Fully vaccinated visa holders allowed into Australia from December 1

In a latest development, Australia has decided to allow foreign visa holders to enter the country. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that the country has decided to allow foreign visa holders to enter from December 1. This step has been taken in order to restart international travel, and also support its economy.
Much like the rest of the world, Australia too had shut its borders last year, with the spread of the COVID 19. At that time the country only allowed a limited number of permanent residents, and citizens to enter into the country.

Eventually, the country had allowed foreign family members of citizens to enter into the country. Now, starting December 1, business visa holders, vaccinated students, and refugees will be permitted to enter. The country has also decided to allow vaccinated tourists from South Korea and Japan to travel from December 1.
He said in a statement that allowing skilled workers and students to return to Australia, is a major milestone in getting the country back on its path.

The country's foreign students are worth about A$35 billion a year to the economy of the country, and reopening for vaccinated students will be a major step towards getting that economic push for the better.

The country is also quite popular as a tourist destination, and has some of the most beautiful beaches. Most notably, the Bondi Beach, which is an iconic beach located in the suburb of Sydney. To reopen such destinations safely would certainly mean the world for travellers!