Frequently Asked Questions

AustraliaVisa.ai mainly provides general visa information and profile-based recommendations.

When professional assistance is needed, you may book a consultation with an Australian registered migration agent.

No. AustraliaVisa.ai cannot guarantee that you will receive a visa.

Visa decisions are made only by the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Our recommendations are based on the information you provide and the visa rules available to our system.

They are designed to help you understand possible visa options. They do not guarantee that you are eligible for a visa or that a visa will be granted.

You should check the latest requirements on the Department of Home Affairs website before applying.

Enter your details into our online questionnaire and follow the instructions.

After completing the questionnaire, you can generate a personalised report showing visa options that may be relevant to your profile.

We use appropriate systems to protect the information you provide.

We do not sell your personal information to third parties. Please read our Privacy Policy to learn more about how we collect, use and protect your information.

You can start your profile assessment for free.

Some reports, recommendations or additional features may require a one-time payment or subscription. Please check our Pricing page for current details.

No. The information provided by AustraliaVisa.ai is general information only. It is not legal or migration advice.

Australian visa requirements can change, and every person’s situation is different. For advice about your individual circumstances, speak with an Australian registered migration agent or an Australian legal practitioner.

AustraliaVisa.ai helps you understand which Australian visa options may suit your profile.

Our tool considers information such as your education, work experience and skills. It then provides general visa information in simple English. — all in plain English.

A Bridging Visa A does not normally allow you to leave Australia and return.

If you leave Australia while holding only a Bridging Visa A, the bridging visa will generally cease.

If you need to travel, you must apply for a Bridging Visa B (BVB) before you depart Australia. Only a Bridging Visa B (BVB) will let you travel in and out of Australia. 

Here is the link for applying for a Bridging Visa B (BVB) online. Travel only after you have been granted a Bridging Visa B (BVB). 

Not necessarily.

Your existing bridging visa may continue while the Administrative Review Tribunal reviews your case, provided your review application was lodged validly and within the required time.

However, bridging visa arrangements depend on your individual circumstances, including:

the visa decision being reviewed;

when the ART application was lodged;

the type of bridging visa you hold; and

the conditions attached to your bridging visa.

Check your bridging visa grant notice and your current visa status through VEVO. Seek professional advice if you are unsure.

No, as of July 1, 2024, individuals on certain temporary visas, including tourist/visitor visas, can no longer apply for a student visa from within Australia. This change aims to prevent "visa hopping," repeatedly changing visas while in the country.