Australian relative immigrants

The conditions for applying for such immigrants are:

(1) The applicant's children must live in Australia, and the applicant must obtain the support guarantee for the children and their spouses for the first two years;

(2) The applicant must pass the head test, that is, more than half of the applicant's children must live in Australia, or the number of the applicant's children in Australia is greater than that in any other country.

2. Spouses of Australian citizens or permanent residents.

To apply for husband and wife immigration, the following conditions must be met:

(1) Must marry an Australian citizen or permanent resident;

(2) If the applicant is not in Australia, he must get married before entering Australia. He can apply for a visa before marriage, but he must get married before the visa is approved.

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

The application conditions are:

(1) Children must be under 18 years old. However, if the children are full-time students, depending on their parents, the age can be relaxed to below 25. The only other situation is that the child is disabled and cannot work, so the age is not limited;

(2) The child's application must be guaranteed by his parents and a written statement stating that he is willing to support the child's living or other living expenses in Australia if necessary.

4. Fiancees/wives of Australian citizens and permanent residents.

The applicant must meet the following conditions:

(1) The applicant is outside Australia, engaged to an Australian citizen or resident, and will be married in Australia;

(2) The applicant must provide evidence to the Immigration Bureau to prove that the intention of the applicant and her fiance (wife) to get married and live together in Australia is true.

5. Other family members immigrate.

Such immigrants include elderly relatives, only-child immigrants and nursing immigrants.

(1) For elderly relatives to immigrate, the applicant must meet the definition of old age, be single, and live on a sponsor in Australia.

(2) Only the surviving family members emigrated to reunite the only overseas family member with his family in Australia. Applicants must be siblings or children (stepchildren) of Australian citizens or residents, and Australian relatives must be at least 18 years old.

(3) Taking care of immigrants is because the health status of the applicant's Australian relatives (or their family members) leads to their physical, mental or organ disorders, thus affecting their basic activities of daily life. The applicant must be able to provide substantial and continuous help to his Australian relatives (or their family members).