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Parent and Family Visas
Visas to unite with your family by bringing them to Australia
Parent Visa
When anyone migrates to Australia leaving behind their parents in their home country, it’s not an easy option. But once you settle down in this new country, if you would like to bring your parents, there are many visa options for them, including the Partner Visa. Each visa subclass and pathway has its own unique benefits and considerations.
Contributory (Visa Subclass 864/884 and 143/173 visas):
These visas are costly but they have much shorter visa processing timeframes than the other permanent parent visas. There are options to apply from Offshore as well as from Onshore
Non-Contributory (Visa Subclass 103 and 804):
Parents visa 103 and 804 are not very costly but there a very long processing times. The permanent parent visas have multiple factors to be considered like the Balance of Family Test, and Assurance of Support to know which visa subclass will work for whom.
The Temporary Parent Visa (subclass 870):
870 parent visa is a temporary parent visa. It does not lead to permanent residency but allows the holder to remain in Australia for 3 or 5 years at a time.
Child Visas
Child visas allow Australian Citizens, Permanent residents or Eligible New Zealand Citizens to sponsor their biological, step or adoptioned child to remain in Australia as a Permanent resident.
There are a number of different child visas available depending on your child’s circumstances.
Off-shore Child Visas
- Child Visa (subclass 101): An off-shore child visa enabling your biological or step child to remain in Australia as a permanent resident.
- Adoption Visa (subclass 102): An off-shore visa enabling you to bring your adopted child to Australia and remain as a permanent resident. There is no onshore version of the adoption visa.
- Orphan Relative Visa (subclass 117): An off-shore visa allowing some relatives of Australians to remain permanently in Australia if they are orphaned.
On-shore Child Visas
- Child Visa (subclass 802): An on-shore child visa enabling your biological or step child to remain in Australia as a permanent resident.
- Orphan Relative Visa (subclass 837): An on-shore visa allowing some relatives of Australians to remain permanently in Australia if they are orphaned.
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To learn more about the Australian Partner Visa and how you can apply, submit the Enquiry Form and our team will get in touch with you.
Other Relative Visas
If you are an aged dependent relative, career or a remaining relative of an Australian Citizen, you may be eligible for a visa to remain in Australia permanently.
There are 6 visa types under 3 categories. Each category has an offshore and an onshore version.
Aged Dependent Relative Visas
You may be eligible for this visa if you are an aged dependent of an Australian Citizen, permanent resident or eligible new Zealand citizen.
Career Visas
You may be eligible for this visa if you are the career of an Australian Citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Remaining Relative Visas
You may be eligible for this visa if your only remaining relative is usually resident in Australia and is an Australian Citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
These visas are severely capped, and applicants can remain queued for a decision on their visa for up to 50 years. Careers can be waiting for up to 5 years.
Moreover, maximize your chances of securing an visa with our KnN Migration Advisors expert guidance .
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