What materials are needed to apply for family reunification immigration in Australia...more details? How long does the approval process take? and specific procedures…

The family reunification immigration you are talking about should be the Remaining Relative Visa (Offshore) (Subclass 115) of the last member. This first requires the applicant to be unmarried or divorced, always single, and from a family. The last member not in Australia. 1. There are three forms to be filled in: Form47OF, Form 40, and Form47A. 2. The various types of notarization required include the applicant’s birth certificate, family member notarization (to prove that you are the last member of the family who is not in Australia), if you have a child, you want a child’s birth certificate, a notarization of the relationship between the child and you, a notarization of the unmarried or Divorce notarization (unmarried notarization can be done at the time of approval because there is a statute of limitations), notarization of your criminal record (can also be done at the time of approval), if you have served in the military, you need a notarization of your discharge. All notarizations must have English translations. 3. An Australian passport or notarized naturalization paper of your relative who applied for it in Australia. This is a copy signed by JP. 4. A recent passport photo of you, with your name and birthday written on the back, in the order of day/month/year. The application fee will be paid by your Australian relatives using an Australian credit card in the end, otherwise you will have to change it into Australian dollars and mail it over. I won’t tell you the specific amount, as it varies every year. The current application fee is about more than 3,000 Australian dollars. In addition, if approved, there will be a two-year financial guarantee. The guarantee deposit is 5,000 Australian dollars, which can be refunded after two years. It usually takes 3-6 months to be approved. Before approval, the Immigration Bureau will have Chinese-speaking staff contact you first, and there will also be a physical examination at a designated hospital. Applications for family members submitted overseas are processed by mail to the PERTH Immigration Office in Western Australia. The basic procedure is like this. If you have no problem filling out the form in English, you can complete it yourself. All required materials must be in English.