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Australian Embassy and Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia
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TRAVELLING TO AUSTRALIA


TRAVELLING TO AUSTRALIA

 


NOTE TO TRAVELLERS TO AUSTRALIA - CHANGES TO AUSTRALIA’S DUTY-FREE CONCESSION
FOR TOBACCO

From 1 July 2019, the way tobacco can be brought into Australia has changed, see
Prohibited goods - Tobacco.

From 1 July 2017, you can bring 25 grams of tobacco in any form (cigarette,
loose leaf, etc.), equivalent to approximately 25 cigarettes, plus an open
packet, for each traveller 18 years or older, regardless of whether you are
travelling as a passenger or crew member.

For more information on Australian duty free concessions see here.  

 


IMMIGRATION AND VISAS

All travellers (except Australian and New Zealand citizens) must obtain a visa
or travel authority before travelling to Australia. See: Visas and migration


TOURISM

Plan your trip with www.australia.com, the official Tourism Australia website,
offering a wide range of travel information and planning tools including over
2000 images, a currency converter, daily weather updates, interactive maps,
suggested holiday itineraries, holiday deals, specialist travel agents and more.
Available in nine languages. 

 


INFORMATION AND BROCHURES ON TOURISM

For free brochures please call toll free number from within Austria (+43 1) 7956
7345 or send a fax to +49 69 2740 0640 or email to
europe_tradeline@tourism.australia.com
 

TOURISM WEBLINKS

Tourism New South Wales 
Australia’s Outback Northern Territory
Tourism Queensland
Tourism South Australia
Tourism Tasmania
Tourism Victoria
Tourism Western Australia
Australian Capital Tourism Cooperation

Australia Tourism – European Offices

Tourism Australia - Frankfurt
Neue Mainzer Strasse 22
60311 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Web: www.australia.com
For free brochures please call toll free number from within Austria (+43 1) 7956
7345

Tourism Australia - London
Australia Centre, Australia House, Level 6
Melbourne Place/Strand
London WC 2B 4LG
United Kingdom
Web: www.australia.com


DRIVING IN AUSTRALIA FOR INTERNATIONAL VISITORS

Bona fide tourists with a valid Austrian driver\'s licence for the same class of
vehicle can drive in Australia. You should carry your licence with you at all
times when driving. In some states you can drive indefinitely while on
tourist/visitor visa status, others have a time limit so you should check with
the local road transport authority.

If your national driving licence is not in English, you need a certified English
translation or the International Driver\'s Permit.

If you have been granted Permanent Residency for Australia, normally you would
be able to drive for three months only on your overseas licence. Regulations
vary from state to state. You should contact the local road transport authority
on arrival for details on obtaining a local licence.

Local Road Transport Authority Websites:

New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria


TOURIST REFUND SCHEME

The Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) enables you to claim a refund, subject to
certain conditions, of the goods and services tax (GST) and wine equalisation
tax (WET) that you pay on goods you buy in Australia, provided that you take
them out of Australia at the end of your visit.


NEW ARRIVALS

A gateway to information ranging from citizenship, health, settlement help for
migrants and working conditions, to buying a home in Australia.


BIOSECURITY

People, animals, goods, aircraft and vessels arriving in Australia are subject
to biosecurity conditions set by the Australian Government Department of
Agriculture and Water Resources.

Biosecurity conditions (previously referred to as quarantine), are designed to
protect against the introduction of foreign pests and diseases that could be
harmful to our environment and agricultural industries. For more information on
bringing or mailing items to Australia, exporting goods to Australia, and
bringing a cat, dog or other pet animal to Australia, please refer to the
website of the Australian Embassy to Belgium, Luxembourg and Mission to the
European Union and NATO.

In case of further questions, please contact the Embassy's Consular Office.


FOREIGN EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES IN AUSTRALIA

Alphabetical list of Embassies and Consulates by country.


 



Australian Embassy and Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia
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Gertrude-Froehlich-Sandner-Str. 2
1100 Vienna
Austria

Telephone: +43 1 506 740
Fax: +43 1 506 74 185
Follow us:

About us
 * About us
 * Bilateral Accreditations
 * Multilateral Accreditations

Australians
 * Consular, Passports and Notarial Services
 * Consular and Passport Fees

Connecting with Australia
 * Visas and citizenship
 * Travelling to Australia
 * Doing business with Australia
 * Study in Australia

Showcasing Australia
 * About Australia

Events
 * Australia Day 2022
 * Commemorating Anzacs in Austria and Hungary
 * Events 2021
 * Exploring an ABIE Austria Chapter
 * Panel Discussion: Challenges and Opportunities in the Indo-Pacific

News and media
 * Embassy Archive 2017
 * Embassy Archive 2018
 * Embassy Archive 2019
 * Embassy Archive 2020
 * Embassy Archive 2021
 * Embassy Archive 2022
 * Embassy Archive 2023
 * Embassy Archive 2016
 * Embassy Archive 2015
 * News from Australia

Statements and Speeches
 * Bilateral and Other Speeches
 * IAEA Board of Governors Statements
 * IAEA Conferences, including General Conference
 * CTBTO
 * UN

Contact us
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