I changed my passport. What about the original Australian electronic visa?

The original Australian electronic visa can continue to be used.

Most countries that issue long-term visas, such as the United States, Australia, Britain, Schengen countries in Europe, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, South Korea and other countries, require that even if you change your passport, you can use your old passport to enter and leave the country without a visa transfer.

If there is still a valid sticker visa on the old passport, be careful not to trim the visa when changing the passport, because the integrity of the valid visa on the old passport is maintained.

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Precautions:

1, the valid visa page shall not be damaged or trimmed.

If there is a valid visa on the old passport, it is invalid to keep the old passport and tear off the valid visa page of the old passport. If there is still a valid visa on the old passport, be sure to remind the staff to avoid cutting off the valid visa.

In some countries, old and new passports can be used at the same time.

The United States, Japan, South Korea and other countries allow the old and new passports to leave the country at the same time, but ensure that the valid visa on the old passport is intact.

Never apply for the visa on the old passport yourself.

Don't apply for a visa on an old passport at will. Once the old passport with valid visa is damaged or destroyed, the holder will not be able to leave the country.

Never "modify" your passport without permission.

Passport is a document for China citizens to enter and leave the country and prove their nationality and identity abroad. No organization or individual may forge, alter, transfer, intentionally damage or illegally detain passports.

References:

People's Network-Do I need to change my visa for my new passport?