<blockquote class="Quote" rel="thisisme1">Guys FYI lang about sa <b class="Bold">Must Not Arrive After</b> (MNAA) na usually after 5 years ng grant date. Nalaman ko lang 'to sa kakilala ko na AU citizen na. At naexperience niya mag file ng <b class="Bold">Returning Resident Visa</b> (RRV ) since naabutan na siya ng MNAA. So this is not official. Please let me know kung mali.
Sabi niya hindi talaga ito Expiration Date - parang lang. This is just the travel aspect of the visa. Kung lumabas ka ng AU at babalik ka after ng MNAA date, dun mo kelangan ng RRV . Kung hindi ka naman lalabas at nasa AU ka lang after the MNAA date, ok lang. You are still a legal Permanent Resident. And can still apply for citizenship when you become eligible.
Makes sense kasi <b class="Bold">Permanent </b>Resident nga. And it was named MNAA not Expiration Date.
Pero siyempre it's still better to get RRV if not yet a citizen. This is just to clarify MNAA.</blockquote>
@thisisme1 tama. travel rights ang nageexpire at hindi ang residency rights ng PR visa. may mga factors din na kinuconsider para maapprove ang RRV. pero kung wala naman balak lumabas ng AU kahit tapos na ang MNAA date ay walang problema.