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08-23-2004, 04:53 AM
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Police check and Bridging Visa
Hi all
I am filling out the form 1101 (Police checks). They want to know
all the permanent residential addresses for the last ten years. A
bit of a stupid question, but does that include addresses in Austra-
lia only or also from my home country? A separate police check from
home is on its way.
I will apply for my visa (de facto) in october, and will be leaving the
country for 3 weeks on a bridging visa B. I read that I have to be in
Australia when visa is granted. I don't understand what that means...wh-
at if I am overseas and they want to grant my visa? Is my application
'on hold' while I am overseas?
Thanks for your help,
Barbara
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08-23-2004, 06:28 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
you should inlcude addresses for anywhere that you lived whether inside or
outside of australia that was a permannent address.
Limor Grinberg
www.immigrationtoaustralia.com.au
"Barbara_CH" <member27272@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:32$250358$1616911$...
> Hi all
> I am filling out the form 1101 (Police checks). They want to know
> all the permanent residential addresses for the last ten years. A
> bit of a stupid question, but does that include addresses in Austra-
> lia only or also from my home country? A separate police check from
> home is on its way.
> I will apply for my visa (de facto) in october, and will be leaving the
> country for 3 weeks on a bridging visa B. I read that I have to be in
> Australia when visa is granted. I don't understand what that means...wh-
> at if I am overseas and they want to grant my visa? Is my application
> 'on hold' while I am overseas?
> Thanks for your help,
> Barbara
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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08-23-2004, 08:59 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
> Hi all
> I am filling out the form 1101 (Police checks). They want to know all
> the permanent residential addresses for the last ten years. A bit of
> a stupid question, but does that include addresses in Australia only
> or also from my home country? A separate police check from home is on
> its way.
> I will apply for my visa (de facto) in october, and will be leaving
> the country for 3 weeks on a bridging visa B. I read that I have to be
> in Australia when visa is granted. I don't understand what that means-
> ...what if I am overseas and they want to grant my visa? Is my applic-
> ation 'on hold' while I am overseas?
> Thanks for your help,
> Barbara
You need to list all your sddresses, regardless of country - so they can
see where you were and at what times.
Getting your visa granted in Aus means that if you are abroad at the ti-
me they decide that you can have the visa, you will need to return to
Australia to have the sticker put in your passport,
Bondipom had this situation with his spouse visa - I believe he told DI-
MIA he would be abroad, and they postponed the grant date till his retu-
rn. Send him a pm, I'm sure he can clarify it for you.
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08-23-2004, 09:06 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
> You need to list all your sddresses, regardless of country - so they
> can see where you were and at what times.
> Getting your visa granted in Aus means that if you are abroad at the
> time they decide that you can have the visa, you will need to return
> to Australia to have the sticker put in your passport,
> Bondipom had this situation with his spouse visa - I believe he told
> DIMIA he would be abroad, and they postponed the grant date till his
> return. Send him a pm, I'm sure he can clarify it for you.
Barbara - just found a thread where Bondi has put some info ....
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=250364
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08-23-2004, 09:10 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
> You need to list all your sddresses, regardless of country - so they
> can see where you were and at what times.
> Getting your visa granted in Aus means that if you are abroad at the
> time they decide that you can have the visa, you will need to return
> to Australia to have the sticker put in your passport,
> Bondipom had this situation with his spouse visa - I believe he told
> DIMIA he would be abroad, and they postponed the grant date till his
> return. Send him a pm, I'm sure he can clarify it for you.
Thank you so much for your help!
Barbara
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08-23-2004, 09:11 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
> You need to list all your sddresses, regardless of country - so they
> can see where you were and at what times.
> Getting your visa granted in Aus means that if you are abroad at the
> time they decide that you can have the visa, you will need to return
> to Australia to have the sticker put in your passport,
> Bondipom had this situation with his spouse visa - I believe he told
> DIMIA he would be abroad, and they postponed the grant date till his
> return. Send him a pm, I'm sure he can clarify it for you.
That is correct Pollyana. Just keep your case office informed of your
whereabouts. Where the details were vague on addresses eg student houses
9 10 years ago I just put what I could remember. For one address I had
Rusholme, Manchester.
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08-23-2004, 10:38 AM
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Re: Police check and Bridging Visa
> Hi all
> I am filling out the form 1101 (Police checks). They want to know all
> the permanent residential addresses for the last ten years. A bit of
> a stupid question, but does that include addresses in Australia only
> or also from my home country? A separate police check from home is on
> its way.
> I will apply for my visa (de facto) in october, and will be leaving
> the country for 3 weeks on a bridging visa B. I read that I have to be
> in Australia when visa is granted. I don't understand what that means-
> ...what if I am overseas and they want to grant my visa? Is my applic-
> ation 'on hold' while I am overseas?
> Thanks for your help,
> Barbara
If you apply onshore, your visa must be granted onshore. It will be put
on hold while you're overseas.
Jeremy
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06-17-2011, 05:08 PM
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вокруг света за 90 минут и механические части тела, управляемые мозгом.
Вокруг света за 90 минут.
Жюль Верн предчувствовал возможность совершить путешествие вокруг Земли всего лишь за 80 дней, но идея, посвященная его знаменитому персонажу, Филеас Фогг, оставалось еще из области фантастики долгое время после появления своего романа.
Сегодня путешественники смогут попасть из одной точки земного шара в другую меньше чем за час. *то станет возможным благодаря запуску нового самолета, называемым Lightcraft, находящиеся еще в стадии разработки у американской армии, в сотрудничестве с бразильскими экспертами Бразилия, который сможет летать с удивительной скоростью по всему миру.
До появления этого фантастического самолета, последующие годы принесут серию космических аппаратов, которые смогут взлетать и садиться на взлетно-посадочной полосе, однако превосходящие современные самолеты.
Механические части тела, управляемые мозгом.
Первое поколение механических протезов контролируемых естественным образом человеческим мозгом, уже появились в стадии прототипа, пользуясь огромным успехом.
Следующим шагом является разработка специальных микропроцессоров, встроенных в протезе, которые смогут предвидеть каждое движение пользователя, предоставляя ему возможность легко перемещаться и более естественным образом.
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