Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00115:reg:5:p6
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00115
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 6/34)
Character Range: 284712–287609

of the invitation to make that application.
 (5) The actual amount that is payable by the applicant by way of the visa application charge in relation to the further application is the amount (if any) by which liability for the visa application charge in relation to the further application exceeds the actual amount of the visa application charge paid on the first application.
 (6) If the first instalment of the visa application charge payable in relation to the further application is less than the actual amount paid in relation to the first application, no refund is payable in respect of the difference.

2.11A  Visa applications by unauthorised maritime arrivals
  For subparagraph 46A(1)(b)(ii) of the Act, the following kinds of visas are prescribed:
 (a) Temporary Safe Haven (Class UJ) visas;
 (b) Temporary (Humanitarian Concern) (Class UO) visas;
 (c) Subclass 785 visas granted before 2 December 2013;
 (d) Safe Haven Enterprise (Class XE) visas.
Note: Section 46A of the Act prevents the making of a valid visa application by an unauthorised maritime arrival who is an unlawful non‑citizen or holds a bridging visa or a temporary protection visa, or a temporary visa of a prescribed kind.

2.11B  Visa applications by transitory persons
  For subparagraph 46B(1)(b)(ii) of the Act, the following kinds of visas are prescribed:
 (a) Temporary Safe Haven (Class UJ) visas;
 (b) Temporary (Humanitarian Concern) (Class UO) visas;
 (c) Subclass 785 visas granted before 2 December 2013;
 (d) Safe Haven Enterprise (Class XE) visas.
Note: Section 46B of the Act prevents the making of a valid visa application by a transitory person who is an unlawful non‑citizen or holds a bridging visa or a temporary protection visa, or a temporary visa of a prescribed kind.

2.12  Certain non‑citizens whose applications refused in Australia (Act, s 48)
  For section 48 of the Act the following classes of visas are prescribed:
 (a) Partner (Temporary) (Class UK);
 (b) Partner (Residence) (Class BS);
 (c) protection visas;
 (ca) Medical Treatment (Visitor) (Class UB);
 (e) Territorial Asylum (Residence) (Class BE);
 (f) Border (Temporary) (Class TA);
 (g) Special Category (Temporary) (Class TY);
 (h) Bridging A (Class WA);
 (j) Bridging B (Class WB);
 (k) Bridging C (Class WC);
 (l) Bridging D (Class WD);
 (m) Bridging E (Class WE);
 (ma) Bridging F (Class WF);
 (mb) Bridging R (Class WR);
 (o) Resolution of Status (Class CD);
 (p) Child (Residence) (Class BT);
 (q) Retirement (Temporary) (Class TQ);
 (r) Investor Retirement (Class UY);
 (s) Skilled—Nominated (Permanent) (Class SN);
 (t) Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) (Class PS);
 (u) Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) (Class PE).
Note: Section 48 of the Act limits further applications by a person whose visa has been cancelled, or whose application for a visa has been refused.

2.12AA  Refusal or cancellation