21-23 Aug 2024
ICC, Sydney

FAQs

General

The Security Exhibition & Conference is the most established and respected trade event for the security industry in Australia, bringing together the full spectrum of suppliers, industry professionals and end users to connect and create profitable opportunities.

The Security Exhibition & Conference will be held in person at the ICC Sydney from 21 – 23 August 2024.

 

We follow advice from the State Government and operate under our venue protocols for our attendance guidelines. For the most current information regarding vaccination status and entry to the venue, please read the ICC EventSafe Operating Guide here.

Should the Government or venue guidelines change around health advice and vaccination status, we will continue to operate and follow the recommended guidelines. We advise visitors to check the guidelines prior to attending.

We also recommend that visitors regularly check NSW Health and Australian Department of Health websites for the most up to date public health advice.

Irrespective of the current situation and for the foreseeable future, we will continue our duty of care to all our attendees and customers and will continue to implement the additional health and safety and cleaning measures at all of our events.

Visitor registration for the Security Exhibition & Conference 2024 will open next year. The expo is free to attend.

The Security Exhibition & Conference team is dedicated to ensuring all attendees can conduct business in a COVIDSafe environment as we prepare for the event.

See the ways we are preparing to be a COVID safe event here.

The Security Exhibition & Conference is a strictly trade only event, welcoming professionals working in the security industry. Security is a business event, therefore we ask visitors not to bring anyone under the age of 15 to the show. Due to OH&S, prams, strollers and trolleys are strictly not permitted at the event. Proof of industry involvement may be requested at the registration counters or the entrance. We suggest you bring along a business card, invoice or company documentation along with personal identification such as a drivers licence or passport. Students enrolled in a relevant course at a tertiary level may attend the show if they have the appropriate student identity card.

The Security Exhibition & Conference is a business event, therefore we ask visitors not to bring anyone under the age of 15 to the show. Due to OH&S, prams, strollers and trolleys are strictly not permitted at the event. Under no circumstances are any children permitted into the exhibition halls during move in and move out of the show.

If you are from overseas and planning to visit the Security Exhibition & Conference you will need to apply for a business visa. The passport which you hold will determine whether you can apply online, or if you need to lodge a paper-based application. Click here for more information.

Applications need to be made well in advance at the Australian Embassy in your country or in some cases can be made online. For more information about visa requirement visit the Australian Government Immigration, click here.

Please note that the Organisers DO NOT provide visa invitation letters to international visitors.

Exhibitors who have a confirmed stand and have paid in full, please contact the Event Coordinator to arrange a Visa letter. Applications must be made in advance at least 8 weeks prior to the event.

To find out more about exhibiting at the Security Exhibition, contact the team today.

This is a scam and you should ignore them. Security operates under strict data privacy laws, and we do not share our visitor or any other internal data with unauthorised third parties.

Any communication you may receive offering you to rent/buy or download our visitor or exhibitor contacts is a scam and should be deleted. We are currently exploring legal avenues to shut down these practices.

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