
Bridging visas A, B, C and E
Keep you lawful while an onshore application or review is decided. Travel needs a Bridging B.
- Main charge from 1 July 2026
- Nil
Visa group / Citizenship, residence and bridging visas
Staying lawful while you wait, travelling as a permanent resident, meeting the health requirement and becoming a citizen.

Keep you lawful while an onshore application or review is decided. Travel needs a Bridging B.

For permanent residents whose travel facility has ended or is ending.

For permanent residents who meet the residence, character and test requirements.

What the health requirement means and when a health waiver may be available.

The visa most New Zealand citizens receive on arrival, letting them live, work and study in Australia.

Permanent visa for some former permanent residents who grew up in Australia, and for certain pre-1981 Australian Defence Force members.

Return travel for some former holders of provisional visas. Home Affairs lists a charge for it but publishes no visa page.

For some Australian citizens who also hold another nationality. Home Affairs lists a charge for it but publishes no visa page.
Closed to new applicants: Closed and repealed visas.
How any of these rules applies to a particular person, which visa to choose, and any application are immigration assistance, given only by a registered migration agent.
Immi Worldwide does not give immigration assistance. For advice about your own situation, Immi Worldwide can refer you to Sukh Sandhu, Registered Migration Agent, MARN 1384130, of The Immigration Worldwide Pty Ltd, or you can choose any registered migration agent.
The referral form opens with the box to pass your enquiry to the registered agent already ticked. Immi Worldwide does not charge for a referral.
Immi Worldwide does not give immigration assistance and does not charge for it. We give general information and settlement support, and refer visa matters to Sukh Sandhu, Registered Migration Agent, MARN 1384130, of The Immigration Worldwide Pty Ltd. The registration is personal, with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).
No one has a special relationship with the Department of Home Affairs, and no one can promise a visa outcome. Client stories appear only with written consent.