Australia Incoming Passenger card Fill form  

Australia Incoming Passenger card:
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Australia Incoming Passenger Card:
www.abf.gov.au...
A passenger card is a document providing passenger identification and an effective record of a person's entry to Australia.
An Incoming Passenger Card (IPC) is to be completed by passengers entering Australia.​​​​​ IPCs will be provided to travellers on board their flight or ship before arrival or by the Australian Border Force in the arrival terminal.​​
Passenger cards also serve as:
a declaration in relation to health and character requirements for non-Australian citizens
ompleting an incoming passenger card
Passengers entering Australia are required to accurately provide the following information on both sides of the IPC:
Front
Front of incoming passenger card
family/surname, given names and passport number
flight number or name of ship
intended address in Australia
if they intend to live in Australia for the next 12 months
declarations relating to customs and quarantine.
Back
Back of incoming passenger card
the country in which they boarded the flight/vessel
their date of birth and usual occupation
nationality as shown on their passport
contact details in Australia and emergency contact details.
Passengers are required to sign and date the IPC, and are also required to correctly answer additional questions concerning their migration status, health status and any prior criminal convictions. For non-Australian citizens, providing false information can affect their visa status.