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The Australian Government has fulfilled its election commitment to make Temporary Protection visa (TPV) (subclass 785) and Safe Haven Enterprise visa (SHEV) (subclass 790) holders eligible to apply for a permanent Resolution of Status (RoS) (subclass 851) visa.

Providing permanent residence to TPV and SHEV holders empowers them to move forward with their lives and increases their ability to contribute to Australian society. Permanent residency will enable TPV/SHEV holders to gain secure employment, grow businesses, study more easily, sponsor eligible family members to Australia and eventually become an Australian citizen.

People who have submitted a TPV or SHEV application prior to 14 February 2023 that has not been finally determined, including any subsequent TPV or SHEV application, will have their existing application automatically converted to a RoS visa application.

With this visa, you can
✅live, work and study in Australia permanently
✅access government services such as Medicare and Centrelink services
✅access short-term counselling for torture and trauma if required
✅sponsor eligible family members for permanent residence through the family visa ✅stream of the Migration Program
✅travel to and from Australia for 5 years
✅if eligible become an Australian citizen
✅attend English language classes for free if you are eligible

If you are currently an unlawful non-citizen (for example because your TPV or SHEV has expired) and you intend to apply for a RoS visa, please note that an application for a RoS visa is also taken to be an application for a bridging visa.

To make a valid application for a Resolution of Status visa, you must be a holder (or former holder, and your visa was not cancelled) of one of the below visas:

Temporary Protection visa (subclass 785) – and you first arrived in Australia before 14 February 2023
Safe Haven Enterprise visa (subclass 790) – and you first arrived in Australia before 14 February 2023
From 14 February 2023, TPV and SHEV holders who held their TPV or SHEV before this date are eligible to apply for a RoS visa, once the relevant application bar has been lifted. Most TPV and SHEV holders will be able to apply online from late March 2023 (details on how to apply will be available on this website).

People who have submitted a TPV or SHEV application prior to 14 February 2023 that has not been finally determined, including any subsequent TPV or SHEV application, will have their existing application automatically converted to a RoS visa application.

If you currently hold a bridging visa and you made a valid application for a TPV or SHEV before 14 February 2023, your TPV or SHEV application will be converted to a Resolution of Status visa application if you are found to satisfy the requirements for the grant of a TPV or SHEV.

You are not able to make a valid RoS visa application while you are subject to an application bar (including the section 46A bar for Unauthorised Maritime Arrivals).

Most TPV and SHEV holders will be able to apply for a RoS visa online from late March 2023, after their application bar has been lifted (further details will be available on this website at that time).

A small group of TPV and SHEV holders will have their application bar lifted and be invited to apply using a paper application form, including those whose TPV or SHEV is due to expire soon. Only those who are contacted by the Department and provided with the bar lift notification letter and RoS application form will be able to make a valid application before late March 2023.

If your most recent TPV or SHEV was cancelled, or refused and finally determined, you will not be able to make a valid application for a Resolution of Status visa.

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