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Migration (Specification of Class of Persons) Instrument 2025 – Bridging Visa E Work Rights

The Australian Government has introduced the Migration (Specification of Class of Persons) Instrument 2025 (LIN 25/091). This will start on 1 October 2025. This new law replaces IMMI 15/026. It keeps the policy on work rights for some Bridging Visa E (BVE) holders. This mainly applies to those given visas through ministerial intervention. This guide explains LIN 25/091, its implications for BVE holders, work rights, and how Emigrate Lawyers can help you navigate these changes. Understanding Bridging Visa E (BVE) A Bridging Visa E is a temporary visa. It lets people stay legally in Australia while their immigration status or

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