Australian Visas in Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia | Passport and visa service

Australian Visas

Locality: Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 431 043 190

Address: 5/29-31 East Parade Sutherland 2232 Sutherland, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.australianvisas.ph/

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25.01.2022 Are you arriving from overseas to a city that isn’t your final destination in Australia? State and territory governments have varying restrictions that may aff...ect your onward journey home. Get the latest information on Australian travel restrictions here: https://www.health.gov.au//state-quarantine-requirements-f. The situation is changing often and at short notice. #beinformed #beprepared

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23.01.2022 Useful information for Australian Citizens who are stranded overseas. Check this out----

22.01.2022 Are you arriving from overseas to a city that isn’t your final destination in Australia? State and territory governments have varying restrictions that may aff...ect your onward journey home. Get the latest information on Australian travel restrictions here: https://www.health.gov.au//state-quarantine-requirements-f. The situation is changing often and at short notice. #beinformed #beprepared

21.01.2022 AUSTRALIANS IN THE PHILIPPINES If you have been ticketed by PAL for the special user-pays flights on Tuesday 26 May, here is a checklist to help you prepare for... departure: #1 Confirm all details on your passenger ticket are correct If not, you should call PAL on (+63 2) 8855 1000 directly to discuss any issue relating to your flight or registration. We are unable to make changes with PAL on your behalf. #2 Print your passenger ticket and letter from the Embassy In order to assist with movement through checkpoints, you should bring a printed version of your PAL ticket. Once ticketed, PAL will issue a Laissez Passer (letter). You will need to print and carry a hardcopy of your ticket and the laissez passer to get through any checkpoints an e-copy may not be enough. If you havent received your letter, please follow up with PAL directly on (+63 2) 8855 1000. #3 Confirm your transport to the airport You need to make arrangements for your transport to the airport that you will depart from. The Australian Embassy will continue to work with the relevant provincial and local authorities to assist with movements through the checkpoints. You may need to consider private car hire company. Your accommodation or your local Department of Tourism (DoT) may be able to help arrange an airport transfer. Please also refer to previous posts on our social media that included some information on transport options. Department of Tourism - Philippines can be contacted via Facebook Messenger or their Regional Offices: http://www.tourism.gov.ph/regional_offices.aspx #4 Obtain your medical clearance if needed Different Barangays and provinces have different requirements. We suggest you obtain a medical clearance for your flight from the municipal health offices. #5 Bring Personal Protective Equipment PAL is not exercising social distancing on the flight. You are required to supply your own mask to be worn during the flights. #6 If you need to book accommodation near the airport You may seek the assistance of your DoT for available accommodation options in your area. DoT can be contacted via Facebook Messenger or their Regional Offices. #7 For non-Australian passport holders, ensure you bring Australian visa documentation and exemptions to the airport Departing the Philippines for Filipinos If you are travelling on a Filipino passport, you need to ensure that the Philippines Bureau Immigration will allow you to depart the Philippines. If you are: - A holder of an Australian Visitor Visa; or - Have a pending family or partner visa application; or have a pending application for Citizenship by Descent with the Australian Department of Home Affairs; bring printed evidence of your current Australian visa or any pending Australian visa application and your exemption email from the Australian Department of Home Affairs to show the Philippines Bureau of Immigration. Examples of this evidence include: The Acknowledgement of Application Received letter from the Department of Home Affairs; Printed screenshot of your ImmiAccount which displays the status of any visa applications that you have lodged online; Printed evidence of your relationship with the Australian citizen or Permanent Resident you have applied to migrate with i.e. spouse (marriage certificate), child (birth certificate), legal guardian (birth certificate or court orders) and evidence of that persons status in A/a passport of PR visa. For Citizenship by Descent applicants should also have a printed copy of your birth certificate and a copy of your Australian parents passport. Entering Australia for non-Australian passport holders (e.g. Filipino passport holders) If you are travelling on a non-Australian passport, you need to ensure you have approval to enter Australia. Please check with Australian Department of Home Affairs (https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/) for specific guidance. You should bring proof of your valid Australian visa and proof of your exemption (if required) issued by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. #8 Resolve your Philippine Visa Issues The Bureau of Immigration will be available at the terminal in Manila (NAIA) to resolve any visa issues. Please note if you have overstayed your visa because of COVID-19 lock down you still need to pay fees. Visa penalties and fines are waived, however visa extension fees are still payable. If you have overstayed your visa prior to the lockdown you should contact the Bureau of Immigration in advance as these issues may not be able to be resolved at the airport. See Immigration links. Bureau of Immigration and Immigration Helpline PH Facebook page Call: +63 2 8465 2400 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; and [email protected] #9 Prepare for the Mandatory 14-day quarantine in Australia Once you arrive, you will be required to undertake a government funded mandatory 14-day quarantine at designated facilities (hotel). Travellers will be transported directly to their designated hotel after appropriate immigration, customs and enhanced health checks. For more information see the Victorian government https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/information-overseas-travellers and New South Wales government https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectio//Pages/default.aspx You can stay updated on restrictions in Australia at https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au. You can also download the Australian Governments coronavirus app here: https://apps.apple.com//app/coronavirus-austr/id1503846231 #10 Arrange onward travel in Australia following quarantine You are responsible for arranging onwards travel to your final destination in Australia once the 14 day quarantine is complete. As always, we continue to encourage you to read our Philippines travel advice on smartraveller.gov.au and subscribe for updates. Also follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

20.01.2022 Information from the Australian Embassy in the Philippines.

17.01.2022 Are you arriving from overseas to a city that isnt your final destination in Australia? State and territory governments have varying restrictions that may aff...ect your onward journey home. Get the latest information on Australian travel restrictions here: https://www.health.gov.au//state-quarantine-requirements-f. The situation is changing often and at short notice. #beinformed #beprepared

14.01.2022 With some quarantine conditions easing, commercial flight options are likely to increase. This may include transits through Singapore and Hong Kong in the near ...future. At this stage the Embassy has no plans to facilitate additional flights. Please keep following our social media for information on commercial flight options to Australia. We advise Australians remaining in the Philippines to follow local guidance on quarantine and health measures and to subscribe to smartraveller.gov.au for the latest advice: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinati/asia/philippines

13.01.2022 Australians in the Philippines: There are still a few tickets left on the Manila-Melbourne Philippine Airlines flight on May 26th. Manila-Sydney tickets have so...ld out. For ticketed passengers, PAL will send you a letter from the Embassy to facilitate your travel through checkpoints to the airport. Requirements for COVID-19 medical clearance certificates vary from region to region. Please contact your local Department of Tourism office for advice. They may direct you to the Bureau of Quarantine offices in your location or local health offices. If you need assistance to arrange transport to the airport, please contact your local Department of Tourism office for details of car services and transport operators available in your area.

12.01.2022 AUSTRALIANS IN THE PHILIPPINES: Daily passenger arrival caps into Australia and suspension of flights to Melbourne for the next few months will make it diffic...ult to return to Australia. If you have reservations covering those dates, please get in touch with your airline to see if they have other options for you. While in the Philippines, continue to follow the instructions of local authorities regarding community quarantine. Continue to follow smartraveller.gov.au for the latest travel updates.

01.01.2022 Useful information for Australian Citizens who are stranded overseas. Check this out----