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Australia Immi Account - How to Submit Documents for ETA 601 Tutorial

To begin, start a new application on the ETA app. Scan the passport of the applicant. Read the passport chip. Then, take the applicant's live photo. Complete the form. If you have not booked any accommodations, you can state we plan to get the ETA first before booking the hotel. Tap on the Add another applicant button to apply for more than one person in a group. If you're applying for someone else, then select 'No' for 'Are you the applicant'. Proceed to make the payment. 2:51 - Setup ImmiAccount You will then receive an email informing you whether your ETA is granted or you have to submit further information. Click on the ETA form link provided in the email. You will be directed to the Australian immi website. Create an Immi account if you don’t already have one. Verify your email address. Enter your details. Set a password. Choose your secret questions and answers. Set up your multifactor authentication. Read and agree to the terms and conditions. Click next. Fill out your application context. State the reason for visiting. Select yes if the application has more than one applicant. Enter group name to create a new group. Select document type. After selecting the document, remember to click 'Aattach'. Get the ETA reference number from the document attached in the email. Please check that all information provided is correct before proceeding. I submitted the application for me and husband on the app, made the payment. 1:22 - What I submitted on Immi Account (no translation was done for documents in Malay): 3 months of bank statements showing regular income and expenses. Business registration certificate. Employee provident fund (superannuation) account statement. Title deed of my residential property. Travel itinerary. My son's birth certificate and his school fee receipt. Passport stamps and visas Cover letter. Form 1554 Passport and ID card 2:12 - Important Tips It is important to provide evidence that you will go back to your home country after your visit to Australia. Examples of Travellers Who Might Be Suspected of over Staying in Australia and be rejected: Young, single individuals with no strong ties to home, for example no job, studies, or family obligations. People from countries with high overstay rates or ongoing political or economic instability. Visitors with insufficient funds or unclear travel plans. Applicants with previous visa overstays or rejections. Strong ties to your home country like work, school, or family, evidence like salary slip, employer letter, proof of property ownership or lease, savings, fixed deposit statements, etc. can help support your application.