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StatuteMigration Act 1958

Section 74 — Migration Act 1958: Further applications for bridging visa

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(1) Subject to subsection (2), if: (a) an eligible non-citizen who is in immigration detention makes an application for a bridging visa; and (b) the Minister refuses to grant the visa; the eligible non-citizen may make a further application for a bridging visa. (2) Unless the further application for a bridging visa is made in prescribed circumstances, the further application may be made not earlier than 30 days after: (a) if the eligible non-citizen did not make an application for review of the decision to refuse to grant the visa—the refusal; or (b) if the eligible non-citizen made an application for such review—the application is finally determined.

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