
Saily
6k10GB · 15 days
$11.50 AUD
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Visa-free for Australian citizens · Indefinite - Australian citizens are granted a resident visa on arrival

Visa on arrival required (paid) · 30 days

ESTA required (Visa Waiver Program) · Up to 90 days per entry

ETA required · Up to 6 months per visit

Visa exemption (visa-free) · 60 days

E-visa required · Up to 90 days

E-Visa required · 30 days

Visa-free · Up to 90 days

10GB · 15 days
$11.50 AUD
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Before You Fly is an Australian travel essentials comparison site. Tell us where you're going and we show you what Australian passport holders actually need - visas and entry rules, eSIMs, travel insurance, travel money, transfers and driving permits - then compare the options in AUD.
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Entry rules depend on the passport you hold. Australians need an ETA for the UK, an ESTA for the US and a paid visa on arrival for Indonesia, while other nationalities face completely different rules. Australia also only issues the 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit, which is invalid in some countries. Generic travel sites miss all of this.
No, but a free account saves your trip checklist across devices, keeps your saved comparisons, and lets us email you if entry requirements change for a destination you are watching.