Form 1444i · Other visas
Code of Behaviour for Subclass 050 Bridging (General) Visa Holders - Supporting Information
What this official form is for and who lodges it. The form itself is only ever the Department's own document; nothing is completed or submitted here.
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Original factual summaries describing what each official form is for and who lodges it. No form fields, layout or text are reproduced; the official PDF remains the only form.
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Purpose
This is a supporting information sheet that explains, in translated form, the content and meaning of the Code of Behaviour set out in form 1443, including who must sign it, why it is required and how signing and witnessing work.
Who lodges it
No party lodges this document; it is provided for the reader's understanding, and the actual code (form 1443) must be signed and completed in English.
When it is used
Given to a person being considered for a Bridging E visa to help them understand the Code of Behaviour before they sign form 1443 in English.
Official form
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