming they aren't docked points for offences like a slow over rate).

Australia Percent: 62.50, series remaining: Ind (5 home Tests), SL (2 away)

Australia are one of only two teams to have already played four out of six series in this cycle; West Indies are the other. They are sitting pretty on 62.5%, but their final ranking will largely depend on how they fare at home against India, a team which has beaten them in their last four Test series, including twice in Australia. To finish on the right side of 60%, they need 47 more points from seven Tests, which they can get with four wins, or three wins and three draws.

New Zealand Percent: 50.00, series remaining: SL (2 away Tests), Ind (3 away), Eng (3 home)

With three wins and three losses in their six Tests so far, New Zealand are on 50%, which means they need to do a lot more to finish with an overall score of 60%. Of the 96 points available in their eight remaining Tests, they need to score at least 65. Five wins and a couple of draws will do the job, but that looks an extremely tough ask given that three of those eight Tests are in India.

Sri Lanka Percent: 50.00, series remaining: Eng (3 away Tests), NZ (two home), SA (two away), Aus (two home)

Sri Lanka have the same 50% score as New Zealand, but they have played only two of six series. They have nine more Tests in this cycle, and from the 108 points on offer, they need 70 to finish above 60%. That means six wins, or five wins and three draws, which in turn means they can't afford to drop too many points in the three-Test away series in England.

South Africa Percent: 38.89, series remaining: SL (2 home Tests), Pak (2 home), Ban (2 away)

South Africa and Bangladesh are the two teams playing the fewest Tests this cycle - 12, compared to England's 22. That's all the more reason to make every game count, but so far from six Tests South Africa have picked up only 28 points, including 16 from the 1-0 series win in West Indies last week. To get to 60%, they need 59 more points from six Tests, which means five wins. They have four home Tests coming up against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, where they will have to try and pick up maximum points, before travelling to Bangladesh for an away series.

Pakistan Percent: 36.66, series remaining: Ban (2 home Tests), Eng (3 home), SA (2 home), WI (2 home)

Like Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, Pakistan have played only two out of six series in this cycle. Both of them were overseas - in Sri Lanka and Australia - which means they have the opportunity to make the most of home conditions in the three series against Bangladesh, England and West Indies; their only remaining away series is in South Africa.

To get to 60%, Pakistan need 79 out of 108 points available to them from their nine remaining Tests. They can get those with six wins and a couple of draws, or seven wins. Given that they have exactly seven home games to come, that looks like a pretty straightforward equation.

England Percent: 36.54, series remaining: SL (3 home Tests), Pak (3 away), NZ (3 away)

Had it not been for 19 penalty points deducted because of a slow over rate, England would have had a much heathier percentage of 48.72. Now, though, they need 102 out of 108 points in their nine remaining Tests to finish above 60%. If they win eight of those Tests and draw one, they will get 100. That means they need to win every remaining Test in this cycle - if they do that, they can give away six more penalty points and still finish on the right side of 60.

Bangladesh Percent: 25.00, series remaining: Pak (2 away Tests), Ind (2 away), WI (2 away), SA (2 home)

Bangladesh have four series left, but only one of those is at home, against South Africa. To finish on 60%, they need 75 points out of a possible 96 from eight Tests, which means six wins and a draw.

West Indies Percent: 18.52, series remaining: Ban (2 home Tests), Pak (2 away) West Indies have already played four series and have only scored 20 points out of 108. Even if they win their last four Tests, they can only finish on 43.59%.

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