Hey guys,
I've been searching for this information but can't get a clear answer anywhere. Basically my partner and I (both Australian citizens) arrived on WHVs in April last year. I was issued the full 2 year visa, but my partner was only given a 1 year visa due to the validity of his passport. He's currently renewing his passport, and now we're just wondering how he can be issued the second year of his visa?
Surely he wouldn't have to completely re-apply? He paid the same amount as I did and I was given a full 2 year visa. The staff at the border didn't make it sound like another application would be needed, but now I am not so sure. He's only after the one year that he's owed, he doesn't want another 24 months.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. We aren't exactly in a position to completely re-apply all over again, and he turns 31 in less than a month, so I am somewhat stressed out because until now I assumed he wouldn't have to submit a whole new application to be granted the second half of his current visa.
Thanks,
Kate.
I've been searching for this information but can't get a clear answer anywhere. Basically my partner and I (both Australian citizens) arrived on WHVs in April last year. I was issued the full 2 year visa, but my partner was only given a 1 year visa due to the validity of his passport. He's currently renewing his passport, and now we're just wondering how he can be issued the second year of his visa?
Surely he wouldn't have to completely re-apply? He paid the same amount as I did and I was given a full 2 year visa. The staff at the border didn't make it sound like another application would be needed, but now I am not so sure. He's only after the one year that he's owed, he doesn't want another 24 months.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. We aren't exactly in a position to completely re-apply all over again, and he turns 31 in less than a month, so I am somewhat stressed out because until now I assumed he wouldn't have to submit a whole new application to be granted the second half of his current visa.
Thanks,
Kate.