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Old Sep 10th 2004, 12:55 am
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Default Is there a Validation period for defacto visa??

Hi everyone,

I've read alot about people having to validate there visa's. Can anyone tell me if you have to validate a defacto visa too?? What is the time scale on it, ie from receiving visa to having to validate?

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Default Re: Is there a Validation period for defacto visa??

You usually have 12 months to validate your visa.

The 12 months usually start from when you have your medicals or police check (which ever is first).

I got my visa mid June and have to validate by mid April 2005.

Hope it helps

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Originally Posted by Marie_m
Hi everyone,

I've read alot about people having to validate there visa's. Can anyone tell me if you have to validate a defacto visa too?? What is the time scale on it, ie from receiving visa to having to validate?

Marie
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Old Sep 10th 2004, 1:04 am
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Default Re: Is there a Validation period for defacto visa??

Originally Posted by TrickyTree
You usually have 12 months to validate your visa.

The 12 months usually start from when you have your medicals or police check (which ever is first).

I got my visa mid June and have to validate by mid April 2005.

Hope it helps

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Many thanks for that, I just had this horrible vision that we'd have to validate within weeks!!!!
Thanks again

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Old Sep 10th 2004, 1:13 am
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Yes you do and
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    > Hi everyone,
    > I've read alot about people having to validate there visa's. Can anyone
    > tell me if you have to validate a defacto visa too?? What is the time
    > scale on it, ie from receiving visa to having to validate?
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Old Sep 10th 2004, 1:15 am
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try again,
it's normally 12 months from medical/police check date whichever is earlier.
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    > Hi everyone,
    > I've read alot about people having to validate there visa's. Can anyone
    > tell me if you have to validate a defacto visa too?? What is the time
    > scale on it, ie from receiving visa to having to validate?
    > Marie
    > --
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