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Old Apr 10, 2016, 7:38 pm
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Originally Posted by scottinaz
So i have until May 15 to get to 80 posts. Just 12 more!!

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Yes, but you do realise that its not really 'free', don't you?
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Old Apr 10, 2016, 11:42 pm
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Originally Posted by Guy Betsy
Yes, but you do realise that its not really 'free', don't you?
Yes, I am aware of the associated charitable contribution. We have no problem with giving to charities even if the amount exceeds what we would have paid for the visas.
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Old Apr 15, 2016, 3:23 am
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Originally Posted by number_6
Guy Betsy has the best way ... also easyeta.com is not a scam, they deliver eta within 24 hours based on results by several people I know. Kind of amazing that Australian gov't offers them such a low fee (presumably because their computer system is more efficient).
Hi

Any travel agency or Airlines who have a Airlines Reservations systems (Example : Galileo, Amadeus, Abacus etc) are able to apply the Australia Visa for "FREE". Yes, it is Free. It comes together with the Airlines system.

Each Visa application takes less than 1-2mins to process.
Nothing difficult at all.

It is the "Service fee" that Travel agency are charging.
No such thing call Australia Visa fee (For those applicants applying under VISA category Subclass 601).
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