How do I know that the Australian permanent resident visa has expired?

How do I know that the Australian permanent resident visa has expired?

There are several ways to determine whether the Australian permanent resident visa has expired:

1. View visa records: You can view your own visa records, which generally shows the expiration date of the visa. If you have an electronic visa record, you can check it on official website.

2. Contact the Australian Immigration Bureau: You can contact the Australian Immigration Bureau and ask them about the expiration date of your visa. They can provide you with the details of your visa.

Check your passport: Your passport usually shows the expiration date of the visa. Please check your passport to determine the expiration date of the visa. The Australian Immigration Service is the agency responsible for immigration affairs of the Australian federal government. Its main responsibilities include formulating and implementing immigration policies, managing immigration plans, approving immigration applications and providing immigration-related services.

3. If you need more information about the Australian Immigration Bureau, I suggest you visit the Australian Immigration Bureau in official website or consult local immigration service agencies or lawyers. When applying for immigration or visa, you should also pay attention to abide by relevant laws, regulations and rules to ensure that your application meets the requirements.

To sum up:

To determine whether the Australian permanent resident visa has expired, you can obtain relevant information by consulting the visa records, contacting the Australian Immigration Bureau or consulting your passport.

Legal basis:

According to the relevant provisions of the Exit and Entry Administration Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Passport Law of the People's Republic of China, for a permanent residence visa, you should apply for visa extension in advance or go through relevant formalities before the visa expires to ensure the legal right of abode.