Circumstances for granting visas
40 Circumstances for granting visas
The regulations may provide that visas or visas of a specified class may only be granted in specified circumstances.
Without limiting subsection (1), the circumstances may be, or may include, that, when the person is granted the visa, the person:
is outside Australia; or
is in immigration clearance; or
has been refused immigration clearance and has not subsequently been immigration cleared; or
is in the migration zone and, on last entering Australia:
was immigration cleared; or
bypassed immigration clearance and had not subsequently been immigration cleared.
Without limiting subsection (1), the circumstances may be, or may include, that a person has complied with any requirement to provide one or more personal identifiers made under section 257A.
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