How Much is Australia Visa Fee in Nigeria?

It goes without saying that Australia is one of the most lively countries on the planet. Many Nigerians visit this country to learn about its culture and lifestyle, as well as for education or immigration. You must, however, be familiar with Australian visa fees and application processes before applying.

Visa fees for Australia vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for, and because there are so many different types of visas, it can be difficult to keep track of the specific fees.

For an Australia visa, you have to pay a base application fee as well as some additional charges, depending on the payment method you use.

The following are the base application fees for an Australia Visa in Nigeria:

*The applicable visa fee in ₦ (naira) is as per the current exchange rate as of September 2023. The fees could change at any time. You should contact the Immigration office to see about the fees you have to pay.

What documents do I need to apply for an Australian visa?

When applying for an Australian visa in Nigeria, you must provide some essential documents to prove your identity, financial status, and travel plans. These supporting documents vary based on the type of visa; however, they usually include the following:

• A valid Nigerian Passport –  with at least 6 months of remaining validity
• Passport-type photograph
• Photocopies of the passport and ID card
• Proof of status
• Itinerary
• Medical check report
• Bank Statement
• Educational documents (For Study permit)
• Employment Letter
• Proof of accommodation or Hotel Reservations

In addition to the above documents, you will need to provide your biometrics (fingerprints and a digital photograph) unless you have been exempted. You can get more information on the biometrics requirement in the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP). You can also book your visa appointment with the TLC contact-Australian Visa Application Centre. See below for the address.

Where can I do biometrics for an Australian visa in Nigeria?

You can do your biometrics at any of the Australian visa application centers in Lagos or Abuja. In other words, you have to go in person and to the Australian Visa Application Centres in Lagos or Abuja to lodge your visa application and provide your biometrics at the same time.

If you submit your application by mail or courier, you will be sent a letter requiring you and any of your dependant applicants to attend one of the Visa Application Centres to provide your biometrics, before the application can be finalized.

All family members included in a visa application come in person to have their biometrics collected at the same time. Below are the addresses of the Australian Visa Application Centres in Nigeria;

Contact Details:

How do I Apply for an Australian visa from Nigeria?

Applying for an Australian visa from Nigeria can sometimes be a complex and time-consuming process – especially if you don’t know how to find your way around it.

I offer this assistance for a small fee to process the visa. Kindly reach out via the Contact Us section above; I will respond without delay.

If you wish to process it yourself, here’s a step-by-step guide about how to get an Australian visa in Nigeria:

1. Determine the Australian visa type
2. Gather the required documents
3. Complete the online application
4. Pay the visa application fee
5. Book a biometrics appointment
6. Wait for a decision on your Passport
7. Collect your Passport

• Step 1 – Determine the Australian visa type: Identify the visa that matches the purpose of your travel to Australia.
• Step 2 – Gather the required documents: Ensure you have all the necessary documents, I have listed some of the required documents above on this page.
• Step 3 – Complete the online application: Fill out the visa application form accurately, providing the required details.
• Step 4 – Pay the visa application fee: Pay the required fee along with your application. The fee varies based on the visa type and duration. See the table above for Australian visa fees.
• Step 5 – Book a biometrics appointment: Schedule an appointment at the Australian Visa Application Centre (AVAC) to provide your biometric information.
• Step 6 – Wait for a decision on your Passport – Wait for your Passport to be approved by the embassy official. It generally takes 14 working days to decide upon.
• Step 7 – Collect your Passport – Finally, If your visa is approved – you will get a decision that it’s approved. If rejected, you will get an explanation as to the reasons for denial.

How long does it take to process an Australian visa from Nigeria?

The processing time for an Australian visa from Nigeria varies based on the season or timing and the volume of applications received. In general, it can take the Embassy 14-30 days to grant a valid visa. For an Australian visitor visa, it can take up to 26 days to process it. Business visa takes up to 18 days to process. A student visa can take between 3 – 6 months.

Keep in mind that the Embassy will most likely delay or reject your visa if your application needs to be completed or contains errors.

How much is the visit visa for Australia from Nigeria?

The cost of an Australian visit visa (Visitor visa (subclass 600) in Nigeria can cost up to AUD 475.00 (₦ 238,506). Note that there are other additional charges which can cost as high as AUD 280 for applicants above or over 18 years of age.

How much is a student visa from Nigeria to Australia?

The base application charge for an Australian student Visa (Student Visa-subclass 500, 590) is 710 AUD (₦ 356,717). Additional applicant charges (18 and over) cost up to AUD 420. The Subsequent temporary application charges cost AUD700.

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