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Bridging Visas A, B, C and E Explained in Plain English, Because the Letter Changes Everything

Bridging Visas A,B,C and E Explained

You’ve lodged a new visa application, and somewhere in the paperwork is a line saying you’ve been granted a bridging visa A. It sounds reassuring, and it is. But that single letter decides a lot: whether you can travel, when your new conditions start, and what happens if you step on a plane.  Here’s what […]

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