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Is it easy to obtain a multi-entry O visa in Australia for a 70-year-old retiree?

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Jun 23, 2018

8 years ago

Mike *******

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Is it easy to get a a multi entry O visa in Australia. My mate wants to come regulatory for up to 3  months. He is 70 and has a good pension

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Obtaining a multi-entry O visa in Australia is manageable if all necessary requirements are met. However, for a 70-year-old who plans to stay for only up to three months, a single-entry Non-Immigrant O visa or a special tourist visa (SETV) may be more appropriate, and he can extend it if needed.

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Steve *******

If your mate is only coming for 3 months he just needs the single entry non imm 0 visa not the multi entry version, or even an SETV and then extend it.

8 years ago

Robert *******

If you meet al the requirements it is easy.

8 years ago

Robert *******

Here is the link to Melbourne:

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8 years ago

Ralph **********

melbourne's pretty cool. I enquired there a few months ago about getting a visa based on my thai marriage - had i had all the docs with me it would have been very straightfoward. Staff were very jai yen.

8 years ago

Robert *******

He can also apply by mail at the Embassy in Canberra:

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8 years ago

Mike *******

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Thanks I will forward to him.

8 years ago

Robert *******

Brisbane Consulate:

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8 years ago

Robert *******

Sydney Consulate:

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8 years ago

Robert *******

Sorry to read that Google does not work in BKK, one moment please.

8 years ago

Mike *******

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He is between Sydney and Brisbane. Can go to either. I am in BKK but from UK so can't help.

8 years ago

Robert *******

The requirements can differ between the Thai Embassy or Consulates, so I have to use google to find the correct ones and need to know where your friend is going to apply.

8 years ago

Mike *******

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Can you list the requirements please?

8 years ago

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