Other ordinary passports need an Australian visitor visa before travel
The listed ordinary-passport visitors need an appropriate Australian visa before travel; subclass 600 is the general tourist route, not a nationality-wide eVisa class.
- The cohort covers ordinary national passports for tourism, cruises, or visits to family and friends from outside Australia.
- Nationality alone does not establish one visa subclass for every case; business, medical, study, work, sponsorship, or another purpose can require a different route.
- Online application and a digitally linked grant do not turn subclass 600 into a nationality-wide eVisa in this taxonomy.
- Transit, crew, diplomatic, official, refugee, stateless, non-citizen, and other special-document routes remain outside this policy.
- Existing visas, residence or citizenship status, New Zealand family routes, health, character, security, and border decisions remain case-specific.
Official sourcesAustralian Department of Home Affairs: Can I go to Australia?Federal Register of Legislation: Migration Act 1958: visa essential for travelAustralian Department of Home Affairs: Visitor visa subclass 600 tourist streamAustralian Department of Home Affairs: Transit visa subclass 771Australian Department of Home Affairs: New Zealand citizens and their family