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Form 1300t: Application for Australian Citizenship - General Eligibility

Form 1300t is the Department of Home Affairs application for Australian citizenship by conferral for people applying under the general eligibility stream, most commonly permanent residents who have lived in Australia long enough to meet the residence requirement.

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What is Form 1300t?

Form 1300t, Application for Australian Citizenship - General Eligibility, is used by permanent residents and eligible New Zealand citizens who want to become Australian citizens through conferral. It collects your identity and residence history, details of your time in Australia, character information, and the declarations the Department relies on to assess whether you meet the general eligibility criteria.

The form is a standard fillable PDF, so you can complete every field here in your browser and download the finished file. Applicants who meet the criteria normally sit the citizenship test and attend a citizenship ceremony as part of the process. A citizenship application fee usually applies, so check the current fee at the Home Affairs website before you lodge.

Who files Form 1300t?

  • Permanent residents applying for Australian citizenship under general eligibility
  • Eligible New Zealand citizens who meet the residence requirement
  • Applicants who have satisfied the required period of lawful residence in Australia
  • People preparing to sit the Australian citizenship test as part of conferral

How to fill out Form 1300t

  1. Enter your personal details, including your name, date of birth, and current residential address.
  2. Provide your residence history and time spent in and out of Australia during the eligibility period.
  3. Answer the character, identity, and good character questions honestly and in full.
  4. Read the declarations, then sign and date the application.
  5. Lodge the completed form with the Department of Home Affairs together with the required supporting documents and fee.
Worth knowing: Meeting general eligibility does not guarantee approval. Confirm the current residence requirement, fee, and citizenship test rules at the Home Affairs website before lodging.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I have to sit the citizenship test?

Most general eligibility applicants aged 18 to 59 must sit the Australian citizenship test. Some applicants are exempt based on age or other factors. Check the eligibility guidance on the Home Affairs website for your situation.

How much does an Australian citizenship application cost?

An application fee normally applies for citizenship by conferral, and concessions exist for some applicants. Fees change over time, so check the current fee at the Home Affairs website before you lodge.

Can I fill Form 1300t in the browser?

Yes. Form 1300t is a standard fillable PDF, so you can complete the fields online and download the finished document. You still lodge it with the Department through the required channel with your supporting documents.