Australia Visa Agents in Delhi
Need help with an Australia Tourist or Business Visitor visa? We assist with Visitor visa (subclass 600) Tourist and Business Visitor applications, with practical guidance on documents, funds, invitations, travel purpose and the information entered before lodgement.
Tourist and business visitor visa assistance
We focus on two visitor categories only. That keeps the advice relevant to what you plan to do in Australia and the documents that should support it.
Choose the right visitor visa stream for your trip
A holiday, a visit to family and a short business trip can all fall within the visitor visa framework, but the supporting evidence is not the same. A salaried traveller may need to explain approved leave and trip funding; a business owner may need to show normal business activity and finances; a business visitor may need an invitation, meeting schedule or conference evidence.
Our office is at Bhikaji Cama Place in New Delhi. We regularly speak with applicants from R.K. Puram, Safdarjung, Green Park, Hauz Khas, Vasant Vihar, Chanakyapuri, Defence Colony, Greater Kailash, Nehru Place and other parts of Delhi. Gurugram and Noida remain separate supporting location pages.
Common questions from Australia visa applicants in Delhi
Most questions are not about collecting the maximum number of papers. They are about choosing the relevant evidence and making sure the application explains the trip clearly.
Bank statements and trip funding
We look at who is paying, whether the funds fit the proposed trip and whether the financial evidence makes sense for the applicant’s normal circumstances.
Family or friends in Australia
An invitation can help explain the purpose of travel, but the applicant still needs to show their own profile, finances and temporary travel plan.
Salaried applicants
Employment continuity, approved leave, salary evidence and realistic travel dates can help explain why the visit is temporary and how it fits around work in India.
Business owners and directors
Company background, ongoing business activity, source of funds and the reason for travel should be presented in a way that is easy to follow.
Meetings and conferences
For eligible business visitor travel, the invitation, meeting schedule, Indian company role and funding arrangement should all support the same purpose.
Previous refusal or complicated history
A previous decision should be read carefully before preparing a new application. Repeating the same file without addressing the underlying concern may not help.
Your documents should match your profile and travel purpose
The visa stream may be the same, but the evidence can look very different depending on the applicant and the reason for travel.
Holiday travellers
Itinerary, accommodation, leave, finances and a realistic trip plan.
Visiting family or friends
Invitation details, relationship evidence, funding and your own circumstances in India.
Company-sponsored travel
Employer letter, purpose of visit, meetings and who will cover the expenses.
Business owners
Company background, financial position and evidence of the commercial purpose.
Previous visa refusal
The earlier decision should be read carefully before a fresh application is prepared.
First international trip
Travel history is only one part of the assessment; the rest of the profile still needs to make sense.
Tourist visa guidance for holidays and family visits
The Tourist stream of the Visitor visa (subclass 600) can be relevant for holidays, sightseeing, cruises and visits to family or friends. A useful application explains the proposed dates, where the applicant plans to stay, how the trip will be funded and the applicant’s normal circumstances in India.
For salaried applicants, employment and approved leave can help explain the timing of the visit. For business owners, normal company activity and financial records may be more relevant. If family or friends in Australia are inviting the applicant, the invitation supports the reason for travel but does not replace the applicant’s own evidence.
Read the Tourist Visa guideBusiness visitor guidance for meetings, conferences and trade visits
The Business Visitor stream is designed for permitted short business visitor activities rather than ordinary work in Australia. Depending on the trip, useful evidence can include an Australian invitation, meeting confirmation, conference registration, Indian employer or company letter, business itinerary and funding arrangement.
The application should make it easy to understand why this particular applicant needs to travel, what they will do during the visit and how the trip connects to their work or business in India. If the intended activity is actually employment or service delivery in Australia, it should not be presented as a business visit simply to fit a visitor category.
Read the Business Visitor guideWhat your Australia Visitor visa application should make clear
Good content is not a long pile of documents. The application should make the temporary travel purpose, funding and the applicant’s circumstances understandable without contradictions.
Why are you travelling?
Holiday, family visit, meeting or conference: the purpose stated in the application should match the itinerary, invitation and supporting papers.
How will the trip be funded?
Personal savings, employer funding or genuine sponsorship should be explained consistently and supported by credible financial evidence.
Why is the visit temporary?
Employment, business, studies, immediate family or other ongoing commitments in India can help explain the applicant’s normal life outside Australia.
Does every document tell the same story?
Travel dates, employment details, bank statements, invitations and the online application should not conflict with one another.
Is the business activity actually permitted?
A Business Visitor can undertake qualifying meetings, enquiries, contract discussions and conferences, but ordinary work or direct public selling is different.
Has a previous refusal been addressed?
