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Australia limits entry of some Iranian visitors, ministry says

Mar 25, 2026, 06:31 GMT+0

Australia will temporarily restrict some Iranian visitor visa holders who are outside the country from traveling to Australia, the home affairs ministry said on Wednesday.

The ministry said the move was aimed at protecting the integrity of the country’s immigration system.

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