My daughter is underage. How can I apply for her to immigrate to Australia? What materials do I need?

First, the application conditions for Australian children to immigrate

Australian immigration policy stipulates that Australian child immigration applicants and guarantors are biological or adopted children and are raised by guarantors (except married or engaged children), which is in line with this category.

Any minor child of an Australian citizen or permanent resident who has reached adulthood still depends on his parents economically and spiritually. If the child is a full-time student, he still depends on his parents, and the age can be relaxed to below 25, or the disabled child must depend on his parents, otherwise his life will be unsustainable and his age will not be limited.

However, the guarantor must provide a written statement that he is willing to support his children's living and other living expenses in Australia if necessary, including legitimate children, illegitimate children and adopted children.

Second, the immigration policy for children to immigrate to Australia

As a child (including an adopted child) immigrating to Australia, the following basic conditions must be met: the child must be a biological child, an adopted child or a stepchild of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia or a New Zealand citizen eligible for funding, and must be funded by his parents. Generally speaking, children must be under the age of 18, but children can also be full-time students under the age of 25, relying on their parents (guarantors). If the child is disabled and cannot work, there is no age limit. Three. Types of immigrant visas for Australian children

Dependent Child Visa (Subcategory 445)/ Dependent Child Visa

Applicable to children whose parents hold temporary partner visas and whose permanent partner visas are being processed.

Children (permanent visa) (10 1 subcategory)/children's visa

Applicable to overseas biological children, adopted children or stepchildren of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or New Zealand citizens who meet the funding conditions.

Applicants who have reached the age of 16 must provide notarization with no criminal record.

If the applicant has reached the age of 18, he must prove that he is totally or mainly dependent on the parents of the guarantor;

If the applicant's parents are divorced, please provide the contact address of the non-guarantor parents. If the address is in China, please fill in your name and address in Chinese and English. The divorce certificate should specify the court's judgment on the arrangement of custody and visiting rights;

If the applicant's parents are divorced, please provide a divorce certificate issued by the court or the Civil Affairs Bureau. This certificate must be notarized by the notary office and translated into English.

In order to ensure the authenticity of the application, in the process of accepting the application, the consulate will conduct certain investigation and verification work, including telephone investigation and field investigation. In order to avoid delaying the application, please ensure that your residential address and contact number are correct when submitting the application.

Fourth, medical reports.

Please note that only Australian federal medical officials are qualified to review all immigrant medical reports. This means that if you complete the medical examination, the medical examination hospital designated by the Immigration Bureau will send your medical examination report to the consulate and then send it to Australia for health assessment. Federal medical officials will review whether they meet the requirements of immigration medical examination. During the audit, you may be asked to have a physical examination and provide an audit report.