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We've outlined below what you can expect on arrival at Brisbane Airport's International Terminal.

Before you fly

Check if you require a visa for your stay in Australia.

Airports are busy environments and for some people this can be a stressful experience. If you or someone you are travelling with has a hidden disability, you can request a sunflower lanyard to wear through Brisbane Airport. Learn more about the Hidden Disabilities program here.

On arrival

Passport control

Passengers will proceed to immigration and passport control for SmartGate or manual processing.

You can use a SmartGate, if you:

  • Hold an e-passport issued from an eligible country; and
  • Are 16 years or over; and
  • Have completed an Incoming Passenger Card. (this will be handed out onboard the aircraft shortly before your arrival).

The Arrivals SmartGate uses facial recognition technology to provide travellers with a more efficient way of passing through Passport Control.  If you’re not eligible to use SmartGate, an Australian Border Force Officer at Passport Control will manually process your entry into Australia.

All passengers will be issued with a Passport Control ticket. You will be required to present your ticket to officers at Biosecurity and Customs before exiting the Terminal.

Collect your checked baggage

Proceed to the arrivals hall to collect your baggage.  Check the flight arrivals screens for your flight number and allocated baggage carousel.

Complimentary luggage trolleys are available for your use at the International Terminal.

Biosecurity and customs

To help protect Australia’s pristine environment, Australian Department of Agriculture and Water Resources and Australian Border Force Officers screen all incoming international passengers and their belongings.

Your bags may be checked by Australian Border Force and/or Department of Agriculture Biosecurity Officers, who work with Brisbane Airport to detect prohibited, restricted or dutiable goods, and biosecurity risk items such as animal and plant material.

It is mandatory to declare certain items on your Incoming Passenger Card, and penalties may apply for failing to do so.

Australian Border Force and/or Department of Agriculture Biosecurity Officers’ checks may take the form of:

For more information on the border processes, what you need to declare and what can and can’t be brought into Australia, please consult:

Use of cameras and mobile phones

Passengers may use their cameras or mobile phones unless:

  • they are undergoing a clearance process
  • they are asked not to by a Border Force officer.​

Transport

With the domestic and international airports just 15km from Brisbane City, you can jump on Brisbane Airtrain and be in the heart of the city in just 20 minutes. Getting around is a breeze, with a free City Loop bus and river ferry services – see getting around for additional transportation details.

Airtrain

To access the Airtrain station, take the lift to level 3, exit the terminal and cross the bridge to the station. Train services run every 15 minutes during peak times and every 30 minutes off-peak periods. Airtrain also connects into the Queensland Rail suburban network.

Taxi

Taxis are available 24/7 and operate from the taxi rank on Level 2 Arrivals Road, through the doors and out to the left.

Rideshare & Uber

Simply order your rideshare using your preferred app and follow the signs to the designated Rideshare Booking areas to meet with your driver.

Ride-shares are collecting passengers from the ground transport area. Head LEFT as you come out of customs into the arrivals area and follow the signs to ride-booking, buses and coaches through the door at the end of the building and down the ramp.

 

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Getting Around

Getting Around

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Getting around is a breeze, with a free City Loop bus and river ferry services – see below for details. The City is a dream destination of cool bars, hot restaurants, big-name retail brands and incredible experiences. It’s also Brisbane’s buzzing business hub with thousands of workers streaming into The City daily. Whether you’re driving, walking, riding or catching public transport, its central location and connected transport network make visiting The City for work or play a breeze.

Public transport

Brisbane’s public transport system stretches to every corner of the city with busways, train lines and ferry services all passing through The City. While cash is acceptable on many services, the easiest, cheapest and most efficient way to pay is by purchasing a go card. These public transport passports only need $5 credit (and a refundable deposit of $10 for adults, $5 concession) and you’re ready to go. You can top up your go card balance online, over the phone, at fare machines at major bus and train stations or at more than 1000 retailers in south-east Queensland.

