Applicants for Australian citizenship must apply through the Department of Home Affairs online portal. The application should be submitted based on your current place of residence, and if you’re unsure where to begin, Anand Education Services is here to assist at every stage.
While you’re allowed to bring one support person to appointments if required, all applications and interviews must strictly follow Australian Government procedures.
Visa Application Whole Process
Ensure You Meet the Eligibility Criteria
You must be a permanent resident, have lived in Australia for the required period, and meet health, character, and language requirements.
Gather Required Documents
Gather key documents such as your passport, residency proof, identity certificates, and police clearance to support your Australian citizenship application
Submit Application & Attend Interview/Test
Apply online and book an appointment for your citizenship interview and test (for applicants aged 18–59). After approval, you’ll be invited to attend a citizenship ceremony to officially become an Australian citizen.
Necessary Documents
Valid passport and ID documents
Permanent residency details
Proof of residence and travel history
Police clearance certificate
Birth certificate or other identity documents
English language documents (if applicable)
Completed Form 1300t or 1290 (based on age/eligibility)
Proof of application fee payment
Application Overview
Processing time: Generally 6–10 months
Stay required: 4 years in Australia, including at least 12 months as a permanent resident
Interview/Test:: Required for most applicants
Application Fee: AUD $540 (may vary by applicant type)
Final Steps: Attend the Australian citizenship ceremony
Becoming an Australian citizen is a proud milestone. With over a decade of experience, Anand Education Services provides trusted support to make your citizenship journey smooth, clear, and successful.
The Australian Transit Visa (Subclass 771) usually takes 1 to 7 working days to process, depending on the completeness of your application and individual circumstances.
The Australian Business Visa (Subclass 600 – Business Visitor stream) allows business professionals to visit Australia for short-term business activities, such as attending meetings, seminars, or negotiations.
Yes. While a Visitor Visa typically allows stays up to 3 months, a Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows you to remain in Australia for the entire duration of your course, which may extend beyond 3 months.
You must have confirmed travel arrangements, hold a valid visa for your onward destination (if required), and remain in Australia for no longer than 72 hours. This visa is ideal for short stopovers between flights.