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  • 820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa

  • 820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa  

    The Partner Visas (Subclasses 820 and 801) provide a pathway for the partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.

    The partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen may reside in Australia under the terms of the Partner visas (subclasses 820 and 801).
    After been awarded the temporary Partner visa (subclass 820), which allows you to remain in Australia for up to 24 months, you may be eligible for the permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

    Subclass 801:

    The Subclass 801 Visa allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national to reside temporarily in Australia. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

    Features:

    • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
    • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 801 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
    • Onshore Application: You must be physically present in Australia when you apply for this visa.

    Subclass 820:

    The Subclass 820 Visa is designed for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national who wishes to reside permanently in Australia. This visa is typically available to individuals who already hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

    Features:

    • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that grants you the right to reside permanently in Australia.
    • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 820 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

    For a comprehensive evaluation of your eligibility for the Subclass 820 and 801 (Onshore Partner) Visas, we offer a FREE consultation service.

    Book now to assess your eligibility.

  • 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa

  • 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa     

    The 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa allows the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live in Australia.
    The 309 Visa is a temporary visa, while the 100 Visa is an immigrant visa granting permanent residence. Initially, the 309 temporary visa is issued, allowing applicants to stay in Australia for two years. Within this period, applicants can apply for the 100-immigrant visa.
    Both the temporary and permanent partner visas are applied for simultaneously.

    The Partner Visas (Subclasses 309 and 100) provide an avenue for the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealander, an Australian permanent resident, or an Australian citizen to live in Australia.

    Subclass 309 (Partner (Provisional) Visa):

    The Subclass 309 Visa enables the temporary residence in Australia of the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 100).

    Features:

    • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
    • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 309 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
    • Offshore Application: You must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa, and any family members applying with you must also be outside Australia.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
    • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

    Subclass 100 (Partner (Migrant) Visa):

    The Subclass 100 Visa enables the spouse or de facto partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live permanently in Australia. Typically, individuals who hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309) are eligible for this visa.

    Features:

    • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 100 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309).

    For a comprehensive assessment of your eligibility for the 309 and 100 (Offshore Partner) Visas, take advantage of our FREE consultation service. Book now to assess your eligibility.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
    • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.
  • 300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)

  • 300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)    

    The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to travel to Australia to marry your future spouse before applying for a Partner visa.

    The Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa allows individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of marrying their future spouse and subsequently applying for a Partner visa. It provides the opportunity for individuals to visit Australia specifically for the purpose of marriage.

    Features:

    Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia for a period ranging from 9 to 15 months from the date of visa grant.

    • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Eligibility criteria for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa include:
    • Age Requirement: Applicants must be 18 years old or older.
    • Sponsorship: A sponsor who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen is required.
    • Intention to Marry: Applicants must have the intention to marry their prospective spouse before the visa period expires.
    • Offshore Application: The application for this visa must be made from outside of Australia.

    To assess your eligibility for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa (Subclass 300), we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be 18 years old or older.
    • You must have a sponsor who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your intention must be to marry your prospective spouse before the conclusion of the visa period.
    • When applying for this visa, you must be outside of Australia.


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  • 173 (Contributory Parent
    (Temporary)) Visa

  • 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa     

    A Short-term temporary visa is available for parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who wish to visit Australia.

    The 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to visit Australia on a short-term basis.

    Features

    · Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
    · Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
    · Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 173 Visa.
    · Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
    · Eligibility criteria for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa include:
    · Sponsorship: Applicants must be sponsored by an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    · Balance-of-Family Test: Applicants must meet the balance-of-family test.
    · Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all visa conditions and adhere to Australian laws.
    · Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Eligibility

    • You must be sponsored by an eligible child who is an established Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • You need to meet the balance-of-family test.
    • You must adhere to all visa conditions and abide by Australian laws.
    • You should not have previously applied for or be in possession of a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.
  • 884 (Contributory Aged Parent
    (Temporary)) Visa

  • 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa    

    The 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to stay temporarily in Australia.

    The Contributory Aged Parent Visa pathway offers a short-term option for aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens, allowing temporary residence in Australia. This pathway involves a two-step process, beginning with the application for a Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) subclass 884 visa, followed by the opportunity to transition to the permanent subclass 864 visa. The sequential approach of applying for these visas provides the flexibility to manage visa costs over a period of time.

    Features:

    · Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
    · Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
    · Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 884 Visa.
    · No Extension or Reapplication: It is not possible to extend or reapply for this visa to stay longer in Australia. Alternative visa options can be explored.

    Eligibility:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian aged pension.
    • Onshore Application: Applicants should be in Australia, but not in migration clearance, when applying for this visa and when a decision is made.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Key Features

    • Granting temporary stay, the visa permits residency in Australia for a duration of up to 2 years.
    • Holders of this visa are authorized to engage in work and study activities within Australia; however, government financial assistance is not provided.
    • Applicants have the option to subsequently apply for the permanent Contributory Aged Parent (subclass 864) visa, facilitating the prospect of long-term residency in Australia.
    • Importantly, it’s essential to note that this specific visa cannot be extended or reapplied for to extend one’s stay in Australia. Individuals seeking an extended stay beyond the visa duration must explore alternative visa avenues.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Eligibility hinges upon having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
    • Applicants must meet the age criterion to qualify for the Australian-aged pension.
    • When applying for the visa and during the decision-making process, individuals need to be physically present in Australia (not in immigration clearance).
    • To be eligible for this visa, applicants must not have previously applied for or held a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of their application.
  • 804 (Aged Parent) Visa

  • 804 (Aged Parent) Visa  

    The 804 (Aged Parent) Visa is a permanent visa that enables the aged parents of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or qualifying New Zealand citizens to remain in Australia.

    The Contributory Aged Parent Visa offers a pathway for the aged parent of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or a citizen of New Zealand who meets the specified criteria, to obtain permanent residency in Australia. This visa provides the opportunity for eligible parents to reunite with their family members in Australia, enjoying the benefits of residing in the country.

    It’s important to note that individuals who have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (subclass 870) visa are ineligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

    Features:

    · Permanent Residence: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
    · Sponsorship: Eligible family members can be sponsored to come to Australia.
    · Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
    · Australian Citizenship: If eligible, applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian age pension.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 804 (Aged Parent) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

    • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
    • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

    To assess your eligibility for any of these visas or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Granting permanent residency status, this visa allows aged parents to stay in Australia indefinitely, fostering family unity.
    • Visa holders possess the ability to sponsor eligible family members to join them in Australia, contributing to reunification.
    • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, ensures comprehensive health coverage for visa holders.
    • For those who meet the requirements, the pathway to applying for Australian citizenship becomes available, offering the potential to become an Australian citizen.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Essential eligibility criteria include having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
    • Applicants must meet the age requirement to be eligible to receive the age pension in Australia.
    • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

    Travel and Visa Validity

    • Visa holders have the privilege of multiple entries and exit to and from Australia during the initial 5-year period from the date of visa grant, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.
    • For re-entry as a permanent resident after the initial 5-year period, applicants must apply for and be granted a Resident Return Visa (RRV).
    • An alternative option to consider is applying for Australian citizenship, which would provide further travel flexibility.
  • 103 (Parent) Visa

  • 103 (Parent) Visa  

    If you’re considering applying for the Parent Visa (Subclass 103) as a retiree, there are specific benefits and conditions tailored to your situation.

    When applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa, you have the option to apply from inside or outside of Australia, but not while in the immigration clearance process.

    At the time of application, you must be physically present in Australia, but not in the process of immigration clearance.

    • Our decision on your application can be made while you are either inside or outside of Australia.
    • As a retiree applicant, you are exempt from certain requirements:
    • You are not required to meet the balance of the family test.
    • You do not need to provide a sponsor or an assurance of support.
    • If you apply from within Australia, any accompanying family members must be present at the time of application, but not in the immigration clearance process.
    • If you apply from outside Australia, any family members who apply with you must be outside of Australia at the time of your application.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia indefinitely as permanent residents.
    • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia.
    • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all applicable visa conditions and adhere to Australian law.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa

    Benefits or conditions specific to applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa as a retiree:

    • If you are applying as a retiree, you must be in Australia at the time of application but not in immigration clearance. The decision on your application can be made while you are inside or outside of Australia.
    • When applying for the subclass 103 visa as a retiree, you are exempt from meeting the balance of family test or having a sponsor or an assurance of support.

    To assess your eligibility for the 103 (Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

    • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
    • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

    To assess your eligibility for any of these options or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

    • Granting an indefinite stay in Australia, the Subclass 103 Parent Visa provides you the opportunity to live in the country with your family.
    • You are permitted to work and study in Australia, enhancing your options and opportunities.
    • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, allowing you to avail comprehensive medical services.
    • The ability to sponsor eligible family members to join you in Australia, promoting family unity.
    • For those who meet the criteria, the option to apply for Australian citizenship becomes available.

    Eligibility Criteria

    To be eligible, you must have an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.

    • You must adhere to all applicable visa conditions and comply with Australian laws.
    • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Subclass 103 Parent Visa.

    Travel and Visa Validity After the Initial 5 Years

    After the initial 5-year period, to travel to and from Australia as a permanent resident, you have two options:

    • Apply for and obtain a Resident Return Visa (RRV), which allows you to re-enter Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Consider applying for Australian citizenship, providing greater travel flexibility and additional benefits
  • 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa

  • 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa  

    The 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa is a temporary visa that allows parents to reunite with their children in Australia. The initial duration of the visa permits a stay of up to 3 or 5 years. Additionally, applicants have the option to reapply for further Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.

    870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa provides an opportunity for temporary reunification with your children in Australia. This visa allows you to visit Australia for initial periods of 3 or 5 years per visa. Furthermore, you have the option to reapply for additional Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, enabling a cumulative stay of up to a maximum period of 10 years in Australia.

     Features

    • Duration of Stay: This visa allows parents to visit Australia for up to 3 or 5 years per visa.
    • Visa Renewal: Applicants can reapply for further visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.
    • Employment Restrictions: Holders of this visa are not permitted to work in Australia.

