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02-21-2004, 03:46 PM
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Overstaying visa -- possible problem for DIMIA application?
Hi Experts,
I am going to do an independent skilled migration to Oz. I was working in Aus for 1 and 1/2 years. I happened to overstay my visa by 25 days. I had a 457 visa. My company takes care of all the visa related work for us and they had in fact submitted an application for the extension of the visa, but I had to leave before that came through. So, technically, I overstayed the visa. Will this be a potential problem when I submit my application to DIMIA? I can explain the circumstances, but will they need proof that my company filed for an extension? Not sure if I have anything to prove that. Your advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bornali. |
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