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  Park Regis City Centre Sydney from  $121.69  USD  
  Citigate Central Sydney Sydney from  $128.54  USD  
  Medina Executive Coogee Sydney from  $150.00  USD  
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All visitors to Australia, except New Zealanders, require a visa or Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). Visa application forms can be obtained from Australian High Commissions, embassies or consulates ; citizens of the US can also get them from the embassy Internet sites. Three-month tourist visas , valid for multiple entry over one year, are issued free and processed over the counter, or are returned in three weeks by mail. However, the new computerized system, Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) can speed things up: passengers give their details to airline or travel agents who transmit them to Australia, with confirmation taking only a few minutes. You must be flying on a major airline, and travel agents charge to process the visas.
Longer visas, working visas and extensions
Visits from three to six months incur a fee (UK £25; US $36; CND $55). If you think you might stay more than three months, it's best to get the longer visa before departure, because once you get to Australia visa extensions cost AU$145. You...
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Customs and quarantine
The duty-free allowance on entry is one litre of alcohol and 250 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco. Australia has strict quarantine laws that apply to fruit, vegetables, fresh and packaged food, seed and some animal products, among other things; expect to be...
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