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Bali Visa on Arrival for Australians: e-VOA Cost, Stay and Rules
Australian passport holders can get Indonesia's Visa on Arrival (B1) or e-VOA for IDR 500,000, valid for a 30-day stay and extendable once. Official rules, checked October 2026.
Cambodia Visa for Australians: e-Visa and Visa on Arrival Explained
Australians visiting Cambodia can use the official tourist e-Visa (US$30 visa fee) or a visa on arrival at international airports and major land borders. Checked October 2026.
Japan Visa for Australians: Visa Exemption, 90-Day Stay and Passport Rules
Australian passport holders do not need a visa for short stays in Japan of up to 90 days. Official rules on purpose, passport validity and work, checked October 2026.
Maldives Visa on Arrival for Australians: Free Tourist Visa and Entry Rules
The Maldives grants tourist visas on arrival with no pre-approval. Entry requirements, the IMUGA traveller declaration and passport rules, checked October 2026.
Nepal Visa on Arrival for Australians: Fees, Lengths and How It Works
Nepal offers tourist visas on arrival for 15, 30 or 90 days (US$30, US$50, US$125). Official fees, passport validity and steps, checked October 2026.
Sri Lanka Visa for Australians: Free 30-Day ETA (From 25 May 2026)
Australians can get a free Sri Lanka tourist ETA for 30 days with double entry, but must still apply before arrival. Official rules, checked October 2026.
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