Totally hypothetical situation
Feb 22nd 2006, 7:26 am
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Totally hypothetical situation
This hasn't happened to me (yet - God forbid) but I was wondering -
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
Just interested......
Cheers
Buzzy
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
Just interested......
Cheers
Buzzy
Feb 22nd 2006, 8:08 am
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Re: Totally hypothetical situation
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
This hasn't happened to me (yet - God forbid) but I was wondering -
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
Just interested......
Cheers
Buzzy
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
Just interested......
Cheers
Buzzy
Feb 22nd 2006, 11:02 am
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Re: Totally hypothetical situation
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
This hasn't happened to me (yet - God forbid) but I was wondering -
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
What would happen if we were living in Australia, and an elderly relative came to visit on, let's say, a 3 month ETA, and during their visit suffered an illness which then meant they were not able to fly again (eg severe stroke / Heart attack)
What would happen as far as immigration goes?
The importance of good travel insurance cannot be underestimated.
Feb 22nd 2006, 11:37 am
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Re: Totally hypothetical situation
Originally Posted by JAJ
Happens from time to time. The medical treatment visa is one possibility, other times, DIMA are prepared to issue a Bridging Visa E.
The importance of good travel insurance cannot be underestimated.
The importance of good travel insurance cannot be underestimated.
Cheers
Buzzy
