Will I be Ban from Australia if I Leave on a BVE?
A Bridging Visa E (BVE) (Subclass 050) allows unlawful individuals to continue to stay in Australia. It is also an option for individuals who are waiting to leave the country voluntarily after their visa has been cancelled or has expired.
Will I be Barred from Australia if I Leave on a BVE?
Yes, in most cases, if you leave Australia while holding a BVE, you may face a re-entry ban. Generally, this ban lasts for 3 years and prevents you from entering Australia during that time, even if you apply for another visa.
Why a Re-entry Ban May Apply for BVE holders?
Leaving on a BVE can be interpreted as acknowledging a prior breach of visa conditions, such as overstaying or being unlawful. Then, if the individual is holding a bridging visa C (BVC) (Subclass 030), bridging visa D (BVD) (Subclass 040), BVE or unlawful and left Australia, they may be subjected to re-entry ban.
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I want to return to Australia, How Do I Overcome the Re-entry Ban?
For certain circumstances, you may be allowed to overcome or waive the re-entry ban. You will need to have a compelling and compassionate reason to return to Australia. Speak to an Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law for tailored advice and the best next steps.
How Can Agape Henry Crux Help
If you think that you have been barred due to the re-entry ban. You can contact Agape Henry Crux. Our team of Accredited Specialists in Immigration Law, Immigration Lawyers, and Registered Migration Agents for professional assistance. The team specialises in highly complex matters. You can schedule an appointment to seek professional legal advice by calling 02-8310 5230 or emailing us at info@ahclawyers.com.
We speak fluent English, Mandarin and Cantonese. If this isn’t your language, we can also help you arrange an interpreter.
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