Does us passport holder need a visa for Australia?

Answer 1

Yes everybody without an Australian passport needs a visa to enter Australia. Obviously your ability to get a visa depends on your specific circumstances and background, however if you are an American who wishes to travel for holiday purposes they are generally easy to obtain; people from certain countries including America can get an electronic visa. See the following Australian Government website link for the electronic visa information and application - it is generally very quick and very easy. Some travel agents may also do it for you. Essentially it is a few details you fill in and click to send http://www.eta.immi.gov.au/index.html The menu on the left of the page shows the menu options but it is all fairly self explanatory. I must stress the ability to get a visa depends on your individual circumstances - those with criminal records may find it harder but for the average person it is extremely easy.

Answer 2

It depends, does this passport holder want to go to the US? Else I would say that it is not really necessary. I have been surviving for many years without a US visa and once I got it, it didn't really change my life.

Answer 3

No you don't need a visa. Australia is part of the commonwealth for the UK so all you need is your passport.

Answer 4

US citizens need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) either online or through a travel agent prior to their date of departure.

Answer 5

Australian passport holders may visit Canada without a visa for the purpose of tourism and/or business for a stay of maximum 6 months per year.

Answer 6

Visas are usually required for any travel to Australia, the forms can be found online.

Answer 7

yes of cores it does.

Answer 8

yes they do