You can buy go cards at:

  • Queensland Rail Station ticket offices
  • On board Brisbane City Council CityCat and Ferries
  • Fare machines at G:link and busway stations

If you travel outside of peak commute times, you can save money with cheaper ticket prices. These times are:

  • Weekdays: 8.30am–3.30pm and 7pm–3am the next day
  • Weekends: all day
  • State-wide Queensland gazetted public holidays: all day

Visit Translink’s Journey Planner to check timetables and pricing.

Bus

Brisbane’s buses are frequent, reliable and cover much of the city’s inner and outer suburbs. Bus stations at King George Square and Queen Street are major hubs connecting commuters with The City.

How to pay: go card or cash which is accepted on most services, except those that are marked prepaid only. These services will include a ‘P’ at the front of the service number.

Train

There are two major stations in The City – Central Station and Roma Street Station – and all inbound trains travel through these. If you’re looking to get to the Queen Street Mall or access the eastern parts of the city then disembark at Central Station.

How to pay: go card or cash

CityCat, CityHopper and ferries

Brisbane is the river city so what better way to experience The City than along the weaving and winding bends of the Brisbane River? CityCats travel between St Lucia in the south and Northshore Hamilton in the north, seven days a week with weekday services more frequent. The CityHopper travels between inner-city stations including South Bank, Kangaroo Point and New Farm. Cross-river ferries operate between cross points including Bulimba to Teneriffe, Kangaroo Point to Eagle Street and Norman Park to New Farm.

How to pay: go card or cash. The City Hopper is free.

Private transport

Taxi

Black and White Cabs and 13cabs service the greater Brisbane area and its surrounds.

How to pay: cash, eftpos, credit card and Cabcharge.

Rideshare

Use your smartphone to order a ride with one of the many rideshare services operating in Brisbane including Uber, DiDi, Ola and Shebah. Be mindful of any restrictions on busy City streets and always meet your driver at the recommended pick-up location.

How to pay: Through rideshare apps

Active transport

Get on your bike or hire an e-scooter

Riding along the river on one of The City’s cycleways or mixed-use paths is one of Brisbane’s best experiences. If you don’t have a bike or scooter of your own, hire one of the 2800 e-bikes and e-scooters stationed across The City. Download the Neuron or Beam smartphone app, register your details and pick up an e-bike or e-scooter from an e-mobility hub or virtual parking zone. Don't forget that helmets are mandatory so strap one on your head before setting off.

How to pay: Through Neuron or Beam smartphone apps

Walk

Hit your daily step goal by strolling into The City. The pedestrian-friendly city centre is lined with beautiful walkways with the most popular being the Toowong, New Farm, South Bank and West routes that provide delightful river breezes and stunning city vistas.

Drive, park and save

If you’re taking in the sights or meeting friends for a catch-up, there’s a parking deal sure to save you time and money.

Weekend parking in The City

Plan ahead and book online to guarantee a prime spot and plenty of savings.

The City’s major retail destinations offer great weekend parking deals for those hitting the shops. Book online for $11 flat-rate weekend parking at Uptown, $11 at QueensPlaza and $15 at Macarthur Central. Book overnight parking at Wintergarden for only $30, entering after 12pm and exiting before 12pm the following day.

Brisbane City Council’s King George Square Car Park offers discounted drive-up parking across the weekend starting from $5 for up to four hours and capped at $15 for stays longer than eight hours.

If you’re heading to the City Botanic Gardens, book a spot at Wilson’s 126 Margaret St car park for $20 or Secure Parking’s 200 Mary Street for $10. The nearby QUT Gardens Point campus also offers $10 pay-on-exit public parking on weekends at P Block (Science and Engineering Centre), SZC Block and its under-freeway car park.

Brunching or lunching with friends? Secure a car park for less than the cost of a spritz with Secure Parking offering $12 weekend rates at Post Office Square and 201 Charlotte Street and $15 at 480 Queen Street. Wilson Parking offers $7 weekend parking at most of its City locations including Brisbane Quarter, Eagle Street, Riverside Centre and 140 Elizabeth Street for savvy savers who book online.

