Just your passport, that's the whole list.

At least 6 months from your planned arrival date in Australia. The Australian Department of Home Affairs uses the printed expiry date in your passport book, with no exceptions. If your passport sits close to that line, renew first.

Yes. You should have at least 2 fully blank pages for entry stamps. Pages that have even partial stamps from earlier trips don't count, and travelling with too few can cause issues at airline check-in or the border, even when the eVisa is valid.

No photo upload is required from you for the Australia eVisa. Our application reads your passport bio page and uses the form questions only.

Wait for the new passport before applying. The eVisa is linked to your passport number, so a renewal mid-process means the eVisa won't match your travel document and you would need to apply again with the new number.

No. The Australia eVisa requires an ordinary, machine-readable passport. Emergency, temporary, refugee, and stateless travel documents aren't accepted on the eVisa stream and would need a different visa class.

Light wear (bent corners, soft edges, a small mark) is usually fine. The bio page must be readable and the machine-readable code at the bottom must scan cleanly. Tears, water damage, faded ink, or scribbles on the page are grounds for refusal at the border, so renew first if in doubt.

Apply with the passport you'll travel on. If both your nationalities are eligible, use the one with the longer remaining validity. If only one is eligible, use that one. The entire trip (entry and exit) must be on the same passport you submitted in the eVisa application.

No. If you renew while already in Australia, the eVisa stays linked to your old passport. Carry both books when re-entering on a multi-entry visit so officers can scan the original. For longer-term presence, switch to a different visa class.

The eVisa we offer covers 82 nationalities. If your passport is from a country outside that list, you'll need to apply through an Australian embassy or under a different visa class, which our service does not cover.

Rarely. The Australian Department of Home Affairs only requests biometrics in a small minority of cases. When required, you can usually complete them via the Australian ImmiAccount mobile app from your phone in minutes. Note that processing time may extend when biometrics are requested, as the verification is handled directly by Australian immigration.