Parents' tickets
Bringing your parents to Australia
We book one-way and return tickets from India to Australia for parents and relatives, and you pay us here. We choose routes that suit older travellers, ideally one airline on one ticket so bags go straight through, request wheelchair help at every airport, check the transit rules for Indian passports, and keep you updated on WhatsApp.
- PayIn Australia
- WheelchairEvery airport
- UpdatesWhatsApp
- We speakEN · HI · PA
What we take care of
The right route
Fewer changes and same-airline connections where possible, so bags go straight through and there's no re-check at the hub.
Help at every airport
We request wheelchair or meet-and-assist service for departure in India, the transit airport and arrival in Australia.
Tickets for both families
You pay in Australia; we send e-tickets and the itinerary to you and to your parents, and we're on WhatsApp if anything changes.
Flights from India to Australia
Route guides for the trips we book most for parents and family, with airport tips at both ends.
Transit at a glance
| Hub | Headline for Indian passport holders |
|---|---|
| Singapore | Airside transit on one ticket generally needs no visa. The 96-hour Visa-Free Transit Facility has conditions. |
| Kuala Lumpur | 30-day visa-free entry for Indian citizens until 31 December 2026. |
| Dubai / Doha | Airside transit generally needs no visa; check the airline for your itinerary. |
| Bangkok | Visa-free stays were cut to 30 days from 15 September 2026. |
| Colombo | A free ETA is needed before travel (from 25 May 2026). |
Headlines only, checked 19 October 2026. Rules change: we check the official rules for your parents' exact itinerary before we book.
Useful official links
- Visitor visa (subclass 600), Home Affairs
- Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 870)
- What you can't bring into Australia
- Transit rules for Indian passport holders flying between India and Australia
- Bringing your parents to Australia: visas, insurance and flights
- Baggage allowance to India: economy, by airline
Popular routes for parents
The same airlines and connections as our Australia-to-India pages, flown in reverse.
To Adelaide
To Brisbane
To Melbourne
To Sydney
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Parents' tickets: your questions
Can I pay in Australia for my parents' tickets from India?
Yes. You pay us here, and we issue the tickets in your parents' names for travel from India. We send the e-tickets to you and to them.
Do my parents need a transit visa?
It depends on the airport and whether they stay airside on one ticket. Singapore generally allows airside transit for Indian passport holders on a through-ticket, and Malaysia currently gives Indian citizens 30-day visa-free entry until 31 December 2026. Rules change, so we check them for the exact itinerary before we book.
Can you arrange a wheelchair?
Yes. We request wheelchair assistance with the airline for every airport on the trip: departure in India, the transit hub and arrival in Australia.
One-way or return?
Both are possible. If the visa outcome or the length of stay isn't settled, a one-way ticket now and a separate return later can be more flexible. We price both so you can compare.
What can they bring into Australia?
Australia has strict biosecurity rules. Many foods, seeds, spices and homemade sweets must be declared on arrival, and some aren't allowed. Declaring is free; not declaring can mean fines. Check the Department of Agriculture's "What can't I take into Australia" page before they pack.
Do you help with visitor visas?
We book flights, not visas. For the Visitor visa (subclass 600, Sponsored Family stream) and the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 870), see the Department of Home Affairs website or a registered migration agent.