EUROPE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION
ETIAS Application for Australian Citizens
Planning a trip to the EU/Schengen Area? Here are the essential ETIAS application details you’ll need to know.
About ETIAS
The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) is the EU’s new European travel and security framework. By launching the system in November 2025, the European Union intends to strengthen its external borders and enhance its threat-curbing capabilities.
Completing the ETIAS application will take you no more than 15 minutes, and once submitted, you’ll get your application feedback within hours.
If authorized, you’ll be able to visit all the EU/Schengen Area countries (except Ireland) for three years in compliance with the Schengen 90/180-day rule.
Application Requirements
Once the ETIAS system is operational in 2025, Australian citizens must show valid ETIAS authorization upon arrival at the EU border. The application process is simple since all you need to provide are the following:
- A valid biometric passport.
- Completed application form.
- A valid E-mail to get notified of the outcome of your application.
You Need to Provide Information About:
- Full Name
- Nationality
- Date / Place of Birth / Country
- Current Address
- Contact Phone Number
- Active Email Address
- Passport Data
You Need to Answer Questions on:
- Employment History
- Medical History
- Criminal History
- Educational Background
- Purpose of Visit
- Intended Number of Days of Visit
- History of Past Trips to Europe
ETIAS Application
Cancelation/Denial of ETIAS Authorization
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ETIAS Application
Simple steps to get your ETIAS Visa
Get notified when
ETIAS is mandatory
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Receive ETIAS
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Cancellation/Denial of ETIAS Authorization
Although the ETIAS application is estimated to have about a 95% of approval rate, your ETIAS authorization might be denied or canceled if you:
- Intentionally or unintentionally fail to provide truthful information in your application.
- Pose a threat to the security of the EU and its citizens.
- Overstayed your last visit in the EU/Schengen Area and now are blacklisted from entering the Schengen.
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