How do parents of Australian permanent residents apply for an Australian immigrant visa?

1. How many kinds of parents immigrate?

There are two kinds of existing parents' immigration visas, one is called "ordinary queuing parents' immigration visa 103" and the other is called "paying parents' immigration visa 143".

Applicants who donate their parents' immigrant visas need to pay a considerable sum of money to the Australian government for their parents' future medical expenses. It can be divided into two categories, one is "permanent visa for parents 143" and the other is "temporary visa for parents 173".

143 visa needs to pay all donations in one lump sum, and 173 visa can pay all donations in two installments. When the remaining donations are paid within two years, they will be converted into permanent residence visas.

The amount of money required by each "paying parent immigrant visa" applicant is about 400 15 Australian dollars. The "paying parent immigrant visa" is paid in two stages. The first phase is about 24,065,438+00 Australian dollars, and the second phase is about 65,438+06,005 Australian dollars within two years. The number of places will increase by about 3000 Australian dollars every year.

There is also an "804 visa for the relocation of elderly parents", which can also be divided into two categories, one is "864 visa for the relocation of paid elderly parents" and the other is "884 visa for the temporary residence of paid parents". Only one parent needs to meet the age requirement. The man is 65 years old and the woman is 62.5-65 years old according to the year of birth.

Second, what conditions do children and parents need to meet?

Parents' immigrant visas are required to be guaranteed by their children in Australia or other qualified guarantors. This type of visa is applicable if your child or adopted child has settled as an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a valid New Zealand citizen when applying for a visa.

This means that children must legally live in Australia for a period of time, usually two years, but if there are convincing and sympathetic circumstances, a shorter period can be considered. Specifically:

Applicants must have children in Australia, and the children must have settled in Australia and meet one of the following requirements: Australian citizens, or Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens.

The applicant must have a guarantor. The guarantor is usually a child. If the child is under 18 years old, the following persons may be required to provide guarantee: the adult spouse of the child, or the relatives or guardians of the spouse of the child, or community organizations.

The guarantor must provide a written commitment to provide support, accommodation and financial assistance to the applicant, the applicant's spouse and dependent family members in the first two years of living in Australia. The applicant must complete and submit the application, including paying the application fee and providing all supporting materials.

At present, the guarantor is *** 14000 Australian dollars, and the guarantee period is 10 year.

3. What are the specific provisions for parents' immigration quota?

According to the latest annual immigration quota announced on 20 1 1, there are 2000 parents' immigration quotas waiting in line every year. According to the current queuing situation, it will take 12.5 years. There are 6500 paying parents' immigration places every year. According to the current queuing situation, it will take 1- 1.5 years.

About the priority of the trial. Although there is no official regulation of the Immigration Bureau, according to the actual situation, the limiting order of parents' immigration can be summarized as follows: elderly parents take precedence over ordinary parents, and children who are citizens take precedence over green cards. Of course, analogy has great priority.

Due to the long waiting time, the applicant or his guarantor can choose to pay a large amount of visa application fee and guarantee money to apply for the donor's parent visa. The government will also limit the number of immigrants who donate their parents every year, but it will be more than those who don't donate, so the time limit for waiting for the visa of donating parents will be greatly shortened.

4. How much income can both parents get if they immigrate at the same time?

At present, the income of most people in Australia is between 40,000 and 50,000 Australian dollars. According to centrelink's latest newstart allowance and familybenefittaxpaymentrate, if you are single and have no children, then an annual income of 39,000 Australian dollars can ensure that both parents immigrate at the same time, and you don't need to ask others to help you.

According to the application fee of April 201/kloc-0, the first application fee is 1735 Australian dollars/case, and the second application fee is 37,965 Australian dollars/person. Osbon, the main applicant 10000 Australian dollars, the spouse 4000 Australian dollars. Please note that the second application fee is paid after the visa officer informs you. Don't listen to some unscrupulous intermediaries and pay more than 70,000 Australian dollars from the beginning.

5. What are the restrictions on applying for an Australian parent visa?

If parents are now in Australia, they may be prevented from applying for this parent visa in Australia under the following circumstances. For example, the child does not hold a legal visa (that is, any visa except a bridge visa, a criminal trial visa or a law enforcement visa), and the visa has been cancelled or refused since the last arrival in Australia; The visa held by the child is a guaranteed tourist visa; Children detained by immigrants, etc.