Queued immigrants and paid immigrants

Of course. If you come to see you for a short time, you can apply for a visit visa. If you want your parents to obtain Australian status, you can apply for parents' immigration.

I won't say much about visiting relatives' visas, because the application is relatively simple, except for the first time, which lasts for up to 3 months, and then you can apply for visiting relatives' visas for up to 1 year.

If parents immigrate, if parents are under 70 years old, there are two ways to apply:

1) Parents queue up for immigrant visas (AUD)

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

Deposit: $3,500

Shelf life: frozen for two years.

Queue waiting time: 7- 10 years

Estimated line: 1000.

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

Visa application fee: parents' health care and medical expenses: $3 1 555. The down payment of $65,438+08,395, 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 waiting time: 18-24 months

Estimated quota: 3,500 people.

Pension and medical insurance: signing parents will get universal medical insurance in Australia. "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.