Grant of Subclass 050 Bridging (General) visa without application and cessation of certain other bridging visas
2.24A Grant of Subclass 050 Bridging (General) visa without application and cessation of certain other bridging visas
This regulation applies to a person if:
the person was granted a bridging visa on the basis of making a valid application for a substantive visa; and
at a particular time (the cessation time), the bridging visa ceases to be in effect under one of the following provisions of Schedule 2:
subparagraph 010.511(1)(b)(iiaa);
subparagraph 020.511(1)(b)(iiaa);
subparagraph 030.511(1)(b)(iiaa);
subparagraph 050.511(1)(b)(iiaa);
paragraph 051.511(1)(aa); and
at the cessation time, the person is in Australia, but not in immigration clearance.
Grant of new bridging visa to replace ceased bridging visa
Despite anything in Schedule 1 and Divisions 050.2 to 050.4 of Part 050 of Schedule 2, the Minister must, immediately after the cessation time, grant the person a Subclass 050 Bridging (General) visa in respect of the application for the substantive visa.
See Divisions 050.5 and 050.6 of Part 050 of Schedule 2 for when the visa is in effect and the conditions to which it is subject.
Cessation of certain other bridging visas held by the person
If, at the cessation time, the person also held another visa of any of the following classes:
Bridging A (Class WA);
Bridging B (Class WB);
Bridging C (Class WC);
Bridging E (Class WE);
that other visa, despite anything in Schedule 2, also ceases to be in effect immediately after the cessation time.
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