Travelling from USA to Australia?

People drop into Sydney for 2 days from America. Because they are celebrities.

Each of you will need a PASSPORT and an Australian VISA.

A week trip to Australia from the USA is a ridiculous idea. For a start you will need to fly from New York to LA and then get a flight from LA to Sydney. That is going to be at least 24 hours from arriving at the airport in New York to getting through customs and immigration in Sydney - and the same on the way back so your week is now five days. Your first day in Australia will be a complete disaster because of jet lag so you now have just four days to see something of a country the size of the USA. Here's a map showing comparative sizes https://geostar.info/attachment/full/australia-ove...

Wait til you are a bit older and come here for a year on a Work and Holiday visa https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/visa-1/462-

You will of course need passports and you will also need ETA visas. Written, notarized permission will be required from your parents and satisfactory arrangements must be in place to ensure your well being as minors arriving in Australia without a parent or legal guardian. You will not be able to simply stay in a hotel with your friend without an approved person (21 years or older) who has been nominated by your parent(s) or legal guardian(s).

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/visa-1/601- ETA visa

Also, you need to appreciate just how far Australia is from NYC. Between NYC and Sydney, it takes at least a full day of constant travelling (sometimes even longer depending on connections) and you WILL be jet lagged when you arrive which will probably take at least another day out of your week. It's a VERY long way to travel for a stay of only 3 or 4 effective days. Think again and consider waiting until you are 18 and can spend at least 3 or 4 weeks in the country.

You'll need passports, visas or ETAs, and I'm pretty sure you will need written consent from all parents, including the name and contact info of the adult who will be responsible for you while you are in Australia.

you nnight need to get passports and visas, i would talk to sonneone in innnnigration and they'll let you know what you need

Children ages 1 – 4 may fly only when accompanied by an adult. A child must be at least 5 to fly solo. ... Anyone under the age of 17 who is flying alone on an international flight must have a signed letter of consent from a parent or responsible adult giving permission, destination and length of