Pommy Arrives in Australia is a 1913 Australian silent film directed by Raymond Longford. The director's first comedy, and the first purely comic feature made in Australia,^[3][4][5]

It is considered a lost film.

An English immigrant is caught up in a series of comic incidents in Australia due to a trio of local tomboys.^[6]

According to contemporary accounts, two of the accounts were: "One day last week a new arrival, dressed in a conventional Nortolk jacket and a cap with the regulation check pattern, stepped out of a tramcar, and, quite Ignorant of the fact that Sydney possessed a careful Lord Mayor, absent-mindedly dropped his ticket upon the road. He was pounced upon by one of the City Council's uniformed officias, and there ensued a strenuous and mirth-provoking passage-at-arms between tho two. Later on the same 'Pommy' was seen out at La Ferouse, surrounded' by an excited horde oi fearful cannibals, all bent Upon testing imported stock"^[2]

• Lottie Lyell
• Tom Cosgrove^[7]
• Tien Hogue
• Helen Fergus

There had been comic shorts made in Australia prior to this movie, such as Percy Gets a Job (1912) but this was the first feature-length comedy.^[3] Longford later went on to make the comedy short Ma Hogan's New Boarder.

The film only had a short run in cinemas and is among Longford's least known works.^[8]

The film appeared on a bill with two supporting Australian films Christmas in Australia and Whaling in Jervis Bay.^[9]