Evening parking in The City

As the sun goes down, so too, do parking costs across The City.

Brisbane City Council’s King George Square Car Park offers flat-rate, drive-up parking for $5 for cars that enter after 4.30pm and exit before midnight.

Power through your last-minute shopping with discounted weekday afternoon and evening parking at major retailers for drivers who book online. Uptown offers $11 parking from 4pm to 7am the following day, it’s $15 at Macarthur Central from 5pm to 9.30pm and $11 at QueensPlaza between 4pm and 5am the next day. Wintergarden offers$13 drive-up evening parking.

Early bird parking in The City

Weekdays are peak parking times and usually command a premium price. However, there are still plenty of early bird deals for savvy drivers who book online.

Book a spot at Uptown and enter before 9.30am and you’ll only pay $27 – as a bonus, you can exit any time before midnight. If you’re a little slow off the mark, Uptown also offers $16 online

Online early bird parking at Macarthur Central is $32 for cars that enter between 6.00am and 9.30am and exit between 2pm and 7.00pm. The early bird rate at QueensPlaza is $30 drive-up for entry between 6.00am and 9.30am, exiting anytime between 11am and midnight. Weekday early bird parking at Wintergarden is $27 for drivers who book online, enter between 5am and 9.30am and exit before midnight.

The first 15 minutes are free at Brisbane City Council’s King George Square Car Park which is ideal if you’re ducking into the shops for a quick Click & Collect. Early birds catch the savings here too with $24 flat-rate parking for cars that enter before 7am and exit between 1pm and 6pm. Online bookings aren’t available so this drive-up offer is subject to availability and car park capacity.

Secure Parking offers discounted early bird rates for drivers who book online including $27 at Post Office Square, $39 at 480 Queen Street and 200 Mary Street, and $29 at 201 Charlotte Street. Entry and exit times vary across each location. Similarly, Wilson Parking’s network of locations offers online specials for early bird parking starting from $25 per day.

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Visa Information

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We look forward to welcoming attendees to Brisbane on October 24-26.

It is your sole responsibility to ensure that you have all the travel documents necessary to enter in, or transit through, each country on your itinerary. Please ensure you verify the requirements for each country as the required documents for the outbound portion of your travel may differ from those required on the return.

Getting a Visa

Explore visa options for visiting

Looking at visa options for you or someone else? Follow this link: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-finder/visit .

Apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)

All ETA-eligible passport holders must apply for an ETA using the Australian ETA app. For more information visit: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/electronic-travel-authority-601.

There is a service charge of AUD20 to use the Australian ETA app. There is no other charge payable for an ETA.

If you are unable to use the app, you can apply online through ImmiAccount (see below) for another visa that suits your needs. European passport holders may be eligible for an eVisitor (subclass 651)

Visa Processing Time

​​​​​​​​Processing on-hand visa applications is a government priority. In most instances, we have reduced the time it takes to finalise visa applications. See: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times

Fees and Charges for Visas

The visa application charge is the amount of money in Australian dollars (AUD) that must be paid for a visa application. For more information visit: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/fees-and-charges

ImmiAccount

You can apply online for an Australian visa through ImmiAccount. We will also send requests for more information to your ImmiAccount.

Using ImmiAccount you can:

  • access information about your application
  • track the processing of your application
  • update your contact details and other information.

To help process your application as quickly as possible:

  • make sure you consent to receive electronic communications. Regularly check your inbox for emails, including your junk mail.
  • if another person helps you apply for your visa, the application must include your personal contact details. If your contact details change, update them in ImmiAccount so they can get in touch with you.
  • make sure you can access your own visa application. You can ask your family member, migration agent or lawyer to ‘share’ the application with you.
  • keep your information secure, including your ImmiAccount password.
  • after you submit your application check your ImmiAccount regularly. If you respond to our requests quickly, you will get a faster visa decision.

 

 

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