All travellers are responsible for ensuring they hold the correct and valid travel documentation required for their destination, transit points and return to Australia, including passports, visas, permits and any other applicable entry documentation.
For international travel, travellers must hold a valid passport. Many countries require passports to remain valid for at least six months beyond the intended date of travel or departure from the destination; however, requirements vary between countries and may change without notice. Travellers must confirm the specific passport validity requirements applicable to their itinerary prior to departure.
Visa and entry requirements vary according to the destination, purpose and duration of travel, transit arrangements and the traveller’s nationality and passport. Some destinations may permit eligible travellers to obtain a visa or entry authority on arrival, while others require a visa, electronic travel authority or other approval to be obtained before departure.
The Accommodation Brokers may provide general information or assistance regarding passport, visa and entry requirements; however, such information should not be relied upon as legal or immigration advice. It remains the traveller’s responsibility to confirm and satisfy all applicable requirements with the relevant government, embassy, consulate or immigration authority before travelling.
The Accommodation Brokers accepts no responsibility for any loss, expense, delay, cancellation, denied boarding or refusal of entry arising from a traveller’s failure to obtain or carry the required travel documentation, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
We strongly recommend checking all passport, visa and entry requirements well in advance of your departure date.
