I'm a Singaporean and intend to travel to Melbourne for holiday. What are the documents needed to travel there? Besides, air tickets, passport n visa... as i will be travelling alone for the first time, i'm worried that i miss out any stuff.
anyway, thank your in advance for your answers.What are the travel documents needed to travel to Australia?Besides air tickets, passport and visa you wont need anything else. You can travel around the country without documents. I am not sure if your driving licence will cover you, if you are planing on driving yourself you may want to look into that. What are the travel documents needed to travel to Australia?besides everything that you've mentioned, there's nothing more you could bring. all the documents mentioned were enough to travel to Australia..
in fact, me too are going to Australia next week and am busy packing and planning for my visit. as long as you have your airplane ticket, your passport and visa. you're off to go! If you plan to visit Australia for a vacation, then you need to apply for an ETA and the application is made on-line (try to look at the Australian Embassy website). it is valid to be used for 1 whole year. and you can stay in Australia up to 3 months per one visit. another type of ETA is for business ETA. this application for ETA only costs you AUD20. you need your passport and credit card with you if you want to apply. hope this will help and HAVE A NICE TRIP!
P/S..don't forget a map/ a travel guide mag or book!! and some places also provide passes for public transport that you can buy at the information counter at the airport.What are the travel documents needed to travel to Australia?Return air tickets, passport and visa are the main things, but you may also be required to show evidence of sufficient funds for your stay. If you intend driving here and your driver's licence is in English, that will be sufficient, but if it isn't in English, you'll also need an International Driving Permit.
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