If I send my children abroad to attend high school, can I apply for immigration after 18? If the immigration is successful, can parents immigrate abroad with their children?

First, the application conditions for Australian children to immigrate

Australian immigration policy stipulates that Australian child immigration applicants and guarantors are biological or adopted children and are raised by guarantors (except married or engaged children), which is in line with this category.

Any minor child of an Australian citizen or permanent resident who has reached adulthood still depends on his parents economically and spiritually. If the child is a full-time student, he still depends on his parents, and the age can be relaxed to below 25, or the disabled child must depend on his parents, otherwise his life will be unsustainable and his age will not be limited. However, the guarantor must provide a written statement stating that he is willing to support his children's living in Australia and other living expenses, including legitimate children, illegitimate children and adopted children, if necessary. The following two situations belong to the scope of adoption:

1. The guarantor is a child under the age of 18 adopted by the applicant, and the adoption relationship has been supported by relevant Australian state/territory welfare agencies;

2. Children under the age of 18 adopted by Australian citizens or permanent residents have lived overseas for at least 1 year at the time of application.

Second, the immigration policy for children to immigrate to Australia

As a child (including an adopted child) immigrating to Australia, the following basic conditions must be met: the child must be a biological child, an adopted child or a stepchild of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia or a New Zealand citizen eligible for funding, and must be funded by his parents. Generally speaking, children must be under the age of 18, but children can also be full-time students under the age of 25, relying on their parents (guarantors). If the child is disabled and cannot work, there is no age limit.

Three. Types of immigrant visas for Australian children

Dependent Child Visa (Subcategory 445)/ Dependent Child Visa is applicable to children whose parents hold temporary partner visas and their permanent partner visas are being processed.

Children (permanent visa) (10 1 subcategory)/Children's visa is applicable to overseas biological children, adopted children or stepchildren of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or New Zealand citizens eligible for sponsorship.

Relatives Orphans (Permanent Visa) (subclass 1 17)/ Orphan Relatives Visa is applicable to overseas children whose parents are dead, permanently incapacitated or their whereabouts are unknown, and their guarantors are qualified to guarantee.

Note: For relatives and orphans, in addition to the required materials, the following materials are required:

1, a document proving that the child is an orphan, or that the parents are missing or permanently incapacitated; And the proof that the guarantor is the child's brother, sister, grandparents, aunt/uncle or nephew/niece.

2. Adoption by government agreement: immediately. Please note that each application is different and the processing time will be different. Some factors will prolong the acceptance process, including: the application submitted is incomplete or the required materials are not submitted in time; Need for additional investigation, including re-interview; Physical examination needs reexamination or further treatment, such as tuberculosis;

Fourth, medical reports.

Please note that only Australian federal medical officials are qualified to review all immigrant medical reports. This means that if you complete the medical examination, the medical examination hospital designated by the Immigration Bureau will send your medical examination report to the consulate, and then send your medical examination report to Australia for health assessment. Federal medical officials will review whether you meet the requirements of immigration medical examination. During the audit, you may be asked to have a physical examination and provide an examination report.

In addition, children who immigrate to Australia with their parents at different stages have different influences on their development: children who immigrate with their parents in primary schools have the advantage of being familiar with western culture earlier on the basis of a certain Chinese education. This kind of western culture does not simply refer to English ability, but accumulated western background education. It should be noted that with the development of China's national strength, China will become a world leader. Therefore, I personally think that China's cultural background education can not be ignored. You can't have your cake and eat it. You need good guidance from your parents. Of course, the premise is that parents have planned their own development when choosing immigrants, and they have created opportunities for the next generation while grasping their own opportunities.

In the primary school stage, there is not much difference between foreign public primary schools and private primary schools in terms of teachers and teaching quality, so we can choose according to the actual situation. Children immigrate with their parents in junior high school. With their children's profound educational foundation in China and China cultural background, studying abroad at this time is easier to adapt to western culture than in high school. Especially in speaking and writing, although the level of English education in China has made a qualitative leap, if you expect your children to really enter the western upper class, fluent Chinglish will make you embarrassed.