Can children born after their parents immigrated to Australia obtain Australian status?

Parents immigrate, children have Australian status, and can they be naturalized in Australia directly? These situations are scored. It depends not only on whether parents are permanent residents or citizens, but also on whether the child's birthplace is in Australia. Can children born after their parents immigrated to Australia obtain Australian status?

1. Both parents are Australian permanent residents, and their children were born in China.

In this case, the child will still be a citizen of China and will not automatically acquire Australian status. If a child wants to obtain Australian status, he needs to apply for a permanent visa outside Australia.

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Two, parents are permanent residents of Australia, the child was born in Australia.

As long as the child is born in Australia, regardless of whether one parent is a permanent resident or both parents are permanent residents, the child can be directly naturalized in Australia.

Three, one parent is Australian nationality, the child was born in China.

As long as one parent has become an Australian citizen, his child can have Australian identity no matter where he was born.

Parents are not permanent residents or citizens, and the child was born in Australia.

Unlike the United States, Australia does not mean that children born in Australia can become residents of the country. If both parents are not permanent residents or citizens, even if the child was born in Australia, he cannot have Australian identity.

If the child wants to have Australian identity, then at least one parent is a permanent resident of Australia or naturalized. If the parents only have permanent residents, then the child must be born in Australia; If parents become Australian citizens, the child will have Australian citizenship no matter where he was born.