If there was an earlier refusal, the useful question is what has changed or what evidence now addresses the concern—not how to hide the previous decision.
Biometrics may now be required after you lodge
Australia expanded biometric collection requirements for new visa applications lodged in India from 26 October 2026. Home Affairs will advise the applicant if fingerprints and a facial image are required and provide instructions on how to complete the requirement.
Depending on the applicant’s circumstances, biometrics may be completed at an Australian Biometrics Collection Centre or, where eligible, through the Australian Immi App. Do not book a biometric appointment simply because another applicant was asked to do so; follow the instructions issued for your own application.
ImmiAccount and post-lodgement communication matter
Most Australian visa applications are lodged online through ImmiAccount. After submission, keep checking the nominated email address and ImmiAccount for requests, biometric instructions, health requirements or additional-document notices.
Missing an official request or deadline can create avoidable problems. Our role is to help applicants prepare a coherent file and understand the next step; the Department of Home Affairs controls the assessment, processing time and final decision.
Common issues to correct before you lodge
Competitor pages often focus on “complete documents.” In practice, completeness also means the facts make sense together and the evidence genuinely supports them.
Unexplained recent deposits
A large balance is not automatically persuasive when the source of the money is unclear or inconsistent with normal income.
Vague or unrealistic itinerary
A travel plan should fit the trip length, budget and reason for visiting rather than reading like a generic list of attractions.
Employment dates that do not match
Job details, salary records, leave dates and the online application should describe the same employment situation.
Business invitation without context
An invitation is stronger when the relationship, purpose, dates, meetings and funding arrangement are understandable.
Old refusal repeated unchanged
Submitting the same evidence again without addressing the earlier concern may leave the same weakness in place.
Too many irrelevant uploads
More pages do not automatically create a stronger file. Relevant evidence presented clearly is usually more useful than document volume.
Australia Visitor visa documents that support your trip
Home Affairs recommends providing a clear reason for travel and the information needed to assess the application. We organise the documents so the important parts are easy to understand.
See document guidanceAustralia Visitor visa application process
Most Australian visa applications are lodged online through ImmiAccount. The preparation should be done before the application is treated as ready to submit.
Discuss your trip
Purpose, intended dates, occupation, funding and any invitation or business activity.
Prepare the checklist
The document list is adjusted to your circumstances rather than copied from a generic template.
Check the application
Names, dates, finances, employment and supporting papers are reviewed for avoidable inconsistencies.
Prepare for lodgement
We explain the applicable online steps and what may be needed after the application is submitted.
Visit our New Delhi office for an in-person discussion
Applicants who prefer to discuss their Tourist or Business Visitor application in person can visit our office at Ansal Chamber-2, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi - 110066. Please call or WhatsApp before visiting so the team can confirm availability.
Bhikaji Cama Place is convenient for applicants coming from South Delhi, Central Delhi and nearby areas such as R.K. Puram, Safdarjung, Green Park, Hauz Khas, Vasant Vihar, Chanakyapuri, Defence Colony, Greater Kailash and Nehru Place.
Six additional city guides
Delhi is the primary focus of this website. We keep only a small number of additional location pages for major applicant markets outside Delhi.
Questions about Australia visitor visas from Delhi
Requirements and processing can change. The Australian Department of Home Affairs makes the final decision on every application.
View all FAQsWhich Australia visas do you assist with?
We focus on Visitor visa (subclass 600) applications for tourism and eligible short business visits. We do not advertise student, work or migration services on this website.
Where is your Australia visa office in Delhi?
Our office is at Ansal Chamber-2, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi - 110066. Please call or WhatsApp before visiting.
What documents are usually needed for an Australia tourist visa?
The useful documents depend on the applicant, but passport details, travel purpose, finances, employment or business evidence, itinerary and invitation documents can be relevant. There is no single checklist that fits every applicant.
Do applicants in India need biometrics?
For new Australian visa applications lodged in India from 26 October 2026, applicants may be required to provide biometrics. Home Affairs will notify you if this applies and provide instructions.
Can you guarantee Australia visa approval?
No. Visa decisions are made only by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Our role is private consultancy, document planning and application preparation.
Do Australia Visitor visa applications from India go online?
Home Affairs states that most Australian visa applications are lodged online through ImmiAccount. The exact process depends on the visa and applicant circumstances.
Can I work in Australia on a Business Visitor visa?
The Business Visitor stream allows only eligible short business visitor activities. Ordinary work or service delivery in Australia is a different issue and should not be presented as business visitor travel.
Need help with an Australia Tourist or Business Visitor visa?
Call or WhatsApp our Bhikaji Cama Place team before you lodge the application.