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Australia : Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) for Visa Holders

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Australia : Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) for Visa Holders

Australian visa holders are giving employers, education providers and other third parties evidence of their visa status quicker and easier thanks to VEVO Email— a new tool that enables visa holders to email their details to a third party directly from VEVO. Visa Entitlement Verification Online or VEVO is a free online service that gives visa holders, employers and other registered organisations access to visa entitlements and status information 24 hours a day.

What is needed to use this service?

VEVO enquiries can be made online. You must have a Transaction Reference Number (TRN) or password, along with your:

  • date of birth
  • passport number
  • country of passport

If you do not have a TRN or a password, have forgotten your TRN or password, or have a question about using the VEVO system, contact the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.

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