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Parent Visa Migration Agent Melbourne
Parent visa options allow parents to migrate to Australia by being sponsored by a child, or another eligible sponsor who is in Australia.
How We Can Help You Obtain A Parent visa
We provide comprehensive information about the different types of Parent Visas available in Australia, including the Contributory Parent Visa and the Non-Contributory Parent Visa, ensuring you choose the best option for your situation.
Our team conducts a thorough assessment of your eligibility based on criteria such as your relationship to your child, age, financial support, and health requirements, ensuring you meet all necessary qualifications.
We guide you in gathering and preparing the required documentation, including proof of your relationship with your child, identity documents, and health checks, to ensure your application is complete and accurate.
We assist you with every step of the application process, from submitting the application to monitoring its progress and responding to any inquiries from the Department of Home Affairs.
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This visa allows Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who are settled in Australia, to sponsor their parents to live with them in Australia indefinitely.
This visa allows parents who are of pensionable age to live in Australia if their child is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen who is settled in Australia.
This visa allows parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia with their children. Due to the high visa costs associated with these visas, in return, this accommodates for faster visa processing times as appose to the Parent visa (103).
The Contributory Aged Parent visa gives parents of pensionable age the opportunity to pay for faster processing times than those offered by the standard Aged Parent visa (804). As waiting times for Aged Parent visas can take up to 30 years, this option provides an attractive alternative for many who wish to pay a higher visa application charge for faster processing times.
Last April 2019 the Subclass 870, Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa was opened for all eligible parents that meet the requirements for this visa. This visa is granted to a parent/s that has a child who is an Australian citizen or holds a permanent residence in Australia or is an eligible New Zealand citizen.
If you are interested in relocating to Australia under one of the Parent Visa schemes, you must meet all of the requirements stipulated under the Balance of Family test established by the Department of Immigration & Border Protection. This particular test measures your ties to Australia.
Parent visa Frequently Asked Questions
A Parent Visa allows parents of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia permanently.
You must be a parent of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, and you must meet specific eligibility criteria regarding age and balance of family test.
To meet the balance of family test, at least half of your children must be living in Australia as citizens or permanent residents, or more of your children must live in Australia than in any other country.
Processing times vary depending on the visa subclass and individual circumstances. The Contributory Parent Visa generally has a faster processing time than the Non-Contributory Parent Visa.
Required documents typically include proof of your relationship with your child, identity documents, health checks, and financial assessments.
Yes, health checks are a standard requirement to ensure you meet Australia’s health standards.
You may include dependent family members in your application, such as your partner, but they must meet specific eligibility criteria.
If your application is denied, we can assist you in understanding the reasons and exploring options for appeal or reapplication.
A registered migration agent can provide expert advice, personalized support, and ensure that your application meets all requirements, increasing your chances of approval.
