Temporary Visa Holders - not in Australia & expiring

Jaswinder Singh made this Freedom of Information request to Department of Home Affairs

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Dear Department of Home Affairs,

I would like to enquire the statistics of the following visa holders as per question below:-

Question 1:
How many temporary visa holders – including bridging and special category visas – are currently not in Australia?
a. Please break down into visa subclasses.

Question 2:
How many temporary visa holders not in Australia will have their visa expire in the next six months?
a. Please break down into visa subclasses.
b. Please break down into month of expiry.

Yours faithfully,

Jaswinder Singh
East Maitland, 2323

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FOI Request: FA 21/03/00832
File Number: OBJ2021/9116

Dear Mr Singh

Acknowledgement of Freedom of Information Access request

I refer to your correspondence received on 5 March 2021 seeking access to documents held by the Department of Home Affairs (the Department) under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (the FOI Act).

Scope of request

You have requested access to the following:

Question 1:
How many temporary visa holders - including bridging and special category visas - are currently not in Australia?
a. Please break down into visa subclasses.

Question 2:
How many temporary visa holders not in Australia will have their visa expire in the next six months?
a. Please break down into visa subclasses.
b. Please break down into month of expiry.

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Dear Mr Singh

 

 

FOI Request: FA 21/03/00832

 

I refer to your FOI request received on 5 March 2021, seeking access to
the following:

           

Question 1:

How many temporary visa holders - including bridging and special category
visas - are currently not in Australia?

a. Please break down into visa subclasses.

 

Question 2:

How many temporary visa holders not in Australia will have their visa
expire in the next six months?

a. Please break down into visa subclasses.

b. Please break down into month of expiry.

 

 

The Department has made a decision on this request. Please find attached
the decision record released under the FOI Act.  

 

This request has now been closed.

 

 

Regards,

 

FOI Decision Maker

FOI and Records Management Branch

Data Division

Strategy and Law Enforcement Group

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