OSHCstudents-Are you staying in Australia on a temporary visa and require a Bridging Visa A, B, or C while your substantive visa application is being processed? Check out which case you need to bridge visa insurance.
What is a Bridging Visa?
A bridging visa for international visitors in Australia is a temporary visa that is used when applying for a substantive visa or traveling in and out of Australia.
Are you eligible for bridging visas A, B, or C?
You may be able to get a bridging visa A (subclass 010) if:
- You have had a substantive visa
- You apply while in Australia
- You have applied for judicial review or substantive visa
- You have applied in the prescribed time-frame
- You meet the character requirements provided by the Department of Home Affairs
You may be able to get a bridging visa B (subclass 020) if:
- You have had a substantive visa or currently hold a Bridging Visa a or b
- You have applied for the substantive visa or judicial review
- You have applied in the prescribed time-frame
- You have substantial reasons for wanting to travel
- You meet the character requirements provided by the Department of Home Affairs
You may be able to get a bridging visa C (subclass 030) if:
- You do not hold a Bridging visa E or substantive visa
- You apply while in Australia
- You have applied for judicial review or substantive visa
- You have applied in the prescribed time-frame
- You meet the character requirements provided by the Department of Home Affairs.
If you are international students, foreigners arriving to Australia, or Australian citizens traveling abroad looking for OSHC, OVHC, travel insurance, please contact OSHCstudents Team at email: info@oshcstudents.com and our partners for further information and assistance.
OSHCstudents (Source: Allianz Care Australia)
