Detailed explanation of Australian immigration supervision policy

It is not the most difficult for immigrants to apply for immigration. For most immigrants, it is difficult to accept immigration supervision. Dear, let me explain the Australian immigration supervision policy in detail and see if I can help you.

Australian immigration supervisor

The conditions in Australia are relatively clear. To become an Australian citizen, you must live for two years within five years. If you can't meet them, you must meet one of the following two conditions to keep your immigration status:

1. Prove that you have the necessary economic, cultural and employment relationship with Australia, and this relationship is beneficial to Australia;

2. One of the family members holds a valid re-entry visa. To become a citizen, you must meet the residence requirements.

In addition, according to the latest news from the Australian Immigration Bureau, if new Australian immigrants want to be naturalized from next year, they may have to spend four years in the immigration prison and may not leave the country for more than three months in the year before applying. This was put forward by Australian Deputy Minister of Immigration Robbie when he presided over the ceremony in Melbourne in September this year, and has been submitted to the National Assembly for consideration. The increase in the number of years of naturalization in Australia has created new problems for China people to immigrate to Australia. Especially for some successful people with limited time, it is even more difficult to meet this naturalization requirement. Therefore, if you want to immigrate to Australia, you must be prepared to sit in an immigration prison for a long time.

Australian immigration regulatory policy requirements

188A entrepreneurial immigrants require that as long as one of the husband and wife meets the residence (entrepreneurship) requirements, they can become the main applicant for the 888 permanent residence visa. Two years of starting a business is enough to fill 1 year (Victoria has lived for 22 months).

188B Investment Immigration Supervision requires that within the four-year residence period, either the principal applicant or the deputy applicant should fill in two years.

During the 4-year residence period required by the immigration director of 188C, the principal applicant has lived in 160 days or the spouse has lived in 720 days. The requirements are relatively high.

132 entrepreneur immigration is the only visa that can obtain permanent residency in one step among all investment immigration projects in Australia. Within 2 years after landing in Australia after obtaining the right of permanent residence, the principal applicant can invest at least $6,543,800+0.5 million in local enterprises or projects in Australia.

PIV migration is a new project in July 20 15 1 Japan, and it is the first choice for sovereign investors. This project is a new project specially formulated by Australia to promote the local economy to the maximum extent, which can attract more funds to enter Australia and benefit the society. You can get permanent residence in one year and there is no residence requirement during the investment period 1 year.

There are entrepreneurial immigrants and investment immigrants in Australia, and both have different immigration directors. Only 188c has fewer immigration directors, so it is easy for applicants to adjust their personal time.

188c The residence requirement for major investment immigrants is stuck at 160 days, and they only need to stay for 40 days every year, which means they have to stay for more than 1 month every year. Because the applicant immigrated to Australia, even if he didn't have time to live in Australia for a long time, he would always take time to travel, and staying in Australia for 40 days would meet the residence requirements. If you want to stay in Australia for a long time within one year, reaching 80 days, then you don't have to land in Australia at all in the next year. The residence time required by 188C is cumulative, so the four-year residence time is flexible. If you can live 160 days a year, you don't need to land in Australia for the remaining three years.

After naturalization in Australia, there is no need to participate in immigration supervision, but there is immigration supervision before naturalization.

Australia: Naturalization requires two years of "immigration supervision" in five years.

Australian PR visa holders can live in Australia indefinitely and enter Australia indefinitely in the next five years. However, after obtaining a five-year multiple-entry PR visa for permanent residents, it is generally necessary to make the first entry within six months to one year, and the deadline for the first entry will be indicated on the visa. If you don't enter Australia within the time limit, your visa will be invalid.

It is reported that since July 1 2007, Australia has implemented a new naturalization policy and lived in Australia for two years within five years. And must obtain an Australian green card 12 months before applying for naturalization.

Australia has more relaxed residence requirements for new immigrants. Only one person in a family meets the prescribed residence requirements can get a family visa extension. Therefore, after obtaining an Australian permanent resident visa, you can go to Australia for the first time, and then you can go to other countries to develop according to your personal needs and settle in Australia at any time within five years.

If the husband and wife's children apply to immigrate to Australia, the husband is the main applicant. After success, the wife takes the children to live in Australia, and the husband temporarily stays in the mainland for work reasons. In this case:

1) Are the years of residence of three people calculated separately?

2) If the main applicant doesn't live long enough or gives up immigrating to Australia in the future, can the wife and children of the deputy applicant still stay in Australia? Will PR be cancelled?

Answers from Shanghai Overseas Chinese Immigration Australia Department:

1) Isn't the length of residence of three people calculated separately? A: They are calculated separately.

2) If the main applicant doesn't live long enough in the future or simply gives up immigrating to Australia, can the wife and children of the deputy applicant still live in Australia? Will PR be cancelled? A: You can continue to live in Australia, and PR will not be cancelled.

If the immediate family member meets the requirements of the immigration director, his green card will be revoked only if he does not meet the requirements. Deputy applicants and children can fulfill their own immigration supervision requirements and are not influenced by the main applicant.

Australia can be exempted from immigration supervision under eight circumstances.

In most cases, the applicant must be in Australia and have lived in Australia as a permanent resident for two years in the past five years, including 65,438+02 months in the two years before applying for naturalization. However, this residence requirement may be waived under special circumstances, including:

1. Australian citizen's spouse, widow or widower: Australian citizen's legal spouse (not applicable to cohabitation), widow or widower will be exempted from residence requirements; However, before submitting the naturalization application, the applicant must have been an Australian permanent resident 12 months or more, and can prove that he will suffer special difficulties or inconvenience if he does not obtain Australian citizenship; In addition, if the Australian spouse has met the English requirements and understands the rights and obligations of Australian citizens, the applicant will be exempted from these two requirements.

2. Active servicemen of the Australian Defence Force: Those who have served in the Australian Defence Force for at least 3 months, or who have retired for health reasons after serving in the Australian Defence Force for 3 months, will not need to meet the residence requirements.

3. Serving in the Australian Reserve Force: Having served in the Australian Reserve Force for at least 6 months, or being forced to retire for less than 6 months due to health reasons, the residence requirement can also be exempted.

4. Former Australian citizens or people born in Australia: people who are already Australian citizens or born in Australia only need to live in Australia as permanent residents for 65,438+02 months in the two years before applying for naturalization; But for former Australian citizens, it takes a year to regain their citizenship after they lose it.

5. Those who live outside Australia but engage in activities beneficial to Australia at the same time: having permanent resident status but not living in Australia within 5 years before submitting the application for naturalization, but engaging in activities beneficial to Australia may be equivalent to living in Australia; If the applicant believes that his/her situation applies to this exemption, he/she must attach a statement to his/her naturalization application, which should clearly explain why he/she does not live in Australia and what kind of contact (family, finance, business, etc.). ) His/her relationship with Australia, the exact time when he/she left Australia, the time when he/she contributed to Australia, what he/she did specifically, and why his/her work was beneficial to Australia. You should also provide letters of recommendation from overseas employers or authoritative organizations to prove the value of your overseas activities to Australia.

6. Residents before the 5-year deadline for submitting applications: Those who have lived in Australia as permanent residents for any period before the 5-year