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Visas, migration and citizenship
Visitors to the Immigration and Citizenship Section are accepted by appointment only.
To make an appointment please call us on 06 580 7070 between 0900–1200 Sunday to Thursday.
Otherwise you can email or fax us for an appointment at a time of your convenience.
Email: immigration.amman@dfat.gov.au
Fax: 06 580 7071
Lodging a visa application
Applications for Jordanian, Iraqi and Syria citizens must be lodged at the Australian Embassy in Amman.
If you are a citizen of another country, you may be eligible for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or apply for an ETA on the Internet.
See: ETA website
The World Index provides information about where to lodge visa applications for temporary and permanent entry to Australia. The World Index provides the contact details for every Australian mission overseas where visa applications can be lodged and processed.
See: World Index
Information about visa types and how to apply are available below.
Visa types
Temporary visas
Tourists and Family Sponsored Visa
Business Visa (Short Stay)
Medical Treatment Visa
Transit Visa
Student Visa
Temporary Residence Visa
Special arrangements for Iraqi Officials
World Youth Day 2008 - Visas for pilgrims
Migration visas
Skilled and Business Migration
Family Migration
Partner (Spouse, Fiancé)
Child
Parent
Other Family
Refugee and Special Humanitarian Program
Citizenship
Visa Application Charges (Fees)
For applications lodged with the Amman Visa Office, application fees are payable in Jordanian Dinars in Cash only. Sponsors can also pay at any DIAC office in Australia.
For a list of all Visa Application and Citizenship Fees
See: Immigration Charges (Fees)
Medical Examinations
All permanent entry applicants and students are required to undergo a medical examination with an Embassy Panel Doctor.
In addition, visa applicants who will be in a classroom environment or are over 70 years of age will be required to undergo a medical examination by a Panel Doctor.
If you need to undertake a medical examination you will be required to visit one of these doctors in Jordan, Iraq or Syria.
For a complete list of the Australian Government's Panel Doctors
See: Panel Doctors
Client Service Charter
This Charter describes the department’s commitment to quality service in the delivery of visa, citizenship, settlement and language services and the application of immigration law. This charter lets you know what you can expect in your dealings with us and what you can do to help us serve you better.
See: Client Service Charter