ALL ABOUT TRAVEL AND TOURIST VISA TO AUSTRALIA?

ON-SHORE PARTNER VISA  820/ 801

This visa is for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen planning to apply while in Australia. A Spouse Visa may be suitable for you if you are currently in a relationship with an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen and hope to live in Australia with your partner.

To be eligible, all applicants must prove that their relationship is genuine and continuing. Financial commitment, social acceptance, emotional support and the nature of the household are ways of demonstrating this. Applicants who are in a long-term relationship will often receive their visa approvals for the 820 and 801 at the same time.

You must be able to prove the following:

• • Joint financial aspects of the relationship.
  • Join the nature of the household arrangement.
  • The social aspects of the relationship.
  • The nature of the couple’s commitment to one another.

1. Partner/Spouse Visa (Temporary) Subclass 820

This visa is the first step towards a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801). You will be able to work and study while you hold this visa. You will also have access to Medicare.

For more comprehensive information regarding Australian FamilyVisas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

OFF-SHORE PARTNER VISA 309 / 100

This visa is for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen planning to apply while in Australia. A Spouse Visa may be suitable for you if you are currently in a relationship with an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen and hope to live in Australia with your partner.

To be eligible, all applicants must prove that their relationship is genuine and continuing. Financial commitment, social acceptance, emotional support and the nature of the household are ways of demonstrating this. Applicants who are in a long-term relationship will often receive their visa approvals for the 820 and 801 at the same time.

You must be able to prove the following:

• • Joint financial aspects of the relationship.
  • Join the nature of the household arrangement.
  • The social aspects of the relationship.
  • The nature of the couple’s commitment to one another.

1. Partner/Spouse Visa (Temporary) Subclass 820

This visa is the first step towards a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801). You will be able to work and study while you hold this visa. You will also have access to Medicare.

For more comprehensive information regarding Australian FamilyVisas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGE VISA 300

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to entry to Australia to marry your fiance and permanently stay in Australia.

You must prove that your relationship is genuine and continuing. Financial commitment, social acceptance, emotional support and the nature of the household are ways of demonstrating this.

Apply for a 300 Visa

To be eligible to apply for a 300 Fiance Visa, you must:

• • You must be outside Australia to lodge a valid visa application.
  • You may be eligible to apply for this visa if you intend to marry an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand.
  • This provisional visa will allow you to enter and remain in Australia for 9 months to marry your fiancé.

• You and your fiancé must marry within the 9 months
• You must have met in person
• You will have to apply for an onshore Partner visa (subclass 820 & 801) once you have married

1. Partner/Spouse Visa (Temporary) Subclass 820

This visa is the first step towards a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801). You will be able to work and study while you hold this visa. You will also have access to Medicare.

For more comprehensive information regarding Australian FamilyVisas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

AGED PARENT  VISA  174 / 143

Suppose your child or children have become Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible citizens of New Zealand. Now, you wish to join them. In that case, you will need to apply for a Parent visa.
Temporary & Permanent Parent visa is for people who have a child living in Australia. A child who will be a family sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Parent visa requires a family balance test.

A contributory parent visa means you pay for your parents to move quicker in a visa application queue:

Visa types

Subclass 143 – This permanent visa is called a “Contributory” visa. This is because the initial application fee is $4,225 for the first applicant and $1,425 for a spouse. However, the second instalment for each applicant is $43,600. This visa takes approximately 5.7 years to process and is a permanent visa from approval.

Subclass 173 – This is a temporary visa with an initial Australian government fee of $2,850 and $1,425 for spouses. Before the visa is granted, the second instalment of $29,130 is required to be paid. This visa takes approximately 4.7 years to process. The applicants are granted a 2-year temporary visa. Before this visa expires, they must pay an additional $19,420 and apply for the permanent visa subclass 143.

The Australian Government only issues a limited number of family visas per year. It means that any parent visa application gets a place in a queue. Your child or one of your children will need to be your sponsor. To sponsor your visa, your child must meet the eligibility criteria.

Call our help desk to arrange an online or phone consultation for a comprehensive rundown on Australian Parent/Parent/Child Visa. For more comprehensive information regarding Australian Family Visas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

SPONSORED PARENT TEMPORARY VISA 870

Sponsored Parent Temporary visa subclass 870

This temporary visa lets a parent of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen visit Australia for up to 3 or 5 years. One household can sponsor only two parents at a time.

To be able to sponsor your parent for an 870 visa, you must:

• • You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, who has been resident in Australia for at least four years.
  • You must be the legal child of your parents (biological, adoptive, or step-child). You may also sponsor your spouse or partner’s, parents
  • You must not have held a bridging visa other than the bridging visas A, B or C during the last four years.
  • You (and your spouse/partner) must have a joint income of at least AUD 83,454. If you do not have a spouse/partner, you must meet the income requirements yourself.

Requirements for the Parent Visa 870:

• • Health check of the applicant
  • Proof that the sponsor meets the minimum income requirements (at least AUD 83,454/year).
  • Proof of Australian citizenship or permanent residence of the sponsor.
  • Proof of family relationships, such as birth certificate, adoption certificate, or family register.

For more comprehensive information regarding Australian Family Visas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

CHILD  VISA  101 / 802

Suppose one parent of a child is an Australian or an eligible New Zealand citizen. In that case, the child is automatically an Australian citizen. But if you migrate or migrate with a child, you may have to apply for a Child visa. The same situation is when you adopt or take care of an orphaned relative child. A child visa lets a child move or stays in Australia to live with their parents.
The Child Visa grants a youngster outside the country (Subclass 101 ) or in Australia (Subclass 802) to stay with his or her parents.
An Australia child visa is a family visa issued to children whose parents or legal guardians are living in Australia and are Australian citizens, permanent residents of Australia, eligible New Zealand citizens or temporary partner visa holders (subclass 309 or 820).

You can apply for one of those three visas.
• Dependent child visa
• Adoption visa
• Orphaned visa

Applying for a Child Visa

To be eligible to apply for a Child visa, applicants must:

A child between 18 and 25 years of age who does not have a disability that prevents them from working must:

• Not have a spouse or de facto partner;
• Not be engaged to be married;
• Not be in full-time work;
• Be a full-time student.

Call our help desk to arrange an online or phone consultation for a comprehensive rundown on Australian Parent/Parent/Child Visa. For more comprehensive information regarding Australian Family Visas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.

RELATIVE VISA  115

Last remaining relative 115 , aged relative 144 and carer 836

Relative visas allow family members to immigrate to Australia. You may sponsor a family member if you are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or New Zealander. Usually, it is a temporary visa first, leading to permanent residency and citizenship.
Three of the main subtypes of Australian Relative Visa include:
• Remaining relative visa subclass 115– This relates to people who are the only relative left outside Australia.
• Carer visa subclass 836– A carer visa applies to anyone with a relative in Australia who requires ongoing care. The person’s mental or physical condition in question must be likely to continue for at least two years to be eligible.
• Aged dependent relative visa subclass 144 – This visa allows elderly relatives outside Australia to reunite with their families. They must have received direct financial support from an Australian citizen or permanent resident for at least two years prior.

Call our help desk to arrange an online or phone consultation for a comprehensive rundown on Australian Parent/Parent/Child Visa. For more comprehensive information regarding Australian Family Visas, contact one of our expert agents at 1300 10 50 50 or email us here.