I graduated from a university in Australia in 2007, got my PR and returned to China. During this period, I worked and got married in China. I have not returned to Australia yet. My PR will expire in A

I graduated from a university in Australia in 2007, got my PR and returned to China. During this period, I worked and got married in China. I have not returned to Australia yet. My PR will expire in April next year.

1. The first problem you face is how to ensure your PR. Then you can return to Australia, but you will not be able to leave the country for a long time in the future. You must be mentally prepared. . Because you need to prove to the Immigration Bureau that you intend to stay in Australia for a long time. You can buy a house, you can buy a business, you can get a job with a contract. Please remember this, because the prerequisite for your wife to apply for PR is your PR. If you cannot convince the immigration officer that you have the intention to stay in Australia for a long time when applying for PR for your wife, the immigration officer will not Give you a visa.

2. Of course your wife can come to Australia with you, but does your wife get 676?

3. Your wife’s PR is sponsored by you, and then she gets a two-year spouse visa, which is TR, and then changes to PR.

4. If your child is born in Australia, he will have Australian citizenship, but the question is whether your wife can get a long-term visa to stay in Australia when the child is born. In other words, is your child guaranteed to be born in Australia? So the first thing I said is that you need to handle it as soon as possible.

5. What you added is correct. Like I said, it will take some time before you can apply for the next Australian pass, maybe about two years.