Australia tourist Visa (Subclass 600)
For Bangladeshi applicants

Australia Tourist (Visitor) Visa
Travel to Australia from Bangladesh has been increasing every year. This is largely because the growing number of student and skilled migration visas to Australia has created strong interest among people in Bangladesh.
Allows you to visit Australia for tourism, family visits, or business-related activities.
Depending on the visa conditions, you may stay in Australia for up to 3, 6, or 12 months.

Who Can Apply from bangladesh
Applications from Bangladesh is critically checked before visa grant. There is definitely some eligibility factors which you must know befoe applyin for a visa.
you have a genuine purpose to visit Australia like conference, business meeting, attending a program, or you are a genuine tourist with travel records.
you are a parent of an Australian PR, citizen, or a student living in Australia.
you want to meet your family member living in Australia
You have strong ties to Bangladesh, such as stable employment, business ownership, family responsibilities, or financial commitments, which indicate that you intend to return after your visit.
1. Tourist Stream
The Tourist stream is the most common pathway for people who want to explore Australia for leisure. It covers holidays, recreation, cruises and visiting friends or family. Applicants must show they will leave Australia before their visa expires and that they have enough funds to support themselves during the stay. This is the stream most people mean when they search for an australia tourist visa. It can be granted for 3 months or 12 months depending on the applicant’s circumstances. Multiple entries are possible if approved.
2. Business Visitor Stream
The Business Visitor stream is for people travelling to Australia for short-term professional activities. This includes attending conferences, negotiating contracts, making business enquiries or joining trade fairs. It does not allow the visa holder to work for an Australian employer or receive payment from an Australian source. It is not a work visa. Applicants need to demonstrate the purpose is genuinely business-related and temporary. Supporting documents like invitation letters or event registrations strengthen the application.
3. Sponsored Family Stream
The Sponsored Family stream is designed for people who need additional support to obtain a visitor visa. An eligible sponsor — usually an Australian citizen, permanent resident or approved organisation — takes responsibility for the applicant’s conduct and departure. This stream is often used when an applicant has been previously refused or has limited financial evidence on their own. The sponsor must lodge a formal sponsorship before the visa is granted. It adds a layer of accountability that gives Home Affairs greater confidence the applicant will comply with visa conditions.
How to Apply
Gather your documents
Collect all required documents and scan them properly. If you have any documents in Bangla, have them translated into English by a Notary Public in Bangladesh
Create ImmiAccount
You must apply online from the ImmiAccount
Complete the Online Application
Upload Documents
Upload all scanned documents
Pay Visa Fee
Pay the visa fee (AUD$200)
Complete Your Biometric
After the submission, you will get biometric instruction letter to your email. Complete it within the timeframe.
Wait for Visa Dicision
In Bangladesh, processing usually takes 3 to 20 days, depending on the complexity of the application.
Documents Checklist
Getting your documents right is the single most important step. Missing or inconsistent documents are the top reason for visa refusals. Below is a comprehensive list:
Personal Documents:
- Valid passport (current, plus any old passports with previous visas)
- Recent passport-sized photo (35x45mm, white background)
- National ID Card with certified English translation
- Birth certificate (English version)
Financial Documents:
- Personal bank statement for the last 6 months (original, bank-stamped)
- Income tax return certificates for the last 2 years
- Salary slips (for employed applicants)
- NOC/Leave letter from employer stating your designation, salary, joining date, and approved leave period
- Trade license for the last 3 years (for business owners)
- Certificate of Incorporation and Memorandum of Association (for company directors)
- Company bank statement for the last 12 months (for business owners)
- Business membership certificates (BGMEA, BKMEA, etc., if applicable)
Asset and Property Documents:
- Land deeds or property ownership documents with English translation
- Asset valuation certificate
Travel-Related Documents:
- Invitation letter from your host in Australia (if visiting family or friends)
- Travel itinerary and hotel booking confirmation
- Flight booking (not necessarily a confirmed ticket at this stage)
Family Documents (if applicable):
- Marriage certificate or Nikah Nama with English translation
- Birth certificates of children (if traveling with family)
- Divorce documents (if applicable)
Other:
- Family information form (part of the online application)
- Police clearance certificate (may be requested based on your profile)
Where to Submit Biometrics in Bangladesh
VFS Global is the official Australian Visa Application Centre (AVAC) in Bangladesh. You do not submit your application here — that is done online. You only visit VFS when you receive a Biometrics Collection Letter.
VFS Global in Dhaka (Main Center)
Delta Life Tower, 4th Floor Plot 37, Road 90, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212
VFS Global in Chittagong (Chattogram)
Shafri Tower, 1st Floor Agrabad Commercial Area, Chattogram
VFS Global in Sylhet
Australian Biometric Collection Centre
Merchant Tower, 3rd floor,
East MiraBazar, Sylhet-3100,
Bangladesh.
FAQ
The primary visa fee is AUD 200, which is approximately BDT 18,000–20,000 at current exchange rates. This is paid online and is non-refundable.
Depending on your visa conditions, you can stay up to 3, 6, or 12 months per visit. Most multiple-entry visas allow up to 3 months on each entry during the visa’s validity period. Check your grant letter for exact conditions.
There is no officially stated minimum. The key is that your balance must convincingly show you can afford the trip. As a general guideline, having at least BDT 5–10 lakh in a stable account, along with consistent income, strengthens your case. This also depends on your occupation, social status, lifestyle and your purpose. If you are a business owner, you might be required to show higher amount.
The Australian government’s preferred method is online through ImmiAccount, and this is how most Bangladeshi applicants lodge. If you need to submit in person, the Australian Visa Application Centre (AVAC) in Dhaka handles lodgement and biometric collection. Either way, your application will be assessed by the Department of Home Affairs offices in Colombo or Delhi — not locally. This means communication comes from those offices, and any requests for further information will reference those processing locations.
