Bridging Visa

You might be allowed to work in Australia depending on the visa conditions. Your grant letter

will tell you about these conditions. If your Bridging Visa does not let you work, or has

restrictions on working, you can apply for another Bridging Visa that lets you work. To be

considered for a Bridging Visa that lets you work, you will usually have to demonstrate that

you are in financial hardship.

 

A Bridging Visa will end immediately if you leave Australia while your Bridging Visa is in

effect. The Bridging Visa will also end if you are granted the substantive visa you applied for

as well as you are granted another Bridging visa.

 

Bridging visa B (BVB) allows you to leave and return to Australia within the defined travel

period while your application for a substantive visa is being processed. The BVB travel

facility may be granted with single or multiple travel. If the travel facility has ended or does

not have sufficient validity remaining to cover your proposed journey, then you will need to

apply for and be granted a new BVB prior to leaving Australia.

 

To be eligible to apply for BVB, you must be in Australia when you apply for this visa. You

must have held a substantive visa and be the holder of a BVA or a BVB. A BVB comes into

effect when your current substantive visa ceases.

 

In the first free consultation, after checking your visa status and conditions, we will

recommend you whether you are eligible to apply for a visa. For your successful visa

application, based on our knowledge and experience in applying for a visa, we will fill out

your visa application and prepare additional documents. After your visa grant, we will let

you know the decision from the department of immigration. If your visa has been refused,

contact us. We will help you to apply for ART.