- 11/07/13, 17:32 #1
Bonjour,
J'ai rempli le formulaire sur le site suivant:
Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO)
J'ai reçu un mail et si j'ai bien compris il précise qu'en gros j'ai un visa et que je n'aurai qu'à montrer ce mail le jour de mon arrivée? Ça me paraît un peu gros car j'ai reçu ce mail très peu de temps après (même pas une heure après) avoir fini de remplir le formulaire
Si quelqu'un peut me rassurer s'il-vous-plaît? Je vais finir par aller dans une agence de voyage et dépenser de l'argent pour obtenir ce fichu visa.
Voici le mail en question :
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
THIS IS AN AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED E-MAIL. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO RESPOND.
29 May 2013
IN REPLY PLEASE QUOTE:
Client Name Julia XXXXXXXXXXX
Date of Birth XX/XX/XXXX
Client ID XXXXXXXXXXXX
Application ID XXXXXXXXXXX
Transaction Reference Number XXXXXXXXXX
Dear Julia XXXXX
NOTIFICATION OF GRANT OF AN EVISITOR FOR TOURIST PURPOSES
This email refers to your application for an eVisitor, which was lodged electronically on 29 May 2013.
The department wishes to advise that a decision has been made on this application and you have been granted an eVisitor on 29 May 2013.
The eVisitor Grant Notice below contains important information about your eVisitor. You must comply with the conditions that apply to your eVisitor.
Please keep a copy of this email and the eVisitor Grant Notice for your reference.
QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR EVISITOR
General information on the eVisitor service can be found at www.immi.gov.au For specific queries or to provide information in relation to your eVisitor you can email[email protected]
CHANGES TO YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES
It is important that you tell us about any changes to your circumstances including your name, passport, contact details or email address as soon as possible. You are required to do this in writing via email to: [email protected]
Please make sure that you include your name, date of birth and Transaction Reference Number when you write to us.
YOUR INFORMATION - YOUR PRIVACY
The department respects your privacy. We are collecting your personal information for the purposes of making decisions under the Migration Act 1958 and the Migration Regulations 1994. We are aware that the way information about you is used and managed can affect your life. We recognise that it is important that the information we hold about you is up-to-date and relevant.
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 stops us from giving your information to others unless specific exceptions apply, for example, you agree to it, or where we are authorised or required by law to disclose it. You also need to be aware that we may disclose your personal information to other Commonwealth (and in some circumstances, state and territory) government agencies where there is a lawful basis for doing so.
There are separate laws relating to your personal identifiers. These laws set out the circumstances in which we can collect personal identifiers and who we can disclose them to. In most cases, the personal identifiers will be your photograph and signature. In some cases, however, we may require other personal identifiers, such as your fingerprints.
For more detailed information, you should read Form 993i Safeguarding your personal information and Form 1243i Your personal identifying information, available on our website or from any of our offices.
CLIENT SERVICE CHARTER
Our Client Service Charter explains our service commitment to you. We are committed to service delivery that is timely, open and accountable, and responsive to your needs. The Charter explains how you can help us and how you can provide feedback or make a complaint. You can read our Client Service Charter on our website, or in a printed copy available from any of our offices.
SERVICE SATISFACTION
The department remains committed to ensuring that all clients, both in Australia and overseas, receive not only fair and reasonable treatment, but also an efficient standard of service that is sensitive to each client's needs.
To provide a compliment, complaint or suggestion you can:
- telephone the Global Feedback Unit (toll-free within Australia) on 13 31 77 during business hours
- complete a feedback form online at www.immi.gov.au
- write to the Manager, Global Feedback Unit, Reply Paid 241, Melbourne Vic 3001 Australia
- contact us directly through any of our offices.
CONTACTING THE DEPARTMENT
You can contact us with a general enquiry in a number of ways including by email, through our website, by telephone through our Contact Centres or offices around the world, or in person. In Australia you can call 13 18 81 between 9 am and 4 pm Monday to Friday. Details on contacting our offices outside Australia are available on our website at www.immi.gov.au
Thank you for applying for an eVisitor. We hope you enjoy your stay in Australia.
