Please scan and save each required document below into a separate, individual PDF file (unless stated otherwise),
with a maximum file size of 3MB per PDF.
Australia Visa Application Requirements
Softcopy of passport photo, size 3.5 x 4.5 with a white background
Scan of Original New Passport and Old Passport (front and back pages, minimum validity of 9 months, including all visas and stamps) [Save as 1 PDF for New Passport + 1 PDF for Old Passport]
Scan of Sponsor Letter
SIUP (Business License)
Scan of Invitation Letter from Australia, for BUSINESS purposes or family visits
Scan of financial proof for at least the last 3 months (Bank Statement/Savings Account). If the statement contains too many pages, please take the first 4 pages and the last 4 pages of each month
Scan of Family Card (KK)
Scan of Marriage Certificate
Scan of Child’s Birth Certificate (if accompanying)
Scan of Name Change Certificate (if applicable)
Scan of Student ID or School Exemption/Reference Letter
Scan of travel ticket, hotel booking, and Travel Insurance (mandatory for applicants aged over > 75 years old, if applicable)
Scan of Medical Check-Up from a designated doctor (mandatory for applicants aged over > 75 years old) *
Scan of Inviter’s documents (Invitation Letter)
Aussie Passport / Indonesian Passport of the inviter
Aussie PR Visa or Driver License of the inviter
Birth Certificate of the inviter as proof of relationship
Small Australian Form (filled out completely)
Scan of Form 1229 for children under 18 years old
*equipped according to the applicant’s document needs
NOTICE
File submission method: Send via email, strictly 1 email for 1 application.
Guests must fill out the small Australian form completely and send the original physical form to Golden Rama.
For children < 18 years old traveling with both parents, without both parents, or with only one parent: Must fill out and scan Form 1229, signed by the non-traveling parent, accompanied by their ID Card (KTP).
TRAVELLING TO AUSTRALIA
From 21 February 2022, visa holders who are fully vaccinated with two doses of a Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved COVID-19 vaccine can travel to Australia quarantine-free, without the need to apply for a travel exemption.
To be eligible to enter Australia, international travellers must:
Hold a valid Australian visa.
Be fully vaccinated with two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and provide proof of vaccination status.
Present a negative rapid antigen test (RAT) or Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Covid-19 test taken within 24 hours of departure (unless a medical exemption applies).
As of 7 February 2022, fully vaccinated visa holders can enter all states and territories quarantine-free from 21 February 2022, except for Western Australia.
Travellers will need to comply with requirements in the state or territory of their arrival, and any other state or territories that they plan to travel to. Information on entry requirements is updated regularly so it is important to check the latest requirements before travelling. Travellers are also encouraged to check any requirements for stopover destinations that they are transitioning through.
For requirements for travel into specific states and territories in Australia, visit the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs website | State and Territory Information.
For more information on travelling to Australia visit the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs I Travelling to Australia
ALERT
All travellers coming to Australia are required to provide critical health information prior to their departure, through the Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD) https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/digital-passenger-declaration. You can start your DPD 7 days before travel, but must complete it within 72 hours before departure for Australia. Find out more about Australia’s COVID-19 travel and border arrangements.
Duration: 2-8 Weeks
Price
Tourist
Rp. 2. 750.000
Document requirements and prices are subject to change at any time, based on regulations from the embassy or consulate.
