Practical Information

Here you can find information related to visa and travel requirements.

Getting to the Conference

By Taxi: Taxi ranks are located at the front of all terminals – simply follow the signs to the nearest taxi ranks.

It is approx. 40 minutes to the venue by car/taxi.

By Public Transport: The Esplanade Fremantle by Rydges is located approx. 10 minute walk from Fremantle Train Station. To get to Fremantle Train Station from the Airport take the train from Airport Central and change to the Fremantle line at Perth Station or Claremont Station.

Parking: Self-parking is available at the DRIVO Carpark located at 7 Essex Street. Hotel guests receive a discounted Parking rate of $30 per night, subject to availability.

Visa information

We are delighted to encourage international delegates to attend the conference. Please ensure that you retrieve the latest information from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Most Australian visas can be applied online through ImmiAccount.

To retrieve a visa support letter, please contact the conference secretariat at apsadconference@ashm.org.au. Please note, this letter will not be issued until registration is complete and your registration fees have been paid.

Travellers should familiarise themselves with Australia’s border and entry requirements. For further information, see ‘Entering Australia’ at: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/entering-australia

Key Deadlines:

Abstract Deadline: 4 May 2026

Scholarship Application Deadline: 5 July 2026

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 31 August 2026

Accommodation Deadline: 28 September 2026

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