How long does it take to get an Australian green card in Australia?

Australian green card, namely Australian permanent resident (P.R.) refers to a person who is not naturalized but holds a permanent visa. Permanent residents can stay, reside and enter Australia indefinitely, and permanent visas are usually valid for five years.

At the same time, Australian permanent visa holders are free to settle in New Zealand and enjoy all the rights of the New Zealand green card. From the welfare policy, the holders of new permanent residence visas are not allowed to apply for unemployment relief, emergency comprehensive relief and student allowance in the first two years, and other welfare benefits are the same, such as free primary and secondary education, student loans and free medical care. After holding PR for two years, you can enjoy all the benefits in Australia.

The owner of the green card will enter and leave Australia within five years, and must renew it after the expiration, provided that he has lived in Australia for two years in the past five years. Once you get Australian citizenship, whether you live in Australia or not, you will maintain Australian citizenship for life and be protected by Australian overseas consulates; If the green card holder is sentenced to more than 12 months in Australia, his green card will be revoked and his Australian citizenship will be irrevocable; If one parent is an Australian citizen, if the child is born in Australia, then the child is an Australian citizen at birth. If a child is born in China, then the child is a citizen of China. Of course, you can apply for Australian PR later. If one parent is an Australian citizen, no matter where the child was born (such as China), the child is born an Australian citizen.