Spent Only 3 Months in Australia — Second Pr Renewal Granted for 5 Years
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Spent Only 3 Months in Australia — Second Pr Renewal Granted for 5 Years
Visa Type
155/RRV
Decision Date
28 Feb 2020
Case Summary
Visa/Service Type: RRV – Resident Return Visa
Completion Date: February 28, 2020
Case Highlights: Spent only 3 months in Australia during the first RRV period, yet successfully granted a second 5-year RRV
Overview: The applicant had spent a total of only 14 days in Australia over the past five years. The first RRV was granted for 1 year. During the second renewal, the client traveled in and out of Australia, but the total stay still did not exceed 3 months. Despite this, we successfully secured a 5-year RRV for the applicant.
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