Australia
Verified- Region:
- Oceania
- Time zones:
- Australia/Sydney, Australia/Adelaide, Australia/Brisbane, Australia/Perth
- Last verified:
Stay rules
eVisitor (subclass 651)
- Permitted stay
- 3 months
- How it is calculated
- An eVisitor allows entry to Australia as often as you wish during the 12 months the visa is valid, and a stay of up to 3 months on each entry. The three months runs from each arrival, so it is counted per visit and not added up across the year.
- Effective from
- Notes
- The eVisitor is open to holders of certain European passports. Whether a traveller needs an eVisitor, an Electronic Travel Authority or a Visitor visa depends on nationality, which DAYOZA does not determine. Because each entry starts a fresh three-month period, this is not a rolling allowance and the Schengen-style calculator does not apply.
Source: Department of Home Affairs — eVisitor (subclass 651)(opens in a new tab)
Last verified:
Passport validity
Information requires verification
DAYOZA has not yet confirmed this rule against an official source, so no result is shown. Check directly with the relevant official authority.
Check your stay
Enter when you arrived and the permission you are travelling on, and DAYOZA works out the last day you may still be present. Allowances written in months are treated as calendar periods, not as a fixed number of days.
Where you are travelling to.
What you are travelling on.
Optional. Add it to check your plan against the deadline.
A stamped date always wins
Where a border officer has stamped or written a specific date in your passport or on an entry record, that date is the one that counts, not this calculation.
Source: Department of Home Affairs — eVisitor (subclass 651)(opens in a new tab)
Last verified:
Notes
The eVisitor is open to holders of certain European passports. Whether a traveller needs an eVisitor, an Electronic Travel Authority or a Visitor visa depends on nationality, which DAYOZA does not determine. Because each entry starts a fresh three-month period, this is not a rolling allowance and the Schengen-style calculator does not apply.
Sources
- Department of Home Affairs — eVisitor (subclass 651) — Last verified:
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Calculators for Australia
Each one uses the rules published on this page.
- Visa Stay CalculatorWork out the exact date your permission to stay runs out, from the allowance your visa or entry actually grants.
- Visa Overstay CalculatorCount exactly how many days a stay runs past its permitted departure date, and how many are left if it has not.
- Passport Expiry CalculatorCheck your passport against a destination's actual validity requirement — not a one-size-fits-all six-month rule.
- Travel Days CalculatorCount the days of a trip the way border authorities do, with both the arrival and departure days included.