    Eligibility

    • Approved Parent Sponsor: Applicants must have an approved Parent Sponsor before lodging their visa application.
    • Online Application: The visa application must be submitted online.
    • Timely Lodgment: The visa application should be lodged within 6 months of the sponsorship approval or within 60 days if granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Restrictions of the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa:
    • No Permanent Residence: This visa does not lead to permanent residence in Australia.
    • Exclusion from Other Parent Visas: Applicants cannot apply for a permanent or temporary parent visa while holding or having applied for the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

     
    Conditions for Extended Stay in Australia

    •   Cumulative Maximum Stay: Visa holders can stay for a cumulative maximum period of 10 years.
    •   No Extension of Stay: The visa cannot be extended beyond the initial grant. Applicants must apply for another visa.
    •   Time Outside Australia: To be eligible for another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, applicants must be outside Australia for at least 90 days, unless they have been granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Completion of 10-Year Stay: After holding Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas for the cumulative maximum 10-year period, applicants must either depart Australia or apply for another type of visa to remain in the country. Another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be granted.

      To assess your eligibility for the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Allows visits to Australia for initial durations of 3 or 5 years per visa.
    • Possibility to apply for subsequent visas for an extended stay, with a cumulative maximum period in Australia of up to 10 years.
    • Engaging in work activities within Australia is not permitted.

    Eligibility Requirements

    • Prior to lodging an application for this visa, you must have an approved Parent Sponsor.
    • Application for this visa must be submitted online.
    • Visa application should be lodged within 6 months of receiving sponsorship approval, or within 60 days if Permission to Apply is granted within Australia.

    Visa Restrictions

    • This visa category does not provide a pathway to permanent residency.
    • Application for permanent or temporary parent visas is not possible if you have either applied for or currently hold the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

    Conditions for Prolonged Stay in Australia

    • Accumulative stay in Australia is limited to a maximum of 10 years.
    • Visa extension is not possible; instead, you must apply for an alternative visa.
    • For eligibility to be granted another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, you must spend at least 90 consecutive days outside of Australia, unless granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Upon reaching the cumulative maximum stay of 10 years under Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, you must either depart Australia or apply for a different visa type that permits you to remain in the country. A further grant of the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be possible.


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  • 101 (Child) Visa

  • 101 (Child) Visa  

    The 101 (Child) visa is a permanent residency option, allowing the child to reside in Australia indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted prior to turning 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of the adoption.

    The 101 (Child) Visa is a permanent visa that enables children to migrate to Australia and reside there indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted before the age of 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of adoption.

     Features

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    • Parental Status: The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.
    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially dependent on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • Residency: The child must be outside Australia at the time of application.

    To assess your eligibility for the 101 (Child) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Provides the opportunity to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Allows access to education and Medicare services.
    • Offers the potential to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to eligibility criteria.

    Eligibility Requirements

    • The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is either an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
    • The applicant should be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially reliant on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • The applicant must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • The application must be lodged when the applicant is outside of Australia.
  • 802 (Child Onshore) Visa

  • 802 (Child Onshore) Visa  

    The 802 (Child Onshore) Visa allows a child to reside permanently in Australia with their parents. The child can travel to and from Australia multiple times for 5 years from the visa grant date, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.

    The 802 (Child Onshore) visa offers children the opportunity to permanently reside in Australia and be with their parents. Under this visa, the child can freely travel to and from Australia multiple times within a 5-year period from the date of visa issuance, as long as the travel authorization on the visa remains valid.

     Features

    • Indefinite Stay: The child can stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: The child is permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: The child can sponsor relatives to come to Australia.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    Parental Status: The child must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.

    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • Residency: The child must be in Australia at the time of application and decision.

    Conditions of the Visa:

    • · Presence in Australia: The child must be present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made, but they must not have obtained immigration clearance.
    •  No Further Stay Restriction: If the child holds a visa with a “no further stay” condition, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa.

      To assess your eligibility for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • The child should be a dependent of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
    • The child must be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • The child must be single and reliant on the parent.
    • The child should be present in Australia both when the application is submitted and when the decision is reached.

    Conditions of the Visa

    • The child must be physically present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made. However, they must not have received immigration clearance.
    • If the child is currently in Australia on a different visa with a “no further stay” restriction, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 visa.


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  • 116 (Career) Visa

  • 116 (Career) Visa  

    The 116 (Carer) Visa is designed to allow individuals to travel to Australia and provide care for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions. This visa falls under the offshore category, meaning that applicants must be outside Australia both at the time of application and when the visa is granted.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    • Residency: Applicants must be outside Australia at the time of application and when a decision is made on their application.
    • Sponsorship: The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the first two years of their stay in Australia.
    • Care Requirement: The applicant must provide care for a relative or a member of their family who lives with them and has no reasonable access to care options in Australia.

    Sponsorship Requirements

    The sponsor must have a long-term or permanent medical condition that necessitates substantial continuous care and support..

    The sponsor must meet the following criteria:

    • Age: The sponsor must be at least 18 years old.
    • Citizenship or Residency: The sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.
    • Care Needs: The sponsor must be unable to receive the required care from another Australian source and must have a medical certificate confirming a medical condition that causes impairment of the body, mind, or senses. The condition must require assistance with practical matters of everyday living for at least two years.
    • Commitment: The sponsor must commit to providing accommodation and support to the applicant and their family members for the first two years of their stay in Australia

    To assess your eligibility for the 116 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    This visa facilitates individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of caring for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions.

    Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

    • Allows the applicant to establish indefinite residency in Australia.
    • Permits the applicant to engage in work and study within Australia.
    • Provides access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare.
    • Enables the applicant to sponsor their relatives for migration to Australia.
    • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Offers the option to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to meeting eligibility criteria.
    • The applicant must be outside Australia both when applying and when the decision is made.
    • The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the initial 2 years in Australia.
    • The applicant should provide care for a relative or a member of their relative’s family living with them, who lacks reasonable access to care options in Australia.

    The sponsor (family member) or their spouse must have a long-term or permanent medical condition necessitating substantial continuous care and support.

    The sponsor should meet the following criteria:

    • Be at least 18 years old.
    • Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.

    The sponsor must meet the following standards:

    • Not able to receive required care from another Australian source, such as a relative, Australian welfare, hospital nursing, or community service.
    • Have undergone evaluation by Bupa Medical Visa Services or be in the process of scheduling an evaluation to obtain a medical certificate stating that the sponsor or sponsor’s partner has a medical condition that:
      • Impairs body, mind, or senses.
      • Will necessitate assistance with practical everyday matters for a minimum of two years.
      • Have committed to providing lodging and support to the applicant and their family members for the initial two years of their residence in Australia.

    Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

  • 836 (Career) Visa

  • 836 (Career) Visa   

    The 836 (Carer) Visa allows individuals to remain in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires medical attention and does not have convenient access to treatment options in Australia. The person receiving care must be an Australian relative or a family member of the relative residing with them. This visa falls under the onshore category, meaning that applicants can be inside Australia when they apply and when the visa is granted.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Permanent Residency: Applicants can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders can work and study in Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

    To assess your eligibility for the 836 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The 836 (Carer) visa allows you to reside in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires consistent medical attention and lacks convenient access to treatment options in the country.

    The individual you are caring for must be your Australian relative needing care, or a family member of your relative who lives with them and also requires care.

    Key Differences from Subclass 116:

    One of the key differences between subclasses 116 and 836 is the applicant’s location when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 836 (Carer) visa is designed for onshore applicants.

    • Provides indefinite stay in Australia.
    • Allows you to work and pursue studies in Australia.
    • Offers enrollment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare.
    • Enables you to sponsor your relatives to migrate to Australia.
    • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Provides the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship, contingent upon meeting eligibility criteria.
    • You can reside in Australia as a permanent resident.
    • You can engage in work and studies within Australia.
    • You are eligible to travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa

  • 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa  

    The 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, allows a single child to come to Australia and live with their relative if their parents have passed away, are unable to care for them, or cannot be found. This visa grants the child the ability to work and study in Australia and provides a pathway to permanent residency. During the child’s initial two years in Australia, the sponsor is obligated to provide housing and financial support.

    Features:

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
    • Qualified Relative: The child must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
    • Residency: The child must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

    Sponsorship Requirements:

    The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Qualified relatives include siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The relative must be a permanent resident of Australia for at least two years. Additionally, the character and criminal history of the sponsor and their partner, particularly regarding crimes involving children, will be taken into account during the visa decision process.

    To assess your eligibility for the 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The Subclass 117 Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, offers a pathway for a single child to join their relative in Australia when their parents are deceased, unable to provide care, or untraceable.

    This visa allows the child to work, study, and settle permanently in Australia. During the initial two years of the child’s stay, the sponsor is responsible for offering housing and financial support.

    • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Provides access to education and Medicare services.
    • Offers the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.
    • Applicants must be under 18 years old, single, and lacking parental care.
    • An eligible relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
    • The application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

    The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative, including siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The sponsoring relative should also be a permanent resident, Australian citizen, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Furthermore, the sponsor should have been living lawfully in Australia for a minimum of two years, indicating their settled status. The case officer may also consider any history of child-related offenses by the sponsor or their partner during the visa assessment.

  • 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa

  • 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa     

    The 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa provides an opportunity for individuals outside Australia who have no other close relatives residing in the country to settle down there permanently.

    Features:

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The visa allows the individual to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Age and Dependency: The applicant must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
    • Sole Near Relatives: The applicant’s relatives in Australia must be only near relatives.
    • Assurance of Support: The applicant must have someone who will provide an assurance of support.
    • Qualified Relative: The applicant must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
    • Residency: The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

    To assess your eligibility for the 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The 115 (Remaining Relative) visa offers individuals from outside Australia, who lack other close family ties within the country, the opportunity to establish permanent residency.

    • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Provides work and study privileges in Australia.
    • Grants access to Medicare services.
    • Eligible for application for Australian citizenship if meeting requirements.
    • Applicants must be under 18 years of age, single, and without available parental care.
    • The applicant’s (and their partner’s) only near relatives must reside in Australia.
    • An assurance of support is required from a sponsor.
    • A relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
    • Application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa  

The Partner Visas (Subclasses 820 and 801) provide a pathway for the partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.

The partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen may reside in Australia under the terms of the Partner visas (subclasses 820 and 801).
After been awarded the temporary Partner visa (subclass 820), which allows you to remain in Australia for up to 24 months, you may be eligible for the permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

Subclass 801:

The Subclass 801 Visa allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national to reside temporarily in Australia. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

Features:

  • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
  • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 801 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
  • Onshore Application: You must be physically present in Australia when you apply for this visa.

Subclass 820:

The Subclass 820 Visa is designed for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national who wishes to reside permanently in Australia. This visa is typically available to individuals who already hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

Features:

  • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that grants you the right to reside permanently in Australia.
  • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 820 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

For a comprehensive evaluation of your eligibility for the Subclass 820 and 801 (Onshore Partner) Visas, we offer a FREE consultation service.

