My stepsister wants to invest and immigrate to Australia. Can I immigrate?

If your stepsister successfully invests and immigrates to Australia, then she has two places to ensure her family to immigrate. There are two situations in which relatives immigrate to Australia under sponsorship: 1,176,886. The guarantor of the permanent skilled immigrant visa must be an Australian citizen aged 18, a permanent resident of Australia or a legal New Zealand citizen who has settled in Australia. The guarantor must be related to you, and your spouse or other relatives should be one of the following: 1. Minors (including adopted children or stepchildren) 2. Parents (including adoptive parents or stepparents) 3. Brothers and sisters (including adopted brothers and sisters) 4. Nephews or nieces (including adopted nephews, nieces or stepnephews and nieces) 5. Uncle or aunt (5) aunt or stepuncle, aunt) 2. The guarantor who can guarantee the visa 475 or 487 for temporary skilled immigrants in remote areas must be an Australian citizen aged 18, an Australian permanent resident, a legal New Zealand citizen and have lived in the designated area of Australia for 12 months. The guarantor must be related to you. Your spouse and others should be one of the following: 1. Minors (including adopted children or stepchildren) 2. Parents (including adoptive parents or stepparents) 3. Brothers and sisters (including adopted brothers and sisters) 4. Nephews or nieces (including adopted nephews, nieces or stepnephews and nieces) 5. Uncle or aunt (including adopted uncle, aunt or stepuncle) is feasible in principle according to the situation of the landlord. But the real problem is that if your stepsister applies for her father, that is, your stepfather, the waiting time for your stepfather to immigrate may be 10- 15 years, because relatives guarantee the number of parents to immigrate to Australia, and the Australian government only approves about 500 each year. When this year's quota is full, we will have to wait until next year. This must be queued. It's arranged when we arrive. If you want to hurry, you can also sponsor your parents to immigrate with your paid children. This requires everyone to pay tens of thousands of Australian dollars at a time. There are 2000-3000 places in Australia every year, and the waiting time can be slightly shorter, maybe 3-5 years. Your stepfather can't apply for permanent residence in Australia until he immigrates, so your mother can't get permanent residence in Australia directly (because one of the husband and wife first gets permanent residence in Australia and guarantees for the other, the guarantor can't get permanent residence directly, and only when both parties apply at the same time can both parties get permanent residence at the same time). She must first get a temporary residence visa for two years, and then change it to a permanent residence visa for Australia after two years. Coupled with her visa processing cycle, it will take at least three years to get permanent residency in Australia. Only after she has obtained permanent residency can she apply for it for you. Besides, I didn't apply casually. You need a guarantor who pays taxes in Australia 1 year and earns 40 thousand Australian dollars a year to guarantee yourself. According to this progress, you can sponsor your own immigration from your stepsister to your mother, which may take at least 10 years. In that case, you might as well ask your stepsister to ensure that you come to Australia with a temporary visa first. After you come to Australia, you can try to see if there is any way to immigrate. Maybe this is faster. Moreover, Australia's immigration policy often changes. I wonder what the policy will be like after 10. Early immigration is safer than late immigration.