You mean 31 March I guess? The day before the police check?It depends on the expiry date of the medicals or police check (whichever one expires first), they are only valid usually for 12 months.
For example, if you submitted your application 1 March 2017 and did the police checked 1 April 2017 and then the medicals 1 June 2017 and the application is approved 3 January 2018 then they will give you until 28 February 2018 to enter Australia.
The date that you must enter will be on the grant notice.
So you have not had contact with the former DIBP & certain places that have inconsistent outcomes compared to other visa process centres.What's your problem? I was only asking? And I never wrote about anybody or anything being better!
I only intended to give an example that I know of of a circumstance that might leave an applicant from any country with a problem if the time to enter Australia is quite short. And asked if there are cases in which the department does give a longer time - for any applicant from any country.So you have not had contact with the former DIBP & certain places that have inconsistent outcomes compared to other visa process centres.
That operate under the exact same rules World wide at all Australian Embassies ?
I only intended to give an example that I know of of a circumstance that might leave an applicant from any country with a problem if the time to enter Australia is quite short. And asked if there are cases in which the department does give a longer time - for any applicant from any country.So you have not had contact with the former DIBP & certain places that have inconsistent outcomes compared to other visa process centres.
That operate under the exact same rules World wide at all Australian Embassies ?
It is the day before that is how it was for my husband's grant he had to arrive by the day before the 12 months was up.Anyhow: My police check was done on the 13/6/2017 and we have to enter before the 13/6/2018 - same date, not the day before.![]()