If I get PR in Australia, can I bring my parents?

Of course, parents can emigrate. Parents enjoy most benefits (there are different waiting periods according to the application type), but there are still very few benefits that cannot be enjoyed, such as pensions.

I. Types of parents' immigrant visas:

1. Parents queue up to apply for immigrant visa (AUD)

Visa application fee: USD 65,438+USD 0.205.

Deposit: $3,500

Shelf life: frozen for two years.

Queue time: 10- 17 years.

Quota: 1000/ year

2. Immigrant visa of the donor's parents (Australian dollar)

Visa application fee: parents' health care and medical expenses: $365,438+0,560. The down payment of $65,438+08,935, and then $65,438+02,625 can be paid within two years after permanent residence.

Bond: USD 65,438+GBP 00,000.

Shelf life: frozen for ten years.

Queue time: 18-24 months

Quota: 3500/ year

Note: After the guarantee period ends, the deposit will be returned with principal and interest. Social welfare and allowances paid need to be deducted from this amount.

Second, the basic requirements of parents' immigration:

1) At least half of the applicant's children have permanent residency in Australia, or

2) There are more children living permanently in Australia than in other countries.

Three, the conditions of children's guarantee:

Generally speaking, all kinds of parents' immigrant visas require permanent children to live in Australia for two years or more. For international students whose sponsors have studied in Australia, their previous stay in Australia can be counted as the above two years.

Four, parents' pension and medical insurance:

Parents who sign will receive Australian National Health Insurance (Medicare). "Parents who generally queue up" have a waiting time of two years before enjoying social welfare. Donating parents will take another ten years. In any case, all parents who have reached retirement age and lived in Australia for ten years can enjoy pension benefits after passing the property test.