Visitor Visa Subclass 600
#1
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Visitor Visa Subclass 600
Morning All,
Hope mine is not a silly question and I do apologise in advance if this has been asked previously.
Can I apply far in advance for a Subclass 600 visa? Plan is to visit Australia this September.
Is there a limit of when I must enter Australia once my visa has been approved?
I do understand that applying 9 months in advance could be too early but once my visa has been approved then I can plan things/come up with an itinerary nicely and slowly knowing that I am definitely going.
Hope this make sense.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Hope mine is not a silly question and I do apologise in advance if this has been asked previously.
Can I apply far in advance for a Subclass 600 visa? Plan is to visit Australia this September.
Is there a limit of when I must enter Australia once my visa has been approved?
I do understand that applying 9 months in advance could be too early but once my visa has been approved then I can plan things/come up with an itinerary nicely and slowly knowing that I am definitely going.
Hope this make sense.
Thanks a lot in advance.
#2
Re: Visitor Visa Subclass 600
Hello,
I think it might be sensible to wait and see if Australia will even be allowing tourists to enter in September - and I don't think they'll make a decision on that until July at the earliest. At the moment no one except citizens and permanent residents are allowed to enter Australia and they are all subject to a 14 day mandatory quarantine. This will likely continue until there is a worldwide reduction in the number of Covid-19 cases, at the moment they are still rising.
I would leave applying until there is more information.
Best wishes.
I think it might be sensible to wait and see if Australia will even be allowing tourists to enter in September - and I don't think they'll make a decision on that until July at the earliest. At the moment no one except citizens and permanent residents are allowed to enter Australia and they are all subject to a 14 day mandatory quarantine. This will likely continue until there is a worldwide reduction in the number of Covid-19 cases, at the moment they are still rising.
I would leave applying until there is more information.
Best wishes.
#3
Re: Visitor Visa Subclass 600
Assuming you’re a British citizen, is there a particular reason why you wish to apply for a 600 over a 651?
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Re: Visitor Visa Subclass 600
Hello,
I think it might be sensible to wait and see if Australia will even be allowing tourists to enter in September - and I don't think they'll make a decision on that until July at the earliest. At the moment no one except citizens and permanent residents are allowed to enter Australia and they are all subject to a 14 day mandatory quarantine. This will likely continue until there is a worldwide reduction in the number of Covid-19 cases, at the moment they are still rising.
I would leave applying until there is more information.
Best wishes.
I think it might be sensible to wait and see if Australia will even be allowing tourists to enter in September - and I don't think they'll make a decision on that until July at the earliest. At the moment no one except citizens and permanent residents are allowed to enter Australia and they are all subject to a 14 day mandatory quarantine. This will likely continue until there is a worldwide reduction in the number of Covid-19 cases, at the moment they are still rising.
I would leave applying until there is more information.
Best wishes.
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Re: Visitor Visa Subclass 600
Morning All,
Hope mine is not a silly question and I do apologise in advance if this has been asked previously.
Can I apply far in advance for a Subclass 600 visa? Plan is to visit Australia this September.
Is there a limit of when I must enter Australia once my visa has been approved?
I do understand that applying 9 months in advance could be too early but once my visa has been approved then I can plan things/come up with an itinerary nicely and slowly knowing that I am definitely going.
Hope this make sense.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Hope mine is not a silly question and I do apologise in advance if this has been asked previously.
Can I apply far in advance for a Subclass 600 visa? Plan is to visit Australia this September.
Is there a limit of when I must enter Australia once my visa has been approved?
I do understand that applying 9 months in advance could be too early but once my visa has been approved then I can plan things/come up with an itinerary nicely and slowly knowing that I am definitely going.
Hope this make sense.
Thanks a lot in advance.