Can a child born in Australia acquire Australian citizenship?

Many parents who intend to immigrate to Australia also have many questions and misunderstandings about how their children will become naturalized and enjoy welfare in the future. For example, pregnant women come to Australia to give birth, can children born in Australia get Australian status? This is a problem that puzzles many people. In fact, in addition to the place of birth, the nationality of children is also related to the identity of parents. Let's take a closer look at the relevant information of overseas immigration network with me.

Can Australian-born children get Australian status directly?

First of all, the identity of children is closely related to the identity acquired by parents. Common categories are as follows:

Both husband and wife are PR:

1. Both husband and wife are PR, and the child was born in China. Can I get Australian PR automatically?

No Children are only China citizens, and will not automatically get an Australian visa. Children need to apply for a 10 1 permanent visa for children outside Australia. This visa can only be applied overseas, and the child must be abroad when signing it. The official trial period is 14 months.

2. Both husband and wife are PR, and the child was born in China. Can he become an Australian citizen directly?

No way! The children born in China are in China, and these children are from China.

3. Both husband and wife are PR, and the child was born in China. Can I get a tourist visa to enter Australia and then apply for PR in Australia?

Of course. You can apply for a 600 visa in China first. Since the parents are PR, there should be no 8503 clause on the travel sign. In this way, after entering Australia, you can directly apply for a permanent visa for 802 children and wait in Australia.

Only one of the husband and wife is PR:

1. Only one of the husband and wife is PR and the child was born in Australia. Can children be naturalized directly?

Of course.

2. Both husband and wife are not PR, and the child was born in Australia. Can children be naturalized directly?

Direct naturalization is not allowed, but if a child was born in Australia for most of the previous 10 year, he can acquire Australian citizenship at the age of 10. After the child becomes an Australian citizen, parents and Dabao (if any) can guarantee to immigrate to Australia quickly [it is not necessary to wait until the child is 2 1 year old in the United States to assess the eligibility of parents to immigrate to the United States, nor can parents bring Dabao (if any) to immigrate to the United States.

3. If one spouse is Australian and the other is Australian, and the child was born outside Australia, can I apply for Australian citizenship?

Of course. PR among immigrants refers to the right of permanent residence visa in Australia, valid for 5 years. If you have lived for two years within five years, you can apply for naturalization or continue to renew your PT visa.

Summary:

Every country has different regulations on the nationality of the children born, some according to the time of residence and some according to the place of birth. The nationality of children born in Australia depends on whether their parents are citizens or residents.

First, if either parent has green card status, the child must be born in Australia, that is, Australian nationality. In other words, one of the child's parents, father or mother, holds an Australian green card, and her child was born in Australia and directly obtained Australian citizenship. If either parent holds an Australian green card and her child is not in Australia at the time of birth, then the child will not be able to obtain Australian citizenship.

Second, if either parent is an Australian citizen, the child is an Australian citizen no matter where he was born. The nationality of the child born mainly depends on the identity of the parents, and then the birthplace of the child. Citizenship is not limited to the place of birth, while resident status is limited to Australia. If you want your child to have Australian citizenship at birth, you need to pay attention to these two points.

Australian welfare:

The Australian government stipulates that as long as you have obtained PR and lived for two years (except for some special circumstances and special benefits that you can enjoy immediately), you can enjoy the same welfare as the locals. Australia's social welfare system is quite perfect, and various allowances are also varied, including: child support, special relief, unemployment relief, pension, study allowance, remote area allowance, nursing allowance, spouse allowance, telephone allowance, rent allowance, transportation allowance, childcare allowance and so on.

Australian pregnant women will also receive a reward of 3,000 to 5,000 Australian dollars for each child. In addition, Australian children can receive alimony (that is, milk money), ranging from 50 to 400 Australian dollars per person for two weeks.