Book now to assess your eligibility.

309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa     

The 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa allows the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live in Australia.
The 309 Visa is a temporary visa, while the 100 Visa is an immigrant visa granting permanent residence. Initially, the 309 temporary visa is issued, allowing applicants to stay in Australia for two years. Within this period, applicants can apply for the 100-immigrant visa.
Both the temporary and permanent partner visas are applied for simultaneously.

The Partner Visas (Subclasses 309 and 100) provide an avenue for the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealander, an Australian permanent resident, or an Australian citizen to live in Australia.

Subclass 309 (Partner (Provisional) Visa):

The Subclass 309 Visa enables the temporary residence in Australia of the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 100).

Features:

  • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
  • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 309 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
  • Offshore Application: You must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa, and any family members applying with you must also be outside Australia.

Eligibility:

  • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
  • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

Subclass 100 (Partner (Migrant) Visa):

The Subclass 100 Visa enables the spouse or de facto partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live permanently in Australia. Typically, individuals who hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309) are eligible for this visa.

Features:

  • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 100 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309).

For a comprehensive assessment of your eligibility for the 309 and 100 (Offshore Partner) Visas, take advantage of our FREE consultation service. Book now to assess your eligibility.

Eligibility:

  • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
  • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)    

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to travel to Australia to marry your future spouse before applying for a Partner visa.

The Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa allows individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of marrying their future spouse and subsequently applying for a Partner visa. It provides the opportunity for individuals to visit Australia specifically for the purpose of marriage.

Features:

Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia for a period ranging from 9 to 15 months from the date of visa grant.

  • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Eligibility criteria for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa include:
  • Age Requirement: Applicants must be 18 years old or older.
  • Sponsorship: A sponsor who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen is required.
  • Intention to Marry: Applicants must have the intention to marry their prospective spouse before the visa period expires.
  • Offshore Application: The application for this visa must be made from outside of Australia.

To assess your eligibility for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa (Subclass 300), we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Eligibility:

  • You must be 18 years old or older.
  • You must have a sponsor who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your intention must be to marry your prospective spouse before the conclusion of the visa period.
  • When applying for this visa, you must be outside of Australia.

173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa     

A Short-term temporary visa is available for parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who wish to visit Australia.

The 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to visit Australia on a short-term basis.

Features

· Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
· Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
· Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 173 Visa.
· Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
· Eligibility criteria for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa include:
· Sponsorship: Applicants must be sponsored by an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
· Balance-of-Family Test: Applicants must meet the balance-of-family test.
· Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all visa conditions and adhere to Australian laws.
· Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Eligibility

  • You must be sponsored by an eligible child who is an established Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • You need to meet the balance-of-family test.
  • You must adhere to all visa conditions and abide by Australian laws.
  • You should not have previously applied for or be in possession of a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa    

The 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to stay temporarily in Australia.

The Contributory Aged Parent Visa pathway offers a short-term option for aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens, allowing temporary residence in Australia. This pathway involves a two-step process, beginning with the application for a Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) subclass 884 visa, followed by the opportunity to transition to the permanent subclass 864 visa. The sequential approach of applying for these visas provides the flexibility to manage visa costs over a period of time.

Features:

· Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
· Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
· Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 884 Visa.
· No Extension or Reapplication: It is not possible to extend or reapply for this visa to stay longer in Australia. Alternative visa options can be explored.

Eligibility:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian aged pension.
  • Onshore Application: Applicants should be in Australia, but not in migration clearance, when applying for this visa and when a decision is made.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Key Features

  • Granting temporary stay, the visa permits residency in Australia for a duration of up to 2 years.
  • Holders of this visa are authorized to engage in work and study activities within Australia; however, government financial assistance is not provided.
  • Applicants have the option to subsequently apply for the permanent Contributory Aged Parent (subclass 864) visa, facilitating the prospect of long-term residency in Australia.
  • Importantly, it’s essential to note that this specific visa cannot be extended or reapplied for to extend one’s stay in Australia. Individuals seeking an extended stay beyond the visa duration must explore alternative visa avenues.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Eligibility hinges upon having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
  • Applicants must meet the age criterion to qualify for the Australian-aged pension.
  • When applying for the visa and during the decision-making process, individuals need to be physically present in Australia (not in immigration clearance).
  • To be eligible for this visa, applicants must not have previously applied for or held a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of their application.

804 (Aged Parent) Visa  

The 804 (Aged Parent) Visa is a permanent visa that enables the aged parents of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or qualifying New Zealand citizens to remain in Australia.

The Contributory Aged Parent Visa offers a pathway for the aged parent of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or a citizen of New Zealand who meets the specified criteria, to obtain permanent residency in Australia. This visa provides the opportunity for eligible parents to reunite with their family members in Australia, enjoying the benefits of residing in the country.

It’s important to note that individuals who have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (subclass 870) visa are ineligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

Features:

· Permanent Residence: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
· Sponsorship: Eligible family members can be sponsored to come to Australia.
· Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
· Australian Citizenship: If eligible, applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian age pension.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 804 (Aged Parent) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

  • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
  • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

To assess your eligibility for any of these visas or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Granting permanent residency status, this visa allows aged parents to stay in Australia indefinitely, fostering family unity.
  • Visa holders possess the ability to sponsor eligible family members to join them in Australia, contributing to reunification.
  • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, ensures comprehensive health coverage for visa holders.
  • For those who meet the requirements, the pathway to applying for Australian citizenship becomes available, offering the potential to become an Australian citizen.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Essential eligibility criteria include having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
  • Applicants must meet the age requirement to be eligible to receive the age pension in Australia.
  • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

Travel and Visa Validity

  • Visa holders have the privilege of multiple entries and exit to and from Australia during the initial 5-year period from the date of visa grant, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.
  • For re-entry as a permanent resident after the initial 5-year period, applicants must apply for and be granted a Resident Return Visa (RRV).
  • An alternative option to consider is applying for Australian citizenship, which would provide further travel flexibility.

103 (Parent) Visa  

If you’re considering applying for the Parent Visa (Subclass 103) as a retiree, there are specific benefits and conditions tailored to your situation.

When applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa, you have the option to apply from inside or outside of Australia, but not while in the immigration clearance process.

At the time of application, you must be physically present in Australia, but not in the process of immigration clearance.

  • Our decision on your application can be made while you are either inside or outside of Australia.
  • As a retiree applicant, you are exempt from certain requirements:
  • You are not required to meet the balance of the family test.
  • You do not need to provide a sponsor or an assurance of support.
  • If you apply from within Australia, any accompanying family members must be present at the time of application, but not in the immigration clearance process.
  • If you apply from outside Australia, any family members who apply with you must be outside of Australia at the time of your application.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia indefinitely as permanent residents.
  • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia.
  • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all applicable visa conditions and adhere to Australian law.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa

Benefits or conditions specific to applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa as a retiree:

  • If you are applying as a retiree, you must be in Australia at the time of application but not in immigration clearance. The decision on your application can be made while you are inside or outside of Australia.
  • When applying for the subclass 103 visa as a retiree, you are exempt from meeting the balance of family test or having a sponsor or an assurance of support.

To assess your eligibility for the 103 (Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

  • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
  • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

To assess your eligibility for any of these options or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

  • Granting an indefinite stay in Australia, the Subclass 103 Parent Visa provides you the opportunity to live in the country with your family.
  • You are permitted to work and study in Australia, enhancing your options and opportunities.
  • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, allowing you to avail comprehensive medical services.
  • The ability to sponsor eligible family members to join you in Australia, promoting family unity.
  • For those who meet the criteria, the option to apply for Australian citizenship becomes available.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, you must have an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.

  • You must adhere to all applicable visa conditions and comply with Australian laws.
  • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Subclass 103 Parent Visa.

Travel and Visa Validity After the Initial 5 Years

After the initial 5-year period, to travel to and from Australia as a permanent resident, you have two options:

  • Apply for and obtain a Resident Return Visa (RRV), which allows you to re-enter Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Consider applying for Australian citizenship, providing greater travel flexibility and additional benefits

870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa  

The 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa is a temporary visa that allows parents to reunite with their children in Australia. The initial duration of the visa permits a stay of up to 3 or 5 years. Additionally, applicants have the option to reapply for further Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.

870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa provides an opportunity for temporary reunification with your children in Australia. This visa allows you to visit Australia for initial periods of 3 or 5 years per visa. Furthermore, you have the option to reapply for additional Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, enabling a cumulative stay of up to a maximum period of 10 years in Australia.

 Features

  • Duration of Stay: This visa allows parents to visit Australia for up to 3 or 5 years per visa.
  • Visa Renewal: Applicants can reapply for further visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.
  • Employment Restrictions: Holders of this visa are not permitted to work in Australia.

Eligibility

  • Approved Parent Sponsor: Applicants must have an approved Parent Sponsor before lodging their visa application.
  • Online Application: The visa application must be submitted online.
  • Timely Lodgment: The visa application should be lodged within 6 months of the sponsorship approval or within 60 days if granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Restrictions of the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa:
  • No Permanent Residence: This visa does not lead to permanent residence in Australia.
  • Exclusion from Other Parent Visas: Applicants cannot apply for a permanent or temporary parent visa while holding or having applied for the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

 
Conditions for Extended Stay in Australia

  •   Cumulative Maximum Stay: Visa holders can stay for a cumulative maximum period of 10 years.
  •   No Extension of Stay: The visa cannot be extended beyond the initial grant. Applicants must apply for another visa.
  •   Time Outside Australia: To be eligible for another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, applicants must be outside Australia for at least 90 days, unless they have been granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Completion of 10-Year Stay: After holding Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas for the cumulative maximum 10-year period, applicants must either depart Australia or apply for another type of visa to remain in the country. Another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be granted.

    To assess your eligibility for the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Allows visits to Australia for initial durations of 3 or 5 years per visa.
  • Possibility to apply for subsequent visas for an extended stay, with a cumulative maximum period in Australia of up to 10 years.
  • Engaging in work activities within Australia is not permitted.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Prior to lodging an application for this visa, you must have an approved Parent Sponsor.
  • Application for this visa must be submitted online.
  • Visa application should be lodged within 6 months of receiving sponsorship approval, or within 60 days if Permission to Apply is granted within Australia.

