AUSVISATIME / SC 050 / 051
OtherAustralian visa

Bridging visa E (BVE)

A specialised visa or authority for status, return travel, bridging, crew, medical or statutory purposes.

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Visa subclass050 / 051Official visa number
Application feeCheck official fee ↗Open the current Home Affairs fee table
Processing timeCheck official time ↗Open the Home Affairs processing guide
On this page
Official sourceDepartment of Home AffairsOfficial visa record
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Visa overview

Current Home Affairs data
A practical place to start

Your visa action plan

Turn the official rules into three manageable decisions.

1
CHECK YOUR FIT

Confirm the essentials

  • Meet the narrow purpose of this subclass
  • Hold any required current or former status
  • Provide the required supporting evidence
  • Meet health and character rules where applicable
2
PLAN REALISTICALLY

Budget money and time

Base application fee
Check the official fee table
Current processing guide
No subclass-specific figure published
3
PREPARE EVIDENCE

Follow the official sequence

Use the application checklist below to organise documents, lodge correctly and respond after lodgement.

STAY
Permitted stayLength of stay granted by this visa
Until a specified date, period or event
Important stay conditionsThe headline duration can be a maximum, not an automatic grant.

A Bridging visa E is temporary. It ends at the specified date or event and can also end if you leave Australia, receive a substantive visa or the BVE is cancelled.

What this visa lets you do

A specialised visa or authority for status, return travel, bridging, crew, medical or statutory purposes.

Permitted stay: Until a specified date, period or event.

Core requirements

  • Meet the narrow purpose of this subclass
  • Hold any required current or former status
  • Provide the required supporting evidence
  • Meet health and character rules where applicable
Data provenance

Read here. Verify at the source.

This page brings the Department’s overview, eligibility, application process and post-grant information into one readable view. Rules can change and personal circumstances matter.

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