Section 92 — Immigration Act 2009: Expressions of interest

92 Expressions of interest (1) A person who, by virtue of immigration instructions, is of a class or category of person that may apply for a visa of a particular class or type only if invited to do so by the Minister or an immigration officer may notify his or her interest in obtaining such an invitation in the prescribed manner. (2) A person submitting an expression of interest must specify a physical address to which any communication relating to the expression of interest, or to which any invitation to apply made as a result of the expression of interest, may be sent, or at which any notice may be served under this Act. (3) A person may at any time, by written notice to an immigration officer, substitute a different address for that specified under subsection (2). (4) A person may also specify in an expression of interest an electronic address to which any communication relating to the expression of interest, or to which any invitation to apply as a result of the expression of interest, may be sent (and may substitute a different address by written notice to an immigration officer).