Migration Update – July 2013
- To whom the $700 Subsequent Temporary Application Charge applies
- Visas for which there is no Non-Internet Application Charge
- New Health Matrix
- Persons eligible to make online applications for a Subclass 400 visas
- Transit Passengers who are Eligible for a Special Purpose Visa
- Prescribed bodies for information sharing
- Eligible Education Providers and Educational Business Partners
To whom the $700 Subsequent Temporary Application Charge applies
Legislative Instrument IMMI 13/068 [F2013L01047] Migration Regulations 1994 – Specification under subregulation 2.12C(5) – Visas attracting a Subsequent Temporary Application Charge specifies in Schedule 1 that the $700 Subsequent Temporary Application Charge is payable by an applicant for following visas: [See Table 1]
This $700 fee is payable if the applicant for one of those visas listed above is in Australia and holds one of the visas specified in Schedule 2. [see Table 2], and was in Australia at the time of the application for that visa they now hold.]
Visas for which there is no Non-Internet Application Charge
Legislative Instrument IMMI 13/069 [F2013L01048] Migration Regulations 1994 – Specification under paragraph 2.12C(7)(a) and subregulation 2.12C(8) – Visas attracting a Non-Internet Application Chargespecifies that there is no Non-Internet Application Charge for an online application for:
(a) Subclass 155 – Five Year Resident Return;
(b) Subclass 157 – Three Month Resident Return;
(c) Subclass 417 – Working Holiday;
(d) Subclass 476 – Skilled – Recognised Graduate; and
(e) Subclass 485 – Temporary Graduate
IF certain circumstances apply. [see Table 3]