Raul Senise

Good Afternoon,

 

My name is karan and I live in Brisbane. I am currently on bridging visa c which was originally granted to me when I applied for RSMS on bridging visa a in may 2016.
 

My nomination got refused in july 2018 and I applied for aat in August 2018.
 

I am still waiting for my AAT review from last 12 months but I dont know if i will get a positive or negative outcome. And i am really worried now as
 

2 weeks ago i have been diagnosed with active tb.
 

Tb clinic has started the treatment and they said that it has to be continue everyday without missing a single dose.

 

So far i go everyday in their clinic to take the meds.

 

As tb treatment is very strict

 

Everyday upto 6-9 months and i cant miss the treatment not even for a single day as it can make the treatment complicated.

 

Tb clinic told me that i cant fly and should not leave australia either until my treatment finishes if i am planning to and i am already on a bridging visa c for AAT after the refusal of 187 RSMS which can expire anytime if they give negative decision.
 

Also my partner will be alone here and she will be worried for me if i am going offshore  while getting my treatment for tb. I am also afraid that i will be able to get the same treatment in india as i am getting here since its a third world country.

 

TB clinic have also notified the department as per their policy.

 

So now i want to find out if i am eligible to apply for any visa to finish off my treatment if my bridging visa gets cancelled.
 

Or will immigration let me stay on my bridging visa until my treatment finishes?
 

Tb clinic told me that my visa wont get cancelled as i am on tb treatment but i dont want to take any risk as there is no proof of their statement and its just verbal statement.

 

Please find me some answers as its really been a stressful time for me.

 

Thanking you,