When can my brother immigrate to Australia after my sister has been married for several years?

Brother, if you want to immigrate to Australia, I'm afraid you have to rely mainly on yourself. You can't be fooled by the word games of the Australian Immigration Bureau. Australia's immigration policy is: "one person immigrates, and all people immigrate." But this "whole family" refers to spouses, children and biological parents. According to the level, spouses and children are basically fine, and they can move here soon. However, parents have to line up. According to the present situation, I'm afraid it will take another ten or twenty years. Of course, they can also jump the queue, but they have to pay a $40,000 "special fee". After moving here, I think this is really a fool. It's too far from the point. After your sister marriage immigration succeeds (successful immigration means PR or green card or permanent residence), she can only handle the woman and her parents (need to queue up). Sister-brother relationship cannot be immigrated. Of course, you can't be ignored: if you apply for skilled migration in your own name, your sister's permanent residence can give you extra points; If you want to go to Australia, you can't get a tourist visa without your sister's invitation letter. If you study in Australia, you can stay at your sister's house and save a lot of rent. Good luck. Ask me any questions. I'm bored in Australia!