Visa Restrictions

  • This visa category does not provide a pathway to permanent residency.
  • Application for permanent or temporary parent visas is not possible if you have either applied for or currently hold the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

Conditions for Prolonged Stay in Australia

  • Accumulative stay in Australia is limited to a maximum of 10 years.
  • Visa extension is not possible; instead, you must apply for an alternative visa.
  • For eligibility to be granted another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, you must spend at least 90 consecutive days outside of Australia, unless granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Upon reaching the cumulative maximum stay of 10 years under Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, you must either depart Australia or apply for a different visa type that permits you to remain in the country. A further grant of the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be possible.

101 (Child) Visa  

The 101 (Child) visa is a permanent residency option, allowing the child to reside in Australia indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted prior to turning 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of the adoption.

The 101 (Child) Visa is a permanent visa that enables children to migrate to Australia and reside there indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted before the age of 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of adoption.

 Features

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

  • Parental Status: The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.
  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially dependent on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • Residency: The child must be outside Australia at the time of application.

To assess your eligibility for the 101 (Child) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Provides the opportunity to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Allows access to education and Medicare services.
  • Offers the potential to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Requirements

  • The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is either an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
  • The applicant should be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially reliant on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • The applicant must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • The application must be lodged when the applicant is outside of Australia.

802 (Child Onshore) Visa  

The 802 (Child Onshore) Visa allows a child to reside permanently in Australia with their parents. The child can travel to and from Australia multiple times for 5 years from the visa grant date, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.

The 802 (Child Onshore) visa offers children the opportunity to permanently reside in Australia and be with their parents. Under this visa, the child can freely travel to and from Australia multiple times within a 5-year period from the date of visa issuance, as long as the travel authorization on the visa remains valid.

 Features

  • Indefinite Stay: The child can stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: The child is permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: The child can sponsor relatives to come to Australia.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

Parental Status: The child must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.

  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • Residency: The child must be in Australia at the time of application and decision.

Conditions of the Visa:

  • · Presence in Australia: The child must be present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made, but they must not have obtained immigration clearance.
  •  No Further Stay Restriction: If the child holds a visa with a “no further stay” condition, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Eligibility Criteria

  • The child should be a dependent of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
  • The child must be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • The child must be single and reliant on the parent.
  • The child should be present in Australia both when the application is submitted and when the decision is reached.

Conditions of the Visa

  • The child must be physically present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made. However, they must not have received immigration clearance.
  • If the child is currently in Australia on a different visa with a “no further stay” restriction, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 visa.

116 (Career) Visa  

The 116 (Carer) Visa is designed to allow individuals to travel to Australia and provide care for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions. This visa falls under the offshore category, meaning that applicants must be outside Australia both at the time of application and when the visa is granted.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

  • Residency: Applicants must be outside Australia at the time of application and when a decision is made on their application.
  • Sponsorship: The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the first two years of their stay in Australia.
  • Care Requirement: The applicant must provide care for a relative or a member of their family who lives with them and has no reasonable access to care options in Australia.

Sponsorship Requirements

The sponsor must have a long-term or permanent medical condition that necessitates substantial continuous care and support..

The sponsor must meet the following criteria:

  • Age: The sponsor must be at least 18 years old.
  • Citizenship or Residency: The sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.
  • Care Needs: The sponsor must be unable to receive the required care from another Australian source and must have a medical certificate confirming a medical condition that causes impairment of the body, mind, or senses. The condition must require assistance with practical matters of everyday living for at least two years.
  • Commitment: The sponsor must commit to providing accommodation and support to the applicant and their family members for the first two years of their stay in Australia

To assess your eligibility for the 116 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

This visa facilitates individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of caring for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions.

Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

  • Allows the applicant to establish indefinite residency in Australia.
  • Permits the applicant to engage in work and study within Australia.
  • Provides access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare.
  • Enables the applicant to sponsor their relatives for migration to Australia.
  • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Offers the option to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to meeting eligibility criteria.
  • The applicant must be outside Australia both when applying and when the decision is made.
  • The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the initial 2 years in Australia.
  • The applicant should provide care for a relative or a member of their relative’s family living with them, who lacks reasonable access to care options in Australia.

The sponsor (family member) or their spouse must have a long-term or permanent medical condition necessitating substantial continuous care and support.

The sponsor should meet the following criteria:

  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.

The sponsor must meet the following standards:

  • Not able to receive required care from another Australian source, such as a relative, Australian welfare, hospital nursing, or community service.
  • Have undergone evaluation by Bupa Medical Visa Services or be in the process of scheduling an evaluation to obtain a medical certificate stating that the sponsor or sponsor’s partner has a medical condition that:
    • Impairs body, mind, or senses.
    • Will necessitate assistance with practical everyday matters for a minimum of two years.
    • Have committed to providing lodging and support to the applicant and their family members for the initial two years of their residence in Australia.

Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

836 (Career) Visa   

The 836 (Carer) Visa allows individuals to remain in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires medical attention and does not have convenient access to treatment options in Australia. The person receiving care must be an Australian relative or a family member of the relative residing with them. This visa falls under the onshore category, meaning that applicants can be inside Australia when they apply and when the visa is granted.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Permanent Residency: Applicants can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders can work and study in Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

To assess your eligibility for the 836 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The 836 (Carer) visa allows you to reside in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires consistent medical attention and lacks convenient access to treatment options in the country.

The individual you are caring for must be your Australian relative needing care, or a family member of your relative who lives with them and also requires care.

Key Differences from Subclass 116:

One of the key differences between subclasses 116 and 836 is the applicant’s location when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 836 (Carer) visa is designed for onshore applicants.

  • Provides indefinite stay in Australia.
  • Allows you to work and pursue studies in Australia.
  • Offers enrollment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare.
  • Enables you to sponsor your relatives to migrate to Australia.
  • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Provides the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship, contingent upon meeting eligibility criteria.
  • You can reside in Australia as a permanent resident.
  • You can engage in work and studies within Australia.
  • You are eligible to travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

117 (Orphan Relative) Visa  

The 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, allows a single child to come to Australia and live with their relative if their parents have passed away, are unable to care for them, or cannot be found. This visa grants the child the ability to work and study in Australia and provides a pathway to permanent residency. During the child’s initial two years in Australia, the sponsor is obligated to provide housing and financial support.

Features:

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
  • Qualified Relative: The child must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
  • Residency: The child must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

Sponsorship Requirements:

The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Qualified relatives include siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The relative must be a permanent resident of Australia for at least two years. Additionally, the character and criminal history of the sponsor and their partner, particularly regarding crimes involving children, will be taken into account during the visa decision process.

To assess your eligibility for the 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The Subclass 117 Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, offers a pathway for a single child to join their relative in Australia when their parents are deceased, unable to provide care, or untraceable.

This visa allows the child to work, study, and settle permanently in Australia. During the initial two years of the child’s stay, the sponsor is responsible for offering housing and financial support.

  • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Provides access to education and Medicare services.
  • Offers the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.
  • Applicants must be under 18 years old, single, and lacking parental care.
  • An eligible relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
  • The application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative, including siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The sponsoring relative should also be a permanent resident, Australian citizen, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Furthermore, the sponsor should have been living lawfully in Australia for a minimum of two years, indicating their settled status. The case officer may also consider any history of child-related offenses by the sponsor or their partner during the visa assessment.

115 (Remaining Relative) Visa     

The 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa provides an opportunity for individuals outside Australia who have no other close relatives residing in the country to settle down there permanently.

Features:

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The visa allows the individual to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Age and Dependency: The applicant must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
  • Sole Near Relatives: The applicant’s relatives in Australia must be only near relatives.
  • Assurance of Support: The applicant must have someone who will provide an assurance of support.
  • Qualified Relative: The applicant must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
  • Residency: The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

To assess your eligibility for the 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The 115 (Remaining Relative) visa offers individuals from outside Australia, who lack other close family ties within the country, the opportunity to establish permanent residency.

  • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Provides work and study privileges in Australia.
  • Grants access to Medicare services.
  • Eligible for application for Australian citizenship if meeting requirements.
  • Applicants must be under 18 years of age, single, and without available parental care.
  • The applicant’s (and their partner’s) only near relatives must reside in Australia.
  • An assurance of support is required from a sponsor.
  • A relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
  • Application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

Family Visas

  • Partner Spouse Visas
  • 820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa

  • 820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa  

    The Partner Visas (Subclasses 820 and 801) provide a pathway for the partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.

    The partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen may reside in Australia under the terms of the Partner visas (subclasses 820 and 801).
    After been awarded the temporary Partner visa (subclass 820), which allows you to remain in Australia for up to 24 months, you may be eligible for the permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

    Subclass 801:

    The Subclass 801 Visa allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national to reside temporarily in Australia. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

    Features:

    • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
    • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 801 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
    • Onshore Application: You must be physically present in Australia when you apply for this visa.

    Subclass 820:

    The Subclass 820 Visa is designed for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national who wishes to reside permanently in Australia. This visa is typically available to individuals who already hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

    Features:

    • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that grants you the right to reside permanently in Australia.
    • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 820 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

    For a comprehensive evaluation of your eligibility for the Subclass 820 and 801 (Onshore Partner) Visas, we offer a FREE consultation service.

    Book now to assess your eligibility.

  • 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa

  • 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa     

    The 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa allows the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live in Australia.
    The 309 Visa is a temporary visa, while the 100 Visa is an immigrant visa granting permanent residence. Initially, the 309 temporary visa is issued, allowing applicants to stay in Australia for two years. Within this period, applicants can apply for the 100-immigrant visa.
    Both the temporary and permanent partner visas are applied for simultaneously.

    The Partner Visas (Subclasses 309 and 100) provide an avenue for the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealander, an Australian permanent resident, or an Australian citizen to live in Australia.

    Subclass 309 (Partner (Provisional) Visa):

    The Subclass 309 Visa enables the temporary residence in Australia of the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 100).

    Features:

    • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
    • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 309 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
    • Offshore Application: You must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa, and any family members applying with you must also be outside Australia.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
    • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

    Subclass 100 (Partner (Migrant) Visa):

    The Subclass 100 Visa enables the spouse or de facto partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live permanently in Australia. Typically, individuals who hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309) are eligible for this visa.

    Features:

    • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 100 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309).

    For a comprehensive assessment of your eligibility for the 309 and 100 (Offshore Partner) Visas, take advantage of our FREE consultation service. Book now to assess your eligibility.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
    • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.
  • 300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)

  • 300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)    

    The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to travel to Australia to marry your future spouse before applying for a Partner visa.

