Australia offers multiple entry visas to reduce the burden of applying for or obtaining a visa every time you want to enter or exit the country. Whether for business, transit, or visits, with a multiple entry visa, you can benefit from convenient travel to and from Australia. Residents or people living in Australia with sponsorship rights can also bring their parents to live with them.

About the Multiple Entry Visa to Australia

A multiple-entry visa holder can enter and exit the country several times within a particular time frame. This program benefits any traveller who has to visit Australia or travel from Australia multiple times for business, family visits, tourism, etc. The maximum duration of stay during each period and the validity of the visa depends on the conditions outlined in the visa. The visa’s validity is maintained only when these conditions are consistently met.

Parent Visa

Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens can apply for the Parent Visa Subclass 103, which includes a 5-year multiple entry. Parents can stay with their children in Australia. This visa offers several benefits, such as:

• Indefinite residence in the country
• Engaging in education or working in Australia
• Access to the public healthcare system
• The ability to sponsor family members
• Eligibility to apply for citizenship when qualified

The Subclass 103 costs approximately 5125 AUD.

Visa Requirements

Visa requirements for a multiple-entry visa vary based on the type of visa (tourist, student, business, etc.) and several other factors. Here are general requirements:

• Determine the type of visa you need (tourist, business, student, etc.)
• Complete the visa application with all necessary documents, fees, and forms
• Provide evidence of funds (bank statements, letter of support, sponsorship, etc.) to cover your stay
• Submit a police clearance certificate and undergo a health exam by a panel doctor
• Ensure your passport has at least six months of validity
• Present a clear travel itinerary, including arrival and departure dates