transferring visa to new passport?
hi all
my daughters passport is about to expire, does anybody know if its possible to just get the visa transferred into new passport? k |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Providing the Visa is still valid, I'm sure it is, but I suspect you'll need to take it a long to Dimia and they will stick a new Visa in.
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Re: transferring visa to new passport?
ta
am back living in uk at mo, so i guess its a trip to australia house then. i'll give em a ring tomorrow. cheers for reply k
Originally Posted by Santa
Providing the Visa is still valid, I'm sure it is, but I suspect you'll need to take it a long to Dimia and they will stick a new Visa in.
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Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by katie_w
hi all
my daughters passport is about to expire, does anybody know if its possible to just get the visa transferred into new passport? k I'm sure they said they had done this without any problems. CORKER |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by CORKER
I think somebody on here posted about this before. They said " when you apply for a new passport you get the old one back, just keep the old pass port and use it when you produce the new one "
I'm sure they said they had done this without any problems. CORKER |
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Originally Posted by CORKER
I think somebody on here posted about this before. They said " when you apply for a new passport you get the old one back, just keep the old pass port and use it when you produce the new one "
I'm sure they said they had done this without any problems. CORKER Contacting anyone at Australia House London (at least in the immigration section) is often easier said than done. Fax may be the best way. For a simple life, make sure all passports are fully up to date *before* getting any visas stamped. Jeremy |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by katie_w
hi all
my daughters passport is about to expire, does anybody know if its possible to just get the visa transferred into new passport? k Got to Australia, rang DIMIA, they said it could be done here, but you had to pay a fee (as usual - a fee for everything!). It was either $60 or $90??? We decided to carry both passports - now whenever we travel - we have 8 instead of 4!! Hope that helps |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by kendodd
We decided to carry both passports - now whenever we travel - we have 8 instead of 4!!
Hope that helps |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by kendodd
Our passports expired with our visas, before we left the UK. Got new passports, sent a letter to Australia House about a new label, and they said it could not be done in the UK.
Got to Australia, rang DIMIA, they said it could be done here, but you had to pay a fee (as usual - a fee for everything!). It was either $60 or $90??? We decided to carry both passports - now whenever we travel - we have 8 instead of 4!! Hope that helps |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by kendodd
Our passports expired with our visas, before we left the UK. Got new passports, sent a letter to Australia House about a new label, and they said it could not be done in the UK.
Got to Australia, rang DIMIA, they said it could be done here, but you had to pay a fee (as usual - a fee for everything!). It was either $60 or $90??? We decided to carry both passports - now whenever we travel - we have 8 instead of 4!! Hope that helps I suggest you try again, or alternatively bring the passports into a DIMIA office and politely ask for the visas to be re-stamped. However it does seem to be pot luck as to whether they do it or not. Bottom line is - for a simple life, make sure your passports are up to date when you apply for PR in the first place. Jeremy |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
What happens with temporary residence visas please?
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Re: transferring visa to new passport?
My passport expires next june when i'm about to go,
is it better to replace it now, or woulld it still be valid if it has the Auz visa sticker in? i'd like to get away with two passports if i could! |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
thanks that makes it clearer ! :confused:
i'll try faxing them i guess. failing that we'll carry both Its Easier said than done to make sure passports are up to date as kids passports are only 5 years, and when we got the visas she still had over 2 years on hers so we didn't even think of it. Is it possible to get a renewal when almost half the life of the passport is left? In hindsight I think having passports as up to date as possible is a good idea. So would renew if yours were to expire soonish. cheers for all replies |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by bleugh
My passport expires next june when i'm about to go,
is it better to replace it now, or woulld it still be valid if it has the Auz visa sticker in? i'd like to get away with two passports if i could! Another point to bear in mind is that DIMIA will expect to see the passport valid up to the first entry date when they stamp the visas. If your visas are already stamped, then you're stuck with it until you get to Australia, unless you can persuade the AHC London to restamp the visa. Also - it's cheaper, easier and quicker to renew a British passport in the UK rather than at the High Commission in Canberra. Jeremy |
Re: transferring visa to new passport?
Originally Posted by kendodd
Our passports expired with our visas, before we left the UK. Got new passports, sent a letter to Australia House about a new label, and they said it could not be done in the UK.
Got to Australia, rang DIMIA, they said it could be done here, but you had to pay a fee (as usual - a fee for everything!). It was either $60 or $90??? We decided to carry both passports - now whenever we travel - we have 8 instead of 4!! Hope that helps |
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