It is essential to know what kind of documents are needed to travel to Australia. These are the following: The most crucial document to travel to Australia is the passport. According to the Ministry of Tourism, it must be valid for the entirety of your stay in the country.

Other documents required to travel to Australia are a return airline ticket and proof of financial means to pay for your stay.
The country usually also asks about the activities to be carried out during the trip, where you will be staying, and how you will be transported between destinations.

Here you will find some general information about Australia that will allow you to better plan your trip...Let's see:

• Currency - The Australian dollar is the country's official currency. It is expressed in dollars and cents, hence the dollar symbol $ and the cents symbol ¢ are used. In texts, the Australian dollar is identified by the code AUD. $1 is equivalent to approx. AUD 1.48.
• Languages - The most widely spoken language is English. It is the mother tongue of 73% of the Australian population. But this is not the only language: Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Spanish, and Italian are also spoken.
• Socket type - In Australia, plug type is I. The standard voltage is 230V, and the standard frequency is 50Hz.
• Time zone - In Australia, there are three time zones, from west to east: UTC+8, UTC+9.5, and UTC+10. So, depending on your chosen city, you will have a greater or lesser time difference.
• Top 3 cities to visit - Sidney, Perth, and Brisbane.
• Top landmarks/monuments - Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, and the Great Barrier Reef.

The visa is an essential document for this trip; therefore, we have made a list of Australia's types of visas. These are as follows:

• Tourist Visa - This is the option you are looking for if you are coming to Australia on vacation or for a short stay. This visa is required for all international travelers., so it will be requested if you come from any of the international flights.
  There are two types of tourist visas, the eVisitor Visa, which is free and allows you to stay for up to a maximum of 90 days Per Entry, and the Tourist Visitor Visa, which costs between 150 and 1,120 AUD (depending on nationality) and allows you to stay for up to a maximum of 90 days Per Entry in the country.
• Student Visa - The student visa is the most popular and ideal if you want to study in Australia while working part-time to pay for your stay. To obtain this document, you must enroll in the required course for at least ten weeks.
  This type of visa has no age limit for the applicant. You do not have to prove a minimum level of English and your partner can accompany you and work part-time, even if they are not a student. The average cost of this visa is 650 Australian dollars.

This travel information is about the approximate expenses you can have on a trip to Australia. Take this information into account when planning your trip.
Daily spending per person - The daily expenditure per person on the trip will depend on what you want; there are some free activities, such as walking tours, but there can also be tours between 30 and 40 dollars per person.

• Meals - When looking for a place to eat, you can find restaurants that can cost around 15 dollars per person, but there are also more luxurious places where you can spend up to 65 dollars per person.
• Transportation - The cost of transportation will depend on whether it is private or public. The prices vary between 10 and 30 dollars per day.
• Hotel - The average price will depend on the type of hotel you are looking for. For example, for backpackers, cheap lodgings can cost around 60 Australian dollars for two people, whereas for travelers wanting more luxurious hotels, the cost can be up to 130 Australian dollars per day.