Australia Announces Nine Visa Types for ImmiCard Eligibility

The Australian government has outlined nine visa categories that make foreigners eligible to apply for an Evidence of Immigration Status ImmiCard. This official document assists eligible visa holders in demonstrating their immigration status while residing in Australia.

However, the government specifies that merely holding a qualifying visa is insufficient; applicants must also meet additional requirements to obtain the card. The eligible visa categories include Bridging visa E for unauthorized arrivals (subclass 050 or 051), Bridging visa for victims of human trafficking (subclass 060), Bridging visa for those awaiting removal (subclass 070), Humanitarian Stay visa (subclass 449), Temporary Protection visa (subclass 785), Temporary Humanitarian Concern visa (subclass 786), Safe Haven Enterprise visa (subclass 790), Resolution of Status visa (subclass 851), and Permanent Protection visa (subclass 866).

These categories encompass various situations, from individuals awaiting decisions on their status to those granted temporary or permanent protection on humanitarian grounds.