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Read on the DIAC website that 176 visas are processed either in 12 months for low risk and 24 months for high risk. It states that low risk is passports from countries that can issue ETA eligible passports.

Can anyone confirm whether a passport from a UK national is either high or low risk?

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Read on the DIAC website that 176 visas are processed either in 12 months for low risk and 24 months for high risk. It states that low risk is passports from countries that can issue ETA eligible passports.

Can anyone confirm whether a passport from a UK national is either high or low risk?
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