Tourist visa/working holiday visa

[jelly baby]

Would a conditional discharge affect an application for a visa?
Thanks

[jelly baby]

For Australia.

[sumo19]

what was the conviction for?

[Buenchico]

From the relevant page dealing with 'eVisitors' (which are effectively electronic tourist visas):
"If you have had any criminal convictions in any country, you may wish to consider applying for a Tourist visa (subclass 676), rather than an eVisitor. If arriving on an eVisitor with criminal convictions, you could be refused entry into Australia".
Source:
http://www.immi.gov.a...sitor/obligations.htm

The Tourist Visa (subclass 676) page states "You must meet certain character requirements":
http://www.immi.gov.a...t/676/eligibility.htm

The First Working Holiday Visa page states "To be granted this visa you must meet character requirements":
http://www.immi.gov.a...eligibility-first.htm

Both of those pages link here:
http://www.immi.gov.a...aracter-requirements/
(Check the links under 'Character-related information' for further details)

Chris

[jelly baby]

Sumo 'wasting police time'
Chris Thanks for the links I will check them out.

[sumo19]

I doubt this will stop you from entering a country. I know the ins and out of the American system far better than the Australian.

If it was a conviction associated with violence or drugs then the authorities would be much more concerned.

I am surprised you were even charged with this offence. People normally get penalty notices for disorder for this.