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Need Help Understanding Bridging Visa and RRV


Kaza

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Hi, I am currently residing in Australia and am required to travel for work to the US by my company in middle of November, I have a permanent residency which states my last date to enter Australia as 16th November 2018, I have spent less than two years in Australia because of contract commitments with a company based in Australia which required me to manage their business operations from another country, on my first visit i stayed for 8 months inside Australia and lived outside Australia for 11 months, but since the completion of my contract I have now have been continuously living in Australia for another 8 months, with my entire family including my parents and brother who have been living here for more than 4 years on permanent residency , Additionally I have been filing all my taxes in Australia and also receive my salary in Australia and also have my medicare card and currently going through my drivers license  and also am part of the lease agreement, am I eligible for filing for a RRV  ? also as I read on the Immigration site that the RRV can take up to 5 months to receive on application, can I apply for a bridging visa that will let me travel for 15 days in middle of November  to the USA for my work and return to Australia ? Would really need some help understanding how the bridging visa works in case of RRV and which category of Bridging visas I need to apply for..

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Yes, you can apply for an RRV and in that application you will need to detail the substantial ties to Australia that you mention in your post and provide some evidence of them. An RRV application is not an automatic application for a bridging visa, so you will need to make a separate application for a Bridging Visa A (BVA) based on the RRV application and once you have that you can apply for a Bridging visa B (BVB) which will allow you to travel and return to Australia.

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On 26/09/2018 at 14:33, Kaza said:

Hi, I am currently residing in Australia and am required to travel for work to the US by my company in middle of November, I have a permanent residency which states my last date to enter Australia as 16th November 2018, I have spent less than two years in Australia because of contract commitments with a company based in Australia which required me to manage their business operations from another country, on my first visit i stayed for 8 months inside Australia and lived outside Australia for 11 months, but since the completion of my contract I have now have been continuously living in Australia for another 8 months, with my entire family including my parents and brother who have been living here for more than 4 years on permanent residency , Additionally I have been filing all my taxes in Australia and also receive my salary in Australia and also have my medicare card and currently going through my drivers license  and also am part of the lease agreement, am I eligible for filing for a RRV  ? also as I read on the Immigration site that the RRV can take up to 5 months to receive on application, can I apply for a bridging visa that will let me travel for 15 days in middle of November  to the USA for my work and return to Australia ? Would really need some help understanding how the bridging visa works in case of RRV and which category of Bridging visas I need to apply for..

Hi there, did you end up applying for a bridging visa B for your November 2018 travel? Thanks!

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