    The Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa allows individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of marrying their future spouse and subsequently applying for a Partner visa. It provides the opportunity for individuals to visit Australia specifically for the purpose of marriage.

    Features:

    Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia for a period ranging from 9 to 15 months from the date of visa grant.

    • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Eligibility criteria for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa include:
    • Age Requirement: Applicants must be 18 years old or older.
    • Sponsorship: A sponsor who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen is required.
    • Intention to Marry: Applicants must have the intention to marry their prospective spouse before the visa period expires.
    • Offshore Application: The application for this visa must be made from outside of Australia.

    To assess your eligibility for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa (Subclass 300), we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Eligibility:

    • You must be 18 years old or older.
    • You must have a sponsor who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your intention must be to marry your prospective spouse before the conclusion of the visa period.
    • When applying for this visa, you must be outside of Australia.
  • Parent Visas
  • 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa

  • 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa     

    A Short-term temporary visa is available for parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who wish to visit Australia.

    The 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to visit Australia on a short-term basis.

    Features

    · Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
    · Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
    · Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 173 Visa.
    · Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
    · Eligibility criteria for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa include:
    · Sponsorship: Applicants must be sponsored by an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    · Balance-of-Family Test: Applicants must meet the balance-of-family test.
    · Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all visa conditions and adhere to Australian laws.
    · Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Eligibility

    • You must be sponsored by an eligible child who is an established Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • You need to meet the balance-of-family test.
    • You must adhere to all visa conditions and abide by Australian laws.
    • You should not have previously applied for or be in possession of a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.
  • 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa

  • 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa    

    The 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to stay temporarily in Australia.

    The Contributory Aged Parent Visa pathway offers a short-term option for aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens, allowing temporary residence in Australia. This pathway involves a two-step process, beginning with the application for a Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) subclass 884 visa, followed by the opportunity to transition to the permanent subclass 864 visa. The sequential approach of applying for these visas provides the flexibility to manage visa costs over a period of time.

    Features:

    · Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
    · Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
    · Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 884 Visa.
    · No Extension or Reapplication: It is not possible to extend or reapply for this visa to stay longer in Australia. Alternative visa options can be explored.

    Eligibility:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian aged pension.
    • Onshore Application: Applicants should be in Australia, but not in migration clearance, when applying for this visa and when a decision is made.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    Key Features

    • Granting temporary stay, the visa permits residency in Australia for a duration of up to 2 years.
    • Holders of this visa are authorized to engage in work and study activities within Australia; however, government financial assistance is not provided.
    • Applicants have the option to subsequently apply for the permanent Contributory Aged Parent (subclass 864) visa, facilitating the prospect of long-term residency in Australia.
    • Importantly, it’s essential to note that this specific visa cannot be extended or reapplied for to extend one’s stay in Australia. Individuals seeking an extended stay beyond the visa duration must explore alternative visa avenues.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Eligibility hinges upon having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
    • Applicants must meet the age criterion to qualify for the Australian-aged pension.
    • When applying for the visa and during the decision-making process, individuals need to be physically present in Australia (not in immigration clearance).
    • To be eligible for this visa, applicants must not have previously applied for or held a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of their application.
  • 804 (Aged Parent) Visa

  • 804 (Aged Parent) Visa  

    The 804 (Aged Parent) Visa is a permanent visa that enables the aged parents of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or qualifying New Zealand citizens to remain in Australia.

    The Contributory Aged Parent Visa offers a pathway for the aged parent of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or a citizen of New Zealand who meets the specified criteria, to obtain permanent residency in Australia. This visa provides the opportunity for eligible parents to reunite with their family members in Australia, enjoying the benefits of residing in the country.

    It’s important to note that individuals who have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (subclass 870) visa are ineligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

    Features:

    · Permanent Residence: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
    · Sponsorship: Eligible family members can be sponsored to come to Australia.
    · Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
    · Australian Citizenship: If eligible, applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian age pension.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 804 (Aged Parent) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

    How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

    • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
    • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

    To assess your eligibility for any of these visas or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Granting permanent residency status, this visa allows aged parents to stay in Australia indefinitely, fostering family unity.
    • Visa holders possess the ability to sponsor eligible family members to join them in Australia, contributing to reunification.
    • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, ensures comprehensive health coverage for visa holders.
    • For those who meet the requirements, the pathway to applying for Australian citizenship becomes available, offering the potential to become an Australian citizen.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • Essential eligibility criteria include having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
    • Applicants must meet the age requirement to be eligible to receive the age pension in Australia.
    • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

    Travel and Visa Validity

    • Visa holders have the privilege of multiple entries and exit to and from Australia during the initial 5-year period from the date of visa grant, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.
    • For re-entry as a permanent resident after the initial 5-year period, applicants must apply for and be granted a Resident Return Visa (RRV).
    • An alternative option to consider is applying for Australian citizenship, which would provide further travel flexibility.
  • 103 (Parent) Visa

  • 103 (Parent) Visa  

    If you’re considering applying for the Parent Visa (Subclass 103) as a retiree, there are specific benefits and conditions tailored to your situation.

    When applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa, you have the option to apply from inside or outside of Australia, but not while in the immigration clearance process.

    At the time of application, you must be physically present in Australia, but not in the process of immigration clearance.

    • Our decision on your application can be made while you are either inside or outside of Australia.
    • As a retiree applicant, you are exempt from certain requirements:
    • You are not required to meet the balance of the family test.
    • You do not need to provide a sponsor or an assurance of support.
    • If you apply from within Australia, any accompanying family members must be present at the time of application, but not in the immigration clearance process.
    • If you apply from outside Australia, any family members who apply with you must be outside of Australia at the time of your application.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia indefinitely as permanent residents.
    • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia.
    • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

    • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all applicable visa conditions and adhere to Australian law.
    • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa

    Benefits or conditions specific to applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa as a retiree:

    • If you are applying as a retiree, you must be in Australia at the time of application but not in immigration clearance. The decision on your application can be made while you are inside or outside of Australia.
    • When applying for the subclass 103 visa as a retiree, you are exempt from meeting the balance of family test or having a sponsor or an assurance of support.

    To assess your eligibility for the 103 (Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

    • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
    • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

    To assess your eligibility for any of these options or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

    • Granting an indefinite stay in Australia, the Subclass 103 Parent Visa provides you the opportunity to live in the country with your family.
    • You are permitted to work and study in Australia, enhancing your options and opportunities.
    • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, allowing you to avail comprehensive medical services.
    • The ability to sponsor eligible family members to join you in Australia, promoting family unity.
    • For those who meet the criteria, the option to apply for Australian citizenship becomes available.

    Eligibility Criteria

    To be eligible, you must have an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.

    • You must adhere to all applicable visa conditions and comply with Australian laws.
    • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Subclass 103 Parent Visa.

    Travel and Visa Validity After the Initial 5 Years

    After the initial 5-year period, to travel to and from Australia as a permanent resident, you have two options:

    • Apply for and obtain a Resident Return Visa (RRV), which allows you to re-enter Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Consider applying for Australian citizenship, providing greater travel flexibility and additional benefits
  • 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa

  • 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa  

    The 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa is a temporary visa that allows parents to reunite with their children in Australia. The initial duration of the visa permits a stay of up to 3 or 5 years. Additionally, applicants have the option to reapply for further Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.

    870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa provides an opportunity for temporary reunification with your children in Australia. This visa allows you to visit Australia for initial periods of 3 or 5 years per visa. Furthermore, you have the option to reapply for additional Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, enabling a cumulative stay of up to a maximum period of 10 years in Australia.

     Features

    • Duration of Stay: This visa allows parents to visit Australia for up to 3 or 5 years per visa.
    • Visa Renewal: Applicants can reapply for further visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.
    • Employment Restrictions: Holders of this visa are not permitted to work in Australia.

    Eligibility

    • Approved Parent Sponsor: Applicants must have an approved Parent Sponsor before lodging their visa application.
    • Online Application: The visa application must be submitted online.
    • Timely Lodgment: The visa application should be lodged within 6 months of the sponsorship approval or within 60 days if granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Restrictions of the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa:
    • No Permanent Residence: This visa does not lead to permanent residence in Australia.
    • Exclusion from Other Parent Visas: Applicants cannot apply for a permanent or temporary parent visa while holding or having applied for the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

     
    Conditions for Extended Stay in Australia

    •   Cumulative Maximum Stay: Visa holders can stay for a cumulative maximum period of 10 years.
    •   No Extension of Stay: The visa cannot be extended beyond the initial grant. Applicants must apply for another visa.
    •   Time Outside Australia: To be eligible for another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, applicants must be outside Australia for at least 90 days, unless they have been granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Completion of 10-Year Stay: After holding Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas for the cumulative maximum 10-year period, applicants must either depart Australia or apply for another type of visa to remain in the country. Another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be granted.

      To assess your eligibility for the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Allows visits to Australia for initial durations of 3 or 5 years per visa.
    • Possibility to apply for subsequent visas for an extended stay, with a cumulative maximum period in Australia of up to 10 years.
    • Engaging in work activities within Australia is not permitted.

    Eligibility Requirements

    • Prior to lodging an application for this visa, you must have an approved Parent Sponsor.
    • Application for this visa must be submitted online.
    • Visa application should be lodged within 6 months of receiving sponsorship approval, or within 60 days if Permission to Apply is granted within Australia.

    Visa Restrictions

    • This visa category does not provide a pathway to permanent residency.
    • Application for permanent or temporary parent visas is not possible if you have either applied for or currently hold the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

    Conditions for Prolonged Stay in Australia

    • Accumulative stay in Australia is limited to a maximum of 10 years.
    • Visa extension is not possible; instead, you must apply for an alternative visa.
    • For eligibility to be granted another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, you must spend at least 90 consecutive days outside of Australia, unless granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
    • Upon reaching the cumulative maximum stay of 10 years under Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, you must either depart Australia or apply for a different visa type that permits you to remain in the country. A further grant of the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be possible.
  • Child Visas
  • 101 (Child) Visa

  • 101 (Child) Visa  

    The 101 (Child) visa is a permanent residency option, allowing the child to reside in Australia indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted prior to turning 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of the adoption.

    The 101 (Child) Visa is a permanent visa that enables children to migrate to Australia and reside there indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted before the age of 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of adoption.

     Features

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    • Parental Status: The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.
    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially dependent on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • Residency: The child must be outside Australia at the time of application.