Yours sincerely
eVisitor Global Processing Centre
Tasmania State Office
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Email: [email protected]
Facsimile (outside Australia): +61 3 6281 9553
Facsimile (within Australia): 03 6281 9553
EVISITOR GRANT NOTICE
This grant notice details important information, including your eVisitor grant number. This is the unique number assigned to your eVisitor. Please keep this eVisitor grant number with you for the validity of your eVisitor, as you may be asked for it.
EVISITOR GRANT NUMBER 8089501463309
AUTHORITY TO ENTER AUSTRALIA FROM 29 May 2013
AUTHORITY TO ENTER AUSTRALIA CEASES 29 May 2014
AUTHORITY TO STAY IN AUSTRALIA for a period of 3 Months
EVISITOR CONDITIONS 8115, 8201, 8527, 8528
ABOUT YOUR EVISITOR
You have been granted an eVisitor. Your eVisitor allows you to travel to and from Australia any number of times over the next 12 months. On each visit to Australia you can stay for a maximum of three (3) months.
It is important that you comply with the conditions that apply to your eVisitor and you must not enter Australia after the date your authority to enter Australia ceases.
EVIDENCE OF YOUR EVISITOR
You will not have an eVisitor label placed in your passport. Your eVisitor and passport details are electronically recorded. When you check in to fly to Australia, the airline staff will electronically confirm that you have authority to travel to Australia. You are not required to present this email in order to travel to, enter and remain in Australia. However, you may wish to keep a copy of this email with you for your reference.
You can access information about your eVisitor at any time using the Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) system. VEVO is a free internet service that allows you to view your eVisitor details online. Employers, banks and government services can check details about your eVisitor conditions on VEVO once they have your consent to do so. Go towww.immi.gov.au/e_visa/evo.htm and select the 'VEVO for visa holders' link to access your eVisitor information using VEVO. If you do not have
a VEVO password or need your password reset call 13 18 81 in Australia between 9 am and 4 pm Monday to Friday.
EVISITOR CONDITIONS
Your eVisitor has been granted subject to the conditions outlined below. It is important that you comply with these conditions. There may be serious consequences if you do not, including that your eVisitor may be cancelled and you may have to leave Australia. If you have any questions or concerns about your eVisitor conditions, please contact any of the department's offices for further information.
CONDITION 8115 - BUSINESS VISITOR ACTIVITY
The holder must not work in Australia other than by engaging in a business visitor activity.
CONDITION 8201 - THREE (3) MONTH LIMIT ON STUDY AND TRAINING
While in Australia the holder must not engage for more than three (3) months, in any studies or training.
CONDITION 8527 - FREE FROM TUBERCULOSIS
The holder must be free from tuberculosis at the time of travel to, and entry into, Australia.
CONDITION 8528 - CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS: NOT SENTENCED TO PERIOD(S) OF 12 MONTHS OR MORE
The holder must not have one or more criminal convictions, for which the sentence or sentences (whether served or not) are for a total period of 12 months duration or more, at the time of travel to, and entry into, Australia.
PASSPORT
The eVisitor is linked to the passport number that you provided in your application. If you obtain a new passport after receiving this letter, you should advise the department of the new passport details by emailing [email protected] If you do not provide us with the details of any new passport, you may experience significant delays at the airport and may be denied permission to board your plane to Australia.
eVisitor Global Processing Centre
Tasmania State Office
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
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- 12/07/13, 01:55 #2
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- 12/07/13, 11:43 #3
Sûre et certaine? Je suis un peu stressée. Je ne voudrais pas arriver après un si long voyage et qu'on me refuse l'accès au pays.
- 12/07/13, 12:00 #4
- 13/07/13, 01:27 #5 Merci :-)
C'est irrationnel mais j'avais besoin d'être rassurée.
- 15/08/13, 11:29 #6
Il faut savoir que les vérifications se font au départ de ton pays. Tu donnes ton passeport à l'agent de la compagnie aérienne et elle voit tout de suite si tu as le droit d'aller en Australie, avec un visa touristique ou un WHV par exemple donc pas de mauvaise surprise en arrivant sur le sol australien
Mais il vaut mieux poser la question, au moins maintenant tu es sûre
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