What are the visa requirements for Australian citizens?

Australian passport ranks 6th in terms of travel freedom as per the Henley Passport Index. Citizens of Australia have the liberty of traveling to 183 countries and territories, visa-free or with access of visa on arrival.

Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, and Japan are some of the prominent nations where a visa is not required. Australians have the liberty to travel to these countries whenever they wish to, without worrying about the hassle of going through visa application process.

A few nations avail Australians a visa on arrival, to make their travel easier. Some of these nations are; Cambodia, Egypt, Iran, Oman, Qatar, Rwanda, Uganda, Paraguay, and Zimbabwe.
The United States of America offers Australians a visa waiver program. As per this program, citizens of Australia, can travel to the United States for tourism or business purpose for up to 90 days without having to apply for a visa. Thus, Australians can easily move back and forth to USA for a certain amount of time, as much as they need.

There are countries providing e-visas to Australian citizens as well. Getting a visa through online application is way better than having to stand in lines for a visa. India, Myanmar, Turkey, Kuwait, and Kenya, are few prominent nations which offer the same.

Meanwhile, there are several nations which require Australians to apply for a visa in advance, these include; Bhutan, Ghana, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, China, etc.

The table below provides information on the visa requirements for Australian citizens by country.

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