[shamsulhaq132]

Hi All,

I am currently holding bridging visa A along with my wife and son (6 months now). Our student visa was refused and I applied for review.

I just want to know if it is compulsory to have student insurance as my bridging visa has no such condition of maintaining health insurance.

Also I want to know if studying is compulsory on bridging visas as there is no such condition on my bridging visa either although I have full study and working rights on bridging visa.

Thanks for your help.

 

[shamsulhaq132]

No one is answering me.

 

[ampk]

Hi All,

I am currently holding bridging visa A

** So you were on a visa to get a Bridging Visa - what might that visa have been?

Our student visa was refused and I applied for review.

** I would have paid for the services of a RMA once refused.

I just want to know if it is compulsory to have student insurance as my bridging visa has no such condition of maintaining health insurance.

** I certainly would be having the health insurance (unless you have reciprocal) , but that's the stuff a good RMA tells you

Also I want to know if studying is compulsory on bridging visas as there is no such condition on my bridging visa.

** Again you don't want to get this wrong - but I would assume not as you are not on a Student Visa.

I have full study and working rights on bridging visa.

 

[shamsulhaq132]

Hi All,

I am currently holding bridging visa A

** So you were on a visa to get a Bridging Visa - what might that visa have been?

^^ yes I was 485 visa.

Our student visa was refused and I applied for review.

** I would have paid for the services of a RMA once refused.

^^ I did that through an agent.

I just want to know if it is compulsory to have student insurance as my bridging visa has no such condition of maintaining health insurance.

** I certainly would be having the health insurance (unless you have reciprocal) , but that's the stuff a good RMA tells you

^^ I don't have reciprocal. Insurance is very expensive as I had to buy it for family. That's why I don't want it as we hardly use it.

Also I want to know if studying is compulsory on bridging visas as there is no such condition on my bridging visa.

** Again you don't want to get this wrong - but I would assume not as you are not on a Student Visa.

I have full study and working rights on bridging visa.

 

[ampk]

Should your 6 month old child develop a sickness and requires immediate expensive hospital treatment, how will you pay for it?

I am not sure but I think public hospitals are part of the government debt question and may affect visa processing/grant if you end up with a debt.

 

[nausheenmohammed]

Hi All,

I am currently holding bridging visa A along with my wife and son (6 months now). Our student visa was refused and I applied for review.

I just want to know if it is compulsory to have student insurance as my bridging visa has no such condition of maintaining health insurance.

Also I want to know if studying is compulsory on bridging visas as there is no such condition on my bridging visa either although I have full study and working rights on bridging visa.

Thanks for your help.

Hi Samshulhaq,

When did your visa got refused and when did you apply for AAT review. I am also on the same situation.

 

[shamsulhaq132]

Nausheen,

I applied for student visa for my wife on 15 Feb 2018 and applied my review in April 2018.

 

[nausheenmohammed]

Nausheen,

I applied for student visa for my wife on 15 Feb 2018 and applied my review in April 2018.

Ok thanks. What the reason for refusal? Did you apply for any other visa?

 

[shamsulhaq132]

No, I am still on bridging visa and hoping to get my 189 invitation soon.