    To assess your eligibility for the 101 (Child) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Key Features

    • Provides the opportunity to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Allows access to education and Medicare services.
    • Offers the potential to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to eligibility criteria.

    Eligibility Requirements

    • The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is either an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
    • The applicant should be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially reliant on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • The applicant must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • The application must be lodged when the applicant is outside of Australia.
  • 802 (Child Onshore) Visa

  • 802 (Child Onshore) Visa  

    The 802 (Child Onshore) Visa allows a child to reside permanently in Australia with their parents. The child can travel to and from Australia multiple times for 5 years from the visa grant date, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.

    The 802 (Child Onshore) visa offers children the opportunity to permanently reside in Australia and be with their parents. Under this visa, the child can freely travel to and from Australia multiple times within a 5-year period from the date of visa issuance, as long as the travel authorization on the visa remains valid.

     Features

    • Indefinite Stay: The child can stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: The child is permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: The child can sponsor relatives to come to Australia.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    Parental Status: The child must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.

    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
    • Residency: The child must be in Australia at the time of application and decision.

    Conditions of the Visa:

    • · Presence in Australia: The child must be present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made, but they must not have obtained immigration clearance.
    •  No Further Stay Restriction: If the child holds a visa with a “no further stay” condition, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa.

      To assess your eligibility for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    Eligibility Criteria

    • The child should be a dependent of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
    • The child must be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
    • The child must be single and reliant on the parent.
    • The child should be present in Australia both when the application is submitted and when the decision is reached.

    Conditions of the Visa

    • The child must be physically present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made. However, they must not have received immigration clearance.
    • If the child is currently in Australia on a different visa with a “no further stay” restriction, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 visa.
  • Relative Visas
  • 116 (Career) Visa

  • 116 (Career) Visa  

    The 116 (Carer) Visa is designed to allow individuals to travel to Australia and provide care for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions. This visa falls under the offshore category, meaning that applicants must be outside Australia both at the time of application and when the visa is granted.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility

    • Residency: Applicants must be outside Australia at the time of application and when a decision is made on their application.
    • Sponsorship: The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the first two years of their stay in Australia.
    • Care Requirement: The applicant must provide care for a relative or a member of their family who lives with them and has no reasonable access to care options in Australia.

    Sponsorship Requirements

    The sponsor must have a long-term or permanent medical condition that necessitates substantial continuous care and support..

    The sponsor must meet the following criteria:

    • Age: The sponsor must be at least 18 years old.
    • Citizenship or Residency: The sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.
    • Care Needs: The sponsor must be unable to receive the required care from another Australian source and must have a medical certificate confirming a medical condition that causes impairment of the body, mind, or senses. The condition must require assistance with practical matters of everyday living for at least two years.
    • Commitment: The sponsor must commit to providing accommodation and support to the applicant and their family members for the first two years of their stay in Australia

    To assess your eligibility for the 116 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    This visa facilitates individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of caring for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions.

    Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

    • Allows the applicant to establish indefinite residency in Australia.
    • Permits the applicant to engage in work and study within Australia.
    • Provides access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare.
    • Enables the applicant to sponsor their relatives for migration to Australia.
    • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Offers the option to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to meeting eligibility criteria.
    • The applicant must be outside Australia both when applying and when the decision is made.
    • The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the initial 2 years in Australia.
    • The applicant should provide care for a relative or a member of their relative’s family living with them, who lacks reasonable access to care options in Australia.

    The sponsor (family member) or their spouse must have a long-term or permanent medical condition necessitating substantial continuous care and support.

    The sponsor should meet the following criteria:

    • Be at least 18 years old.
    • Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.

    The sponsor must meet the following standards:

    • Not able to receive required care from another Australian source, such as a relative, Australian welfare, hospital nursing, or community service.
    • Have undergone evaluation by Bupa Medical Visa Services or be in the process of scheduling an evaluation to obtain a medical certificate stating that the sponsor or sponsor’s partner has a medical condition that:
      • Impairs body, mind, or senses.
      • Will necessitate assistance with practical everyday matters for a minimum of two years.
      • Have committed to providing lodging and support to the applicant and their family members for the initial two years of their residence in Australia.

    Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

  • 836 (Career) Visa

  • 836 (Career) Visa   

    The 836 (Carer) Visa allows individuals to remain in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires medical attention and does not have convenient access to treatment options in Australia. The person receiving care must be an Australian relative or a family member of the relative residing with them. This visa falls under the onshore category, meaning that applicants can be inside Australia when they apply and when the visa is granted.

    Features:

    • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Permanent Residency: Applicants can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders can work and study in Australia.
    • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

    To assess your eligibility for the 836 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The 836 (Carer) visa allows you to reside in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires consistent medical attention and lacks convenient access to treatment options in the country.

    The individual you are caring for must be your Australian relative needing care, or a family member of your relative who lives with them and also requires care.

    Key Differences from Subclass 116:

    One of the key differences between subclasses 116 and 836 is the applicant’s location when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 836 (Carer) visa is designed for onshore applicants.

    • Provides indefinite stay in Australia.
    • Allows you to work and pursue studies in Australia.
    • Offers enrollment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare.
    • Enables you to sponsor your relatives to migrate to Australia.
    • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
    • Provides the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship, contingent upon meeting eligibility criteria.
    • You can reside in Australia as a permanent resident.
    • You can engage in work and studies within Australia.
    • You are eligible to travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa

  • 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa  

    The 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, allows a single child to come to Australia and live with their relative if their parents have passed away, are unable to care for them, or cannot be found. This visa grants the child the ability to work and study in Australia and provides a pathway to permanent residency. During the child’s initial two years in Australia, the sponsor is obligated to provide housing and financial support.

    Features:

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
    • Qualified Relative: The child must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
    • Residency: The child must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

    Sponsorship Requirements:

    The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Qualified relatives include siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The relative must be a permanent resident of Australia for at least two years. Additionally, the character and criminal history of the sponsor and their partner, particularly regarding crimes involving children, will be taken into account during the visa decision process.

    To assess your eligibility for the 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The Subclass 117 Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, offers a pathway for a single child to join their relative in Australia when their parents are deceased, unable to provide care, or untraceable.

    This visa allows the child to work, study, and settle permanently in Australia. During the initial two years of the child’s stay, the sponsor is responsible for offering housing and financial support.

    • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Provides access to education and Medicare services.
    • Offers the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.
    • Applicants must be under 18 years old, single, and lacking parental care.
    • An eligible relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
    • The application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

    The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative, including siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The sponsoring relative should also be a permanent resident, Australian citizen, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Furthermore, the sponsor should have been living lawfully in Australia for a minimum of two years, indicating their settled status. The case officer may also consider any history of child-related offenses by the sponsor or their partner during the visa assessment.

  • 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa

  • 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa     

    The 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa provides an opportunity for individuals outside Australia who have no other close relatives residing in the country to settle down there permanently.

    Features:

    • Migration as Permanent Resident: The visa allows the individual to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
    • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
    • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

    Eligibility:

    • Age and Dependency: The applicant must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
    • Sole Near Relatives: The applicant’s relatives in Australia must be only near relatives.
    • Assurance of Support: The applicant must have someone who will provide an assurance of support.
    • Qualified Relative: The applicant must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
    • Residency: The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

    To assess your eligibility for the 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

    The 115 (Remaining Relative) visa offers individuals from outside Australia, who lack other close family ties within the country, the opportunity to establish permanent residency.

    • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
    • Provides work and study privileges in Australia.
    • Grants access to Medicare services.
    • Eligible for application for Australian citizenship if meeting requirements.
    • Applicants must be under 18 years of age, single, and without available parental care.
    • The applicant’s (and their partner’s) only near relatives must reside in Australia.
    • An assurance of support is required from a sponsor.
    • A relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
    • Application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

820 & 801 (Onshore Partner) Visa  

The Partner Visas (Subclasses 820 and 801) provide a pathway for the partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.

The partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen may reside in Australia under the terms of the Partner visas (subclasses 820 and 801).
After been awarded the temporary Partner visa (subclass 820), which allows you to remain in Australia for up to 24 months, you may be eligible for the permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

Subclass 801:

The Subclass 801 Visa allows the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national to reside temporarily in Australia. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 801).

Features:

  • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
  • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 801 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
  • Onshore Application: You must be physically present in Australia when you apply for this visa.

Subclass 820:

The Subclass 820 Visa is designed for the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national who wishes to reside permanently in Australia. This visa is typically available to individuals who already hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

Features:

  • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that grants you the right to reside permanently in Australia.
  • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 820 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 820).

For a comprehensive evaluation of your eligibility for the Subclass 820 and 801 (Onshore Partner) Visas, we offer a FREE consultation service.

Book now to assess your eligibility.

309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa     

The 309 & 100 (Offshore Partner) Visa allows the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live in Australia.
The 309 Visa is a temporary visa, while the 100 Visa is an immigrant visa granting permanent residence. Initially, the 309 temporary visa is issued, allowing applicants to stay in Australia for two years. Within this period, applicants can apply for the 100-immigrant visa.
Both the temporary and permanent partner visas are applied for simultaneously.

The Partner Visas (Subclasses 309 and 100) provide an avenue for the spouse or partner of an eligible New Zealander, an Australian permanent resident, or an Australian citizen to live in Australia.

Subclass 309 (Partner (Provisional) Visa):

The Subclass 309 Visa enables the temporary residence in Australia of the de facto partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand national. It serves as the initial step towards obtaining a permanent Partner visa (subclass 100).

Features:

  • Temporary Visa: This is a temporary visa that allows you to stay in Australia until your permanent Partner visa application is finalized or withdrawn.
  • Path to Permanent Residence: The Subclass 309 Visa leads directly to the permanent Partner visa.
  • Offshore Application: You must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa, and any family members applying with you must also be outside Australia.

Eligibility:

  • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
  • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

Subclass 100 (Partner (Migrant) Visa):

The Subclass 100 Visa enables the spouse or de facto partner of an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident, or Australian citizen to live permanently in Australia. Typically, individuals who hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309) are eligible for this visa.

Features:

  • Permanent Visa: This is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Requirement of Temporary Partner Visa: To be eligible for the Subclass 100 Visa, you must hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 309).

For a comprehensive assessment of your eligibility for the 309 and 100 (Offshore Partner) Visas, take advantage of our FREE consultation service. Book now to assess your eligibility.

Eligibility:

  • You must be in a genuine relationship with your spouse or de facto partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your spouse or de facto partner must sponsor you.
  • Both you and your family members applying with you must be outside Australia when applying for this visa.

