What are the consequences of an overdue visa in Australia?

Overdue visas in Australia may lead to the consequences of being refused entry, being repatriated and being prohibited from re-entering for a period of time, and may also have an impact on future visa applications.

According to the Australian immigration law, people who enter the country with a valid visa must abide by the conditions and provisions of the visa, including leaving the country within the specified time. If the visa expires, the Australian Immigration Bureau may refuse entry or repatriation, and restrict or refuse the person to obtain a visa again in the future. In addition, staying for more than 28 days will be rated as a "serious violation" and may be fined and banned from entering the country for a period of time. It should be noted that if a reasonable application for extension is made and approved before the visa expires, you can legally stay in Australia. However, even if the application for extension is approved, you need to leave the country before the expiration of the new visa, otherwise you will still face the above consequences. In addition, if you engage in illegal activities during your stay, such as work and study, it may lead to more serious consequences, including punishment and deportation.

Will visa overdue affect future visa applications? Yes, overdue visas will affect future visa applications. If you have overstayed, you need to explain the reasons and provide sufficient supporting materials in your future visa application. Immigration officials will evaluate and make a decision based on your previous behavior. If this person has been involved in illegal acts or has other bad records, he will face the risk that his visa application will be rejected.

Overdue visas in Australia may lead to the consequences of being refused entry, being repatriated and being prohibited from re-entering for a period of time, and may also have an impact on future visa applications. If you need to extend your stay in Australia, please apply for an extension on time and strictly abide by the visa regulations.

Legal basis:

Article 20 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Exit and Entry Administration, foreigners who are in urgent need of entry due to humanitarian reasons, urgent business, urgent emergency repair works or other urgent entry needs may apply for a port visa at a port approved by the State Council to the port visa authority entrusted by the Ministry of Public Security (hereinafter referred to as the port visa authority). Travel agencies that organize inbound tourism in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state may apply to the port visa authorities for group tourist visas. Foreigners who apply for a visa to the port visa authority shall submit their passports or other international travel documents, hold relevant materials such as acres and reasons for application, go through relevant procedures in the afternoon according to the requirements of the port visa authority, and enter the country from the port where they apply for a visa. The visa issued by the port visa authority is valid for one entry, and the stay period indicated in the visa shall not exceed 30 days.