Which countries can travel to Australia?

The only people who can travel to Australia are:

• Australian citizens.
• permanent residents.
• immediate family members.
• travellers who have been in New Zealand for at least the 14 days before the date of departure. This does not include the Realm Countries of the Cook Islands and Niue.

What does DFAT stand for in travel?

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

How do I get a travel exemption?

To complete a travel exemption request you should hold a visa, or have applied for a visa, and provide information and documents to support your request. Requests may be finalised without further consideration if insufficient evidence is provided. This may include the following: proof of identity.

Is the Department of Foreign Affairs providing travel advice?

The Department of Foreign Affairs regularly updates its travel advice for over 200 countries and we would encourage our citizens to read this information carefully before they travel. Information on Irish passport services including passport online, how to apply and answers to most frequently asked questions.

Is the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade against the law?

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade advises against all non-essential travel overseas until further notice. This includes Great Britain but does not apply to Northern Ireland. It also includes all travel by cruise ship.

Is there a do not travel warning for the USA?

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade updated its advice saying there was a potential for violence in the coming days and weeks.

Why is the Department of Foreign Affairs important to Ireland?

Ireland’s economic renewal is central to our work, both at home and throughout our extensive Embassy network. The Department of Foreign Affairs regularly updates its travel advice for over 200 countries and we would encourage our citizens to read this information carefully before they travel.

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