How to immigrate to Australia through kinship

Want to immigrate to Australia? Do you know which way is the fastest? That's relative immigration. So do you know how to immigrate to Australia through kinship? Let me tell you, I hope it will help you.

1, classification of family reunion immigrants

Australian reunified immigrants can be divided into two categories: point-based evaluation and non-point-based evaluation. Under normal circumstances, the applicants who are exempted from the assessment of the points system are the immediate family members and spouses of Australian permanent residents. Here, the relatives of Australian citizens are very generous, that is to say, if an immigrant who has obtained Australian citizenship, his parents are over 60 and 65 respectively, he can apply. The other is that most of the children of this immigrant citizen are in Australia, and a few children who stay in China can apply to go to Australia.

2. Spouse Australia visa

Visa 300 refers to unmarried couples. If one of them is an Australian citizen and the other is not, then the other person can get a visa for 9 months. If these two people get married during these nine months, they can turn this nine-month visa into a temporary visa for Australian (Australian) immigrant spouses.

The system of temporary visa and spouse card is basically the same as that adopted by many other western developed countries. If the marriage still exists after two to three years, the temporary marriage visa can be converted into a long-term visa, which means that the spouse of a citizen has been recognized by the government as an Australian citizen.

It is good for children to apply before they reach adulthood.

Children's visas must be submitted on the premise that parents must have Australian green card holders or Australian citizens. Children must be unmarried and must be under the age of 25. 18 years old or older must be full-time students. The name of this visa is the last relative visa, which means that other relatives have come, and the conditions and names echo each other-both parents have at least green cards, and some brothers and sisters have been to Australia for more than two years.

There is also a family reunion type of Australian immigrants, called the last family green card. This immigration form requires that the applicant and the applicant's spouse have no siblings, parents or adult children in China. After this green card application is successful, they will get Australian public health care, but they will not get welfare for two years, and they will not be entitled to apply for a pension for ten years, and they will have economic security for two years.