Australia currently offers two resident return visas to individuals who were permanent residents when they left the country and whose visa travel validity expired. These include:
➔ Subclass 155 (Resident Return) Visa
➔ Subclass 157 (Resident Return) Visa
Once you get a permanent visa, it is initially valid for 5 years. This expiry date is essentially a tourist opportunity. If you stay in Australia for more than 5 years, your permanent residence will not expire and will only affect your ability to leave Australia and re-enter as a permanent resident.
Five-year RRV
In order to obtain a new five (5) year travel vehicle (known as a Permanent Resident Return Visa, or RRV), the basic criterion is that you have spent at least two (2) years out of five (5) years most recently present in Australia as a permanent resident visa holder.
One-year RRV
If you cannot meet the “2 out of 5” requirement, you may be eligible for a return visa with a one-year travel value. As noted above, if you stay in Australia beyond the one-year validity period, your permanent residency does not expire, only the possibility of leaving and then re-entering Australia as a disabled permanent resident affect.
Three-month RRV
Permanent residents with less than 2 years of presence in Australia and who have not established a significant link of interest with Australia may be eligible for a three-month RRV. For example, you may have moved to Australia when you are nearing the end of your migration travel service and need to travel abroad before you can establish important connections. As above, if you stay in Australia beyond the 3-month validity period, your permanent residency does not expire, only your ability to leave and then re-enter Australia as a permanent resident is affected.
You must be:
Both the a hundred and fifty five and 157 visas are everlasting visas. They will let you adopt all the sports that your authentic everlasting visa will let you adopt: