How to prove you have entered Australia

Visitors can present a valid e-visa as proof when Australian customs does not stamp their entry or exit.

Answering the question of reader Dung Dung about how to prove that you have been to Australia to apply for a financial proof exemption when applying for a multiple-entry tourist visa to Korea, the representative of the Visa Center, Consular Office of the Korean Embassy in Hanoi, said that you only need to submit a valid Australian visa (type 600). In the case of an electronic visa, you need to print it out and attach it to the general application.

In other cases, Vietnamese people can go to the Australian Embassy in Hanoi or the Australian Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City to request information about their immigration history.

Since 2015, Australia has stopped using paper visas (pasted into passports), applying electronic visas in all cases. In addition, customs of this country also does not stamp entry and exit on passports.

According to the experience of a visa service provider as well as some people who have been to Australia, when entering and exiting the country, visitors should proactively ask for a stamp to facilitate future travel as well as prove their history in Australia. You can ask directly the customs or airport staff where to get the stamp.

Tam Anh

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