Can parents who hold an Australian tourist visa apply for 143 immigration?

Parents holding an Australian tourist visa can apply for 143 immigration.

It should be noted that when applying for immigration to Australia with a tourist visa, certain conditions need to be met. Parents need to meet the age requirement and hold a tourist visa of 600. Without Section 8503, they can't stay in China any longer.

The Australian Parenting 143 visa has a short processing time and is suitable for applicants who wish to reunite with their Australian children as soon as possible. In the process of applying for the parents 143 visa in Australia, the Australian Immigration Bureau not only pays 43,600 Australian dollars to the Australian government in one lump sum, but also requires the applicant to provide effective economic guarantee.

Economic guarantee is that Australian permanent residents (PR) or citizens voluntarily act as guarantors, and individual guarantee applicants (guarantors) will not receive Australian relief funds within the years specified by the Australian government (usually 10 years).

The guarantor can be the applicant's children, relatives, Australian permanent residents or citizens who are willing to be guarantors, and can also be an Australian company or institution.

Generally speaking, parents in Australia need to guarantee 65,438+00 years, so 65,438+0 adults need to mortgage 65,438+00,000 Australian dollars, and 2 adults need to mortgage 65,438+00,000 Australian dollars. If you use enterprises and institutions as guarantors, you need a mortgage of 20 thousand Australian dollars.