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Immigration Forum / Australia and NZ / July 2009how long is the visa valid for?
Once you receive your letter of acceptance/visa approval, how long d you have until it expires? I plan to apply for a general skille migration visa subclass 175 or 176 and I was wondering how long w would have to leave. Thanks! : -- fromustoo Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co fromustooz;190213 Wrote: > Once you receive your letter of acceptance/visa approval, how long d > you have until it expires? I plan to apply for a general skille > migration visa subclass 175 or 176 and I was wondering how long w > would have to leave. Thanks! :) 1st they give you 5 year visa and you have to live there 4 years to ge passport then you will become citizen no visa required then. Hope tha will be the answe -- engineer_1 Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co engineer_12;190219 Wrote: > 1st they give you 5 year visa and you have to live there 4 years to ge > passport then you will become citizen no visa required then. Hope tha > will be the answer That's excellent! We won't have to rush out of here like frothin lunatics. I see you just received your Visa grant. Congratulations -- fromustoo Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co Just to make things a bit clear about the entry date...please note tha when you get the visa stamped you will get initial entry date t validate the visa..you hae to make initial entry once before tha date..its usually the expiry date of your PCC or medicals whichever i earlier..so to be approx. its 1 year maximim from the PCC or medical date...after you make an initial entry then either you can stay ther or come back..the 175 visa is valid for 5 years..after that is stil you dont get the citizenship then you need to apply for RRV..this i just a brief description...you can log into DIAC's website for mor detail -- puneetsharma9 Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co puneetsharma99;190247 Wrote: > Just to make things a bit clear about the entry date...please note tha > when you get the visa stamped you will get initial entry date t [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > just a brief description...you can log into DIAC's website for mor > details Thank you for elaborating. This shortens the timeline quit dramatically. I may be not be finished with my graduat coursework/degree by the time we would have to leave -- fromustoo Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co fromustooz;190318 Wrote: > Thank you for elaborating. This shortens the timeline quit > dramatically. I may be not be finished with my graduat > coursework/degree by the time we would have to leave. You don't have to STAY here, just make your initial entry and activat your visa (this is automatic when immigration scans your passport). Then you have 5 years to enter as a move. But keep in mind, your vis is only good for 5 years, if you make your initial entry and then don' return until the end of your fifth year, you will have to apply for resident return visa if you want to return home for a visit, or g anywhere outside of Australia. You can make your entry during school holidays and return to finis your studies. I know it will be expensive making two trips, but i frees up the timeline somewhat. Best of luck!! Marily -- SheoWahy Posted via the forums at http://www.gettingdownunder.co |
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