Australia visa requirements for Vatican City citizens
Updated 2026-07-07 · verified against the Passport Index dataset
Entry details
On a Vatican City passport, you need an electronic travel authorization (eTA), not a visa for Australia. The Vatican City passport currently ranks #59 of 199 worldwide, with 135 destinations reachable visa-free or via visa on arrival / eTA.
Australia is among the more restrictive on entry, admitting 46 of the world's 198 other passports without a prior visa; its own passport ranks #24 with 161 open destinations. The reverse direction is smoother: Australia passport holders get visa-free for Vatican City.
In the opposite direction, Australia citizens travelling to Vatican City face: visa-free for up to 90 days.
How to get the eTA
Official Australian ETA (Home Affairs) · fee: AUD 20. Applying directly through the government portal is always the cheapest option.
Apply on the official portal →