Find practical information to help plan your trip to the World Congress on Rheumatic Heart Disease 2026 in Perth, Australia.
Perth / Boorloo offers a blend of city life, nature and culture, with the Swan River, Kings Park, waterfront precincts and cultural attractions all adding to the visitor experience.
The Congress venue is centrally located, and Perth is well connected by air, rail, bus, taxi and rideshare, making it straightforward for delegates to reach the city and move around during their stay.
Delegates, attendees and speakers who are not being paid to contribute at the event may be eligible for an eVisitor (subclass 651), Visitor (subclass 600) Business stream visa, or ETA (subclass 601), depending on passport eligibility.
Speakers, sponsors and exhibitors who will be working or paid to contribute may instead need a Temporary Activity (subclass 408) or Temporary Work (subclass 400) visa.
Perth is accessible by air from across Australia and overseas. Perth Airport operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is linked to the city by road and rail.
In the city, delegates can also use trains, buses and ferries, with Perth Central Station and Barrack Street Jetty serving as key transport points.
Perth offers a wide range of experiences, from Kings Park and the Swan River to Elizabeth Quay, the Perth Cultural Centre, Fremantle and Rottnest Island.
The Congress will take place at the Pan Pacific Perth, located around 15–20 minutes by car from Perth Airport and within easy reach of city attractions, dining and entertainment.
For the most up-to-date travel, visa and destination guidance, please consult the official Congress website before making arrangements.