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Are you wondering whether you’re eligible to apply for Australian citizenship? Our Australian Citizenship Eligibility Calculator helps you estimate your readiness based on residency, visa history, and travel absences. This tool offers an easy way to evaluate your situation before you apply.
The citizenship calculator is an online tool designed to help visa holders check if they meet the residency requirement for citizenship by conferral. It’s especially useful if you’ve had long absences from Australia or held different visa types before becoming a permanent resident.
While not an official tool, it provides a helpful guide to assess your potential eligibility based on Department of Home Affairs criteria.
Using the Australian citizenship calculator, you can check if you meet the following:
Note: This is only a guide. Always get legal advice if your case involves visa cancellations, criminal history, or complex travel history.
Using the calculator allows you to plan your application confidently and avoid lodging too early — which could lead to a refusal or delays. Many applicants mistakenly believe their permanent residency start date alone determines eligibility, but the entire visa history and travel record matter.
If your travel history is complicated or you’ve had visa issues in the past, it’s best to consult with an experienced immigration lawyer. At Jade Immigration Lawyers, we help clients calculate eligibility and lodge error-free applications that meet legal standards.
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It’s a tool to help you assess whether you meet the requirements to apply for citizenship by conferral, especially the 4-year residency and absence limits.
No. Most calculators are provided by migration professionals or legal services, and serve as a guide only.
You may still qualify, but you must not have spent more than 12 months outside Australia in the last 4 years, and not more than 90 days in the past year.
No. You must still satisfy the good character requirement separately, often through police checks and declarations.
Yes. An immigration lawyer can review your full visa and travel history, advise on the correct timing, and help avoid costly mistakes.
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