Introduction of Australian relative immigration

Family reunion immigrants enjoy preferential treatment, as long as the applicant meets the above-mentioned relative status, is in good health and has no criminal record, they can be approved. Relatives in Australia must be Australian citizens or have permanent residency for more than two years. The guarantor in Australia must guarantee all the living expenses of relatives after going to Australia, that is, they must legally stay in Australia for more than two years, be able to provide accommodation and have certain asset guarantees. All parents who apply to immigrate to Australia have to pay for their children's living expenses.

Applicable object

Australia divides relative immigrants into two types: those who are exempt from scoring assessment and those who need scoring assessment. Immigrants of immediate family members exempted from scoring assessment include:

1, spouse of Australian citizen permanent resident;

2. Parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents who have reached retirement age (male 65 years old, female 60 years old) and parents whose children are mostly in Australia;

3./kloc-underage children under 0/8 years old and unmarried children under 2 1 year old who depend on their parents;

4. Fiancees and fiance of Australian citizens and permanent residents. All the above immigrant applicants must be in good health, have good conduct, and have financial guarantors who can meet their sufficient living needs. For legal witnesses and proof that they must get married within 3 months after arriving in Australia, their fiance (wife) will be allowed to stay in Australia for 3 months temporarily and obtain permanent residency after marriage.

The following special circumstances also belong to the scope of family reunion and migration, such as legally adopted children, orphans, and relatives who ask for help to tide over difficulties (in case of death, long-term illness, etc.). ), or children who need to be supported when they reach retirement age, or brothers and sisters who have no independent children are family members living overseas.

Kinship guarantee

Applicants for family migration must have a relative over 18 years old or a dependent partner. Relatives or partners must be Australian citizens, permanent residents or qualified New Zealand citizens living in Australia. However, in the case of spouses and parents, in some cases, it can be guaranteed by children.

The applicant's relatives in Australia must provide financial assistance, accommodation and help to attend English classes to the Australian government within two years before their arrival in Australia.

The following family members can apply for sponsored immigration:

1, spouse

If applying for cohabitation, the applicant must live with the guarantor for 12 months before applying.

Unmarried couples planning to get married in Australia.

Applicants who have met the sponsor in person can get a 9-month residence visa in Australia. The applicant must marry the sponsor and apply for permanent residence in Australia during this period. If all the necessary conditions are met, the applicant can obtain a two-year temporary residence visa; If the marriage relationship between the applicant and the guarantor continues after the expiration of two years of temporary residence, the applicant can obtain a permanent residence visa.

2. Children

The applicant was born or adopted by the guarantor and raised by the guarantor (except married or engaged children).

Step 3 adopt

The guarantor is a child under the age of 18 adopted by the applicant, and the adoption relationship has been recognized by the relevant welfare institutions in Australia; Or children under the age of 18 adopted by Australian citizens or permanent residents. At the time of application, the adopter or adoptee has lived overseas for at least 12 months.

4. Parents

If the applicant's children have lived in Australia for two years, they must pass the number distribution test, that is, you must have more than half of your children living in Australia, or your children in Australia are older than those in any other country.

5. Relatives of orphans

The applicant is an unmarried orphan under the age of 18, and is a relative of the Australian guarantor.

6. Relatives with special needs

The applicant has the ability to provide continuous and substantial assistance to relatives who have become Australian citizens, permanent residents or qualified New Zealand citizens who need his help. Australian relatives or welfare agencies, hospitals, nursing homes or community service agencies can't provide such help.

7. Dependent elderly relatives and the only surviving relatives. The applicant is a brother or sister outside Australia or a child who has lived independently.

8. Partners with interdependent relationships

The applicant is an interdependent partner sponsored by an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen. And this relationship has lasted 12 months at the time of application.