Australia Visa Fees for Indian

Visa fees for Australia

Australia visa fee change according to the type of visa an individual is applying for, and since there are many visa types, it is difficult to keep up with the specific fees.

 

For an Australia visa, you need to first pay a base application fee and some additional charges, depending on which card you use for the payment.

 

Types of Australian visas

Purpose of the Visit	Visa Type	Subclass	Validity
Tourism	Australia Visitor Visa	Subclass 600	3,6, or 12 months
Business	Australia Business Visa	Subclass 600	Up to 3 months
Study	Australia Student Visa	Subclass 500	Up to 5 years
Work (Temporary)	Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS)	Subclass 482	2-4 years depending on International Trade Obligation
Work (Permanent)	Australia  Work Visa	Subclass 189	Live and work permanently

 

Australia visa process

Steps to apply for Australia visa are:

 

• Step 1: Check your eligibility for Australia visa
• Step 2: Arrange all the requirements
• Step 3: Fill out the application form
• Step 4: Receive notification
• Step 5: Check your Australia visa status
• Step 6: Get your visa
• Step 7: Move to Australia

 

Australia Visa Fees for Indian Citizens

Visa Type	Visa Fee
Tourist visitor	INR 10,818
Business visitor	INR 10,818
Sponsored family visitor	INR 8,255
Subclass 891	INR 144,621
Business Visa 188	INR 346,465
Subclass 100	INR 446,960
Subclass 491 Visa	INR 264,190
Subclass 101	INR 154,301
Business Innovation and Investment Visa (Subclass 888) – Permanent	INR 188,463
Business Innovation and Investment Visa (Subclass 188) – Provisional	INR 188,463
Business Owner (Subclass 890)	INR 146,329
Business Talent Visa (Subclass 132) – Permanent	INR 447,245
State or Territory Sponsored Business Owner Visa (Subclass 892)	INR 139,497
State or Territory Sponsored Investor Visa (Subclass 893)	INR 139,497
Employer Nomination Scheme	INR 230,312
Skilled Independent Visa	INR 230,312
Temporary Work (Short Stay)	INR 15,942
Global Talent Visa	INR 234,013
Temporary Graduate Visa- subclass 485	INR 95,655
Working Holiday-subclass 417, 462	INR 28,184
Temporary Work Visas- subclass 400, 408, 403	INR 17,935
Temporary Skill Shortage Visa- subclass 482 (short-term stream)	INR 73,449
Subclass 189 visa	INR 264,190
Subclass 190	INR 264,190
Business Innovation Stream	INR 277,571
Investor stream	INR 448,668
GTI (Global Talent Independent Program)	INR 234,013
Australia parent visa	INR 4,10,888

 

Australia Visa Rejection Reasons

The Department of Home Affairs may reject an Australian visa application from an Indian citizen for a multiple reasons. The following are some of the reasons:

 

• Incomplete or incorrect documentation
• Insufficient financial resources
• Unclear Visit Purpose
• Lack of Genuine Temporary Stay (Visitor Visas)
• Health Issues
• Character Concerns
• Not met Medical Examination Requirements
• False or incorrect information
• Not Meeting Specific Visa Criteria
• Overall negative assessment

 

What if your Australian Visa is rejected?

If your Australia Visa is rejected in India then you will receive a mail explaining the exact reasons for the rejection of Australia Visa. You can again apply for Australia Visa provided if you are able to justify the reasons mentioned on your rejection letter or till your conditions improve from the reasons mentioned on the rejection letter.

 

Can I apply again for an Australian visa after refusal?

If an Australian visa is refused, the applicant has the right to reapply immediately. However, before reapplying, it is important to check the reasons for the refusal and address the issues that led to the refusal. For example, if the refusal of visa was based on English language requirements, the applicant should consider retaking the English language exam and get a better score in the reapplication. Similarly, for character grounds issues, the applicant should provide the necessary documentation and proof to support their genuine intention to travel to Australia.

 

How Y-Axis can help you?

The Y-Axis team has been the best solution to assist you with your Australian visa

 

• Evaluate the appropriate visa type for your application
• Guide documentation
• Assist in filling out online application forms
• Review all your documents
• Assist in the visa application process