jasonrt

Thanks for clearing it up, makes sense now. So bridging visa A becomes active on student visa expiry. Then can de-enrol in studies. Check

Ahhh, student visa expires in a few months which will be well before the likely date before the PR is granted. What happens after it expires, I go onto what conditions?

Thank you for your very fast response. On my bridging visa A, under visa conditions it says 'NIL'. Nowhere does it mention anything about maintaining conditions of a previous/substantive visa. How can I confirm that I no longer need to be enrolled in school as part of my visa?

My journey to become a permanent resident is almost complete. I started with a student visa, have applied for a partner visa (subclass 820) and was granted bridging visa A. I have now been able to get a Medicare card. Does this mean I am can stop my studies and work instead? I couldn't find anyone on my bridging visa A that I was required to complete my studies, or maintain the conditions of my previous visa. Could anyone give me some insight? Warm regards