Bridging Visa E

Overstaying Your Visa: Allows legal stay in Australia while applying for a new visa or resolving immigration status.

Visa Refusal or Cancellation: Enables lawful stay in Australia while appealing the decision or applying for a new visa.

Entering Australia Without a Visa: Ensures legal presence in Australia while resolving immigration issues.

Planning Departure or Applying for a Visa: Offers lawful stay while planning departure or visa application.

Ensures lawful stay for unlawfully in Australia.

Does not automatically grant work rights.

Allows separate application for work rights based on financial hardship or need for support.

Restricts travel outside of Australia and return.

Temporary solution for individuals resolving immigration status.

Requires reporting to Department of Home Affairs, providing certain documents, and meeting compliance requirements.

Online application via Department of Home Affairs website.

Information about immigration status and legal necessity for lawful stay in Australia required.

Prompt submission required for overstaying visa or visa-free entry.

Paper application or additional documentation may be required.

Check specific requirements based on specific circumstances.

Department of Home Affairs processes application.

Approval granted if visa is granted.

Allows legal stay in Australia while immigration issues are resolved.

Conditions may include travel restrictions or reporting requirements.

Compliance is crucial to avoid complications.