300 (Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa)    

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to travel to Australia to marry your future spouse before applying for a Partner visa.

The Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa allows individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of marrying their future spouse and subsequently applying for a Partner visa. It provides the opportunity for individuals to visit Australia specifically for the purpose of marriage.

Features:

Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia for a period ranging from 9 to 15 months from the date of visa grant.

  • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Eligibility criteria for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa include:
  • Age Requirement: Applicants must be 18 years old or older.
  • Sponsorship: A sponsor who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen is required.
  • Intention to Marry: Applicants must have the intention to marry their prospective spouse before the visa period expires.
  • Offshore Application: The application for this visa must be made from outside of Australia.

To assess your eligibility for the Prospective Spouse (Fiancé) Visa (Subclass 300), we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Eligibility:

  • You must be 18 years old or older.
  • You must have a sponsor who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Your intention must be to marry your prospective spouse before the conclusion of the visa period.
  • When applying for this visa, you must be outside of Australia.

173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa     

A Short-term temporary visa is available for parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who wish to visit Australia.

The 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to visit Australia on a short-term basis.

Features

· Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
· Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
· Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 173 Visa.
· Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
· Eligibility criteria for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa include:
· Sponsorship: Applicants must be sponsored by an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
· Balance-of-Family Test: Applicants must meet the balance-of-family test.
· Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all visa conditions and adhere to Australian laws.
· Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Eligibility

  • You must be sponsored by an eligible child who is an established Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • You need to meet the balance-of-family test.
  • You must adhere to all visa conditions and abide by Australian laws.
  • You should not have previously applied for or be in possession of a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa    

The 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa allows aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to stay temporarily in Australia.

The Contributory Aged Parent Visa pathway offers a short-term option for aged parents of established Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens, allowing temporary residence in Australia. This pathway involves a two-step process, beginning with the application for a Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) subclass 884 visa, followed by the opportunity to transition to the permanent subclass 864 visa. The sequential approach of applying for these visas provides the flexibility to manage visa costs over a period of time.

Features:

· Duration of Stay: Holders of this visa can live in Australia for up to 2 years.
· Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia, but they will not receive government support.
· Pathway to Permanent Residence: Applicants can apply for a permanent Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864) through a two-step process by initially applying for the 884 Visa.
· No Extension or Reapplication: It is not possible to extend or reapply for this visa to stay longer in Australia. Alternative visa options can be explored.

Eligibility:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian aged pension.
  • Onshore Application: Applicants should be in Australia, but not in migration clearance, when applying for this visa and when a decision is made.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary)) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

Key Features

  • Granting temporary stay, the visa permits residency in Australia for a duration of up to 2 years.
  • Holders of this visa are authorized to engage in work and study activities within Australia; however, government financial assistance is not provided.
  • Applicants have the option to subsequently apply for the permanent Contributory Aged Parent (subclass 864) visa, facilitating the prospect of long-term residency in Australia.
  • Importantly, it’s essential to note that this specific visa cannot be extended or reapplied for to extend one’s stay in Australia. Individuals seeking an extended stay beyond the visa duration must explore alternative visa avenues.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Eligibility hinges upon having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
  • Applicants must meet the age criterion to qualify for the Australian-aged pension.
  • When applying for the visa and during the decision-making process, individuals need to be physically present in Australia (not in immigration clearance).
  • To be eligible for this visa, applicants must not have previously applied for or held a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of their application.

804 (Aged Parent) Visa  

The 804 (Aged Parent) Visa is a permanent visa that enables the aged parents of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or qualifying New Zealand citizens to remain in Australia.

The Contributory Aged Parent Visa offers a pathway for the aged parent of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or a citizen of New Zealand who meets the specified criteria, to obtain permanent residency in Australia. This visa provides the opportunity for eligible parents to reunite with their family members in Australia, enjoying the benefits of residing in the country.

It’s important to note that individuals who have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (subclass 870) visa are ineligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

Features:

· Permanent Residence: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
· Sponsorship: Eligible family members can be sponsored to come to Australia.
· Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare, is available.
· Australian Citizenship: If eligible, applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Age Pension Eligibility: Applicants should be old enough to receive the Australian age pension.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa.

To assess your eligibility for the 804 (Aged Parent) Visa, we offer a FREE consultation service. Book now to evaluate your eligibility.

How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

  • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
  • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

To assess your eligibility for any of these visas or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Granting permanent residency status, this visa allows aged parents to stay in Australia indefinitely, fostering family unity.
  • Visa holders possess the ability to sponsor eligible family members to join them in Australia, contributing to reunification.
  • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, ensures comprehensive health coverage for visa holders.
  • For those who meet the requirements, the pathway to applying for Australian citizenship becomes available, offering the potential to become an Australian citizen.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Essential eligibility criteria include having an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.
  • Applicants must meet the age requirement to be eligible to receive the age pension in Australia.
  • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Contributory Aged Parent Visa.

Travel and Visa Validity

  • Visa holders have the privilege of multiple entries and exit to and from Australia during the initial 5-year period from the date of visa grant, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.
  • For re-entry as a permanent resident after the initial 5-year period, applicants must apply for and be granted a Resident Return Visa (RRV).
  • An alternative option to consider is applying for Australian citizenship, which would provide further travel flexibility.

103 (Parent) Visa  

If you’re considering applying for the Parent Visa (Subclass 103) as a retiree, there are specific benefits and conditions tailored to your situation.

When applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa, you have the option to apply from inside or outside of Australia, but not while in the immigration clearance process.

At the time of application, you must be physically present in Australia, but not in the process of immigration clearance.

  • Our decision on your application can be made while you are either inside or outside of Australia.
  • As a retiree applicant, you are exempt from certain requirements:
  • You are not required to meet the balance of the family test.
  • You do not need to provide a sponsor or an assurance of support.
  • If you apply from within Australia, any accompanying family members must be present at the time of application, but not in the immigration clearance process.
  • If you apply from outside Australia, any family members who apply with you must be outside of Australia at the time of your application.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: Holders of this visa can stay in Australia indefinitely as permanent residents.
  • Work and Study: Individuals with this visa can work and study in Australia.
  • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public health care scheme is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their family members to come to Australia.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

  • Eligible Child: Applicants must have an eligible child who is a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • Visa Conditions and Compliance: Applicants must meet all applicable visa conditions and adhere to Australian law.
  • Non-holding of Subclass 870 Visa: Applicants should not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of applying for this visa

Benefits or conditions specific to applying for the 103 (Parent) Visa as a retiree:

  • If you are applying as a retiree, you must be in Australia at the time of application but not in immigration clearance. The decision on your application can be made while you are inside or outside of Australia.
  • When applying for the subclass 103 visa as a retiree, you are exempt from meeting the balance of family test or having a sponsor or an assurance of support.

To assess your eligibility for the 103 (Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

How can I travel to and from Australia after the initial 5 years?

  • To re-enter Australia as a permanent resident after the initial 5 years, the applicant needs to apply for and be granted a Resident Return (RRV) visa.
  • Another option is to consider applying for Australian citizenship.

To assess your eligibility for any of these options or to get more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

This permanent visa offers numerous features and benefits that contribute to family reunification and long-term residence in Australia:

  • Granting an indefinite stay in Australia, the Subclass 103 Parent Visa provides you the opportunity to live in the country with your family.
  • You are permitted to work and study in Australia, enhancing your options and opportunities.
  • Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, allowing you to avail comprehensive medical services.
  • The ability to sponsor eligible family members to join you in Australia, promoting family unity.
  • For those who meet the criteria, the option to apply for Australian citizenship becomes available.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, you must have an eligible child who holds the status of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen.

  • You must adhere to all applicable visa conditions and comply with Australian laws.
  • Individuals who have either applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa at the time of application are not eligible to apply for the Subclass 103 Parent Visa.

Travel and Visa Validity After the Initial 5 Years

After the initial 5-year period, to travel to and from Australia as a permanent resident, you have two options:

  • Apply for and obtain a Resident Return Visa (RRV), which allows you to re-enter Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Consider applying for Australian citizenship, providing greater travel flexibility and additional benefits

870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa  

The 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa is a temporary visa that allows parents to reunite with their children in Australia. The initial duration of the visa permits a stay of up to 3 or 5 years. Additionally, applicants have the option to reapply for further Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.

870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa provides an opportunity for temporary reunification with your children in Australia. This visa allows you to visit Australia for initial periods of 3 or 5 years per visa. Furthermore, you have the option to reapply for additional Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, enabling a cumulative stay of up to a maximum period of 10 years in Australia.

 Features

  • Duration of Stay: This visa allows parents to visit Australia for up to 3 or 5 years per visa.
  • Visa Renewal: Applicants can reapply for further visas, extending their total stay in Australia for a maximum period of 10 years.
  • Employment Restrictions: Holders of this visa are not permitted to work in Australia.

Eligibility

  • Approved Parent Sponsor: Applicants must have an approved Parent Sponsor before lodging their visa application.
  • Online Application: The visa application must be submitted online.
  • Timely Lodgment: The visa application should be lodged within 6 months of the sponsorship approval or within 60 days if granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Restrictions of the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa:
  • No Permanent Residence: This visa does not lead to permanent residence in Australia.
  • Exclusion from Other Parent Visas: Applicants cannot apply for a permanent or temporary parent visa while holding or having applied for the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

 
Conditions for Extended Stay in Australia

  •   Cumulative Maximum Stay: Visa holders can stay for a cumulative maximum period of 10 years.
  •   No Extension of Stay: The visa cannot be extended beyond the initial grant. Applicants must apply for another visa.
  •   Time Outside Australia: To be eligible for another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, applicants must be outside Australia for at least 90 days, unless they have been granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Completion of 10-Year Stay: After holding Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas for the cumulative maximum 10-year period, applicants must either depart Australia or apply for another type of visa to remain in the country. Another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be granted.

    To assess your eligibility for the 870 (Sponsored Parent) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Allows visits to Australia for initial durations of 3 or 5 years per visa.
  • Possibility to apply for subsequent visas for an extended stay, with a cumulative maximum period in Australia of up to 10 years.
  • Engaging in work activities within Australia is not permitted.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Prior to lodging an application for this visa, you must have an approved Parent Sponsor.
  • Application for this visa must be submitted online.
  • Visa application should be lodged within 6 months of receiving sponsorship approval, or within 60 days if Permission to Apply is granted within Australia.

Visa Restrictions

  • This visa category does not provide a pathway to permanent residency.
  • Application for permanent or temporary parent visas is not possible if you have either applied for or currently hold the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa.

Conditions for Prolonged Stay in Australia

  • Accumulative stay in Australia is limited to a maximum of 10 years.
  • Visa extension is not possible; instead, you must apply for an alternative visa.
  • For eligibility to be granted another Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa, you must spend at least 90 consecutive days outside of Australia, unless granted Permission to Apply in Australia.
  • Upon reaching the cumulative maximum stay of 10 years under Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visas, you must either depart Australia or apply for a different visa type that permits you to remain in the country. A further grant of the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa will not be possible.

101 (Child) Visa  

The 101 (Child) visa is a permanent residency option, allowing the child to reside in Australia indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted prior to turning 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of the adoption.

The 101 (Child) Visa is a permanent visa that enables children to migrate to Australia and reside there indefinitely. To qualify for this visa, the child must have been adopted before the age of 18 by a parent who was not an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the time of adoption.

 Features

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

  • Parental Status: The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.
  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially dependent on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • Residency: The child must be outside Australia at the time of application.

To assess your eligibility for the 101 (Child) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Key Features

  • Provides the opportunity to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Allows access to education and Medicare services.
  • Offers the potential to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Requirements

  • The applicant must be a dependent child of a parent who is either an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
  • The applicant should be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and financially reliant on the parent, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • The applicant must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • The application must be lodged when the applicant is outside of Australia.

802 (Child Onshore) Visa  

The 802 (Child Onshore) Visa allows a child to reside permanently in Australia with their parents. The child can travel to and from Australia multiple times for 5 years from the visa grant date, as long as the travel facility on the visa remains valid.

The 802 (Child Onshore) visa offers children the opportunity to permanently reside in Australia and be with their parents. Under this visa, the child can freely travel to and from Australia multiple times within a 5-year period from the date of visa issuance, as long as the travel authorization on the visa remains valid.

 Features

  • Indefinite Stay: The child can stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: The child is permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Public Healthcare: Enrolment in Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: The child can sponsor relatives to come to Australia.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

Parental Status: The child must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent visa.

  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years old, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • Marital Status: The child must be single and dependent on the parent.
  • Residency: The child must be in Australia at the time of application and decision.

Conditions of the Visa:

  • · Presence in Australia: The child must be present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made, but they must not have obtained immigration clearance.
  •  No Further Stay Restriction: If the child holds a visa with a “no further stay” condition, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa.

    To assess your eligibility for the 802 (Child Onshore) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

Eligibility Criteria

  • The child should be a dependent of a parent who is an Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or holds an Australian permanent visa.
  • The child must be under 18 years of age, a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25, or over 18 and unable to work due to a disability.
  • The child must be single and reliant on the parent.
  • The child should be present in Australia both when the application is submitted and when the decision is reached.

Conditions of the Visa

  • The child must be physically present in Australia at the time of application and when the decision is made. However, they must not have received immigration clearance.
  • If the child is currently in Australia on a different visa with a “no further stay” restriction, they are not eligible to apply for the 802 visa.

116 (Career) Visa  

The 116 (Carer) Visa is designed to allow individuals to travel to Australia and provide care for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions. This visa falls under the offshore category, meaning that applicants must be outside Australia both at the time of application and when the visa is granted.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility

  • Residency: Applicants must be outside Australia at the time of application and when a decision is made on their application.
  • Sponsorship: The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the first two years of their stay in Australia.
  • Care Requirement: The applicant must provide care for a relative or a member of their family who lives with them and has no reasonable access to care options in Australia.

Sponsorship Requirements

The sponsor must have a long-term or permanent medical condition that necessitates substantial continuous care and support..

The sponsor must meet the following criteria:

  • Age: The sponsor must be at least 18 years old.
  • Citizenship or Residency: The sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.
  • Care Needs: The sponsor must be unable to receive the required care from another Australian source and must have a medical certificate confirming a medical condition that causes impairment of the body, mind, or senses. The condition must require assistance with practical matters of everyday living for at least two years.
  • Commitment: The sponsor must commit to providing accommodation and support to the applicant and their family members for the first two years of their stay in Australia

To assess your eligibility for the 116 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

This visa facilitates individuals to travel to Australia for the purpose of caring for their relatives who require assistance due to chronic or lifelong medical conditions.

Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

  • Allows the applicant to establish indefinite residency in Australia.
  • Permits the applicant to engage in work and study within Australia.
  • Provides access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare.
  • Enables the applicant to sponsor their relatives for migration to Australia.
  • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Offers the option to apply for Australian citizenship, subject to meeting eligibility criteria.
  • The applicant must be outside Australia both when applying and when the decision is made.
  • The applicant must be sponsored by their relative or their relative’s partner for the initial 2 years in Australia.
  • The applicant should provide care for a relative or a member of their relative’s family living with them, who lacks reasonable access to care options in Australia.

The sponsor (family member) or their spouse must have a long-term or permanent medical condition necessitating substantial continuous care and support.

The sponsor should meet the following criteria:

  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealander.

The sponsor must meet the following standards:

  • Not able to receive required care from another Australian source, such as a relative, Australian welfare, hospital nursing, or community service.
  • Have undergone evaluation by Bupa Medical Visa Services or be in the process of scheduling an evaluation to obtain a medical certificate stating that the sponsor or sponsor’s partner has a medical condition that:
    • Impairs body, mind, or senses.
    • Will necessitate assistance with practical everyday matters for a minimum of two years.
    • Have committed to providing lodging and support to the applicant and their family members for the initial two years of their residence in Australia.

Subclasses 116 and 836 differ in terms of whether the applicant is inside or outside Australia when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 116 (Carer) visa is applied for offshore.

836 (Career) Visa   

The 836 (Carer) Visa allows individuals to remain in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires medical attention and does not have convenient access to treatment options in Australia. The person receiving care must be an Australian relative or a family member of the relative residing with them. This visa falls under the onshore category, meaning that applicants can be inside Australia when they apply and when the visa is granted.

Features:

  • Indefinite Stay: The visa grants the applicant the right to stay in Australia indefinitely.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Family Sponsorship: Visa holders can sponsor their relatives to come to Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Permanent Residency: Applicants can stay in Australia as permanent residents.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders can work and study in Australia.
  • Travel Facility: The visa allows multiple travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

To assess your eligibility for the 836 (Carer) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The 836 (Carer) visa allows you to reside in Australia while providing ongoing care for a patient who requires consistent medical attention and lacks convenient access to treatment options in the country.

The individual you are caring for must be your Australian relative needing care, or a family member of your relative who lives with them and also requires care.

Key Differences from Subclass 116:

One of the key differences between subclasses 116 and 836 is the applicant’s location when applying and when the visa is granted. Subclass 836 (Carer) visa is designed for onshore applicants.

  • Provides indefinite stay in Australia.
  • Allows you to work and pursue studies in Australia.
  • Offers enrollment in Australia’s public health care scheme, Medicare.
  • Enables you to sponsor your relatives to migrate to Australia.
  • Allows travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.
  • Provides the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship, contingent upon meeting eligibility criteria.
  • You can reside in Australia as a permanent resident.
  • You can engage in work and studies within Australia.
  • You are eligible to travel to and from Australia for a period of 5 years.

117 (Orphan Relative) Visa  

The 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, allows a single child to come to Australia and live with their relative if their parents have passed away, are unable to care for them, or cannot be found. This visa grants the child the ability to work and study in Australia and provides a pathway to permanent residency. During the child’s initial two years in Australia, the sponsor is obligated to provide housing and financial support.

Features:

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The child can migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Study and Healthcare: The child can study and access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants can apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Age and Dependency: The child must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
  • Qualified Relative: The child must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
  • Residency: The child must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

Sponsorship Requirements:

The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Qualified relatives include siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The relative must be a permanent resident of Australia for at least two years. Additionally, the character and criminal history of the sponsor and their partner, particularly regarding crimes involving children, will be taken into account during the visa decision process.

To assess your eligibility for the 117 (Orphan Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The Subclass 117 Visa, also known as the Orphan Relative Visa, offers a pathway for a single child to join their relative in Australia when their parents are deceased, unable to provide care, or untraceable.

This visa allows the child to work, study, and settle permanently in Australia. During the initial two years of the child’s stay, the sponsor is responsible for offering housing and financial support.

  • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Provides access to education and Medicare services.
  • Offers the opportunity to apply for Australian citizenship if eligible.
  • Applicants must be under 18 years old, single, and lacking parental care.
  • An eligible relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
  • The application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.

The sponsor must be an eligible Australian relative, including siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or the current spouse or de facto partner of the child’s relative. The sponsoring relative should also be a permanent resident, Australian citizen, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Furthermore, the sponsor should have been living lawfully in Australia for a minimum of two years, indicating their settled status. The case officer may also consider any history of child-related offenses by the sponsor or their partner during the visa assessment.

115 (Remaining Relative) Visa     

The 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa provides an opportunity for individuals outside Australia who have no other close relatives residing in the country to settle down there permanently.

Features:

  • Migration as Permanent Resident: The visa allows the individual to migrate to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Work and Study: Visa holders are permitted to work and study in Australia.
  • Medicare Enrollment: Access to Australia’s public healthcare scheme, Medicare, is available.
  • Australian Citizenship: Eligible applicants have the option to apply for Australian citizenship.

Eligibility:

  • Age and Dependency: The applicant must be under 18 years of age, single, and have no parents to care for them.
  • Sole Near Relatives: The applicant’s relatives in Australia must be only near relatives.
  • Assurance of Support: The applicant must have someone who will provide an assurance of support.
  • Qualified Relative: The applicant must have a relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.
  • Residency: The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is made and when a decision is made on the application.

To assess your eligibility for the 115 (Remaining Relative) Visa or to obtain more information, please book a FREE consultation now.

The 115 (Remaining Relative) visa offers individuals from outside Australia, who lack other close family ties within the country, the opportunity to establish permanent residency.

  • Enables migration to Australia as a permanent resident.
  • Provides work and study privileges in Australia.
  • Grants access to Medicare services.
  • Eligible for application for Australian citizenship if meeting requirements.
  • Applicants must be under 18 years of age, single, and without available parental care.
  • The applicant’s (and their partner’s) only near relatives must reside in Australia.
  • An assurance of support is required from a sponsor.
  • A relative who is a settled Australian citizen, eligible New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident must sponsor the applicant.
  • Application must be submitted and decided upon while the applicant is outside Australia.
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