Australia visit visa subclass 600 fee and minimum bank statement in Pakistani rupees

Australia offers the Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) to foreign nationals, including Pakistanis, who wish to visit the country for tourism, to meet family or friends. The visa is available to applicants applying from outside Australia and generally allows a stay of up to three months. It can be issued as either a single-entry or multiple-entry visa. Multiple-entry visa holders can leave and re-enter Australia while the visa remains valid. The Subclass 600 visa also allows visitors to study or undertake training for up to three months. However, working in Australia on this visa is not permitted. Australia Visitor Visa fee The application fee for the Australia Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) starts from AUD 200 per applicant. Applicants may also need to pay additional charges for: Health examinations Police clearance certificates Biometric verification Visitor Visa bank statement requirement Australia does not prescribe an official minimum bank balance for the Visitor Visa. However, applicants must demonstrate they have sufficient funds to cover return airfare, accommodation, and daily living expenses during their stay. In most cases, applicants provide AUD 5,000 to AUD 10,000 in available funds for short visits, along with three to six months of bank statements as proof of financial capacity. Bank balance in Pakistani rupees Based on the exchange rate provided (1 AUD = Rs191.84): AUD 5,000 = approximately Rs959,200 AUD 10,000 = approximately Rs1,918,400 Maintaining funds within this range can help demonstrate that an applicant has the financial capacity to cover travel and living expenses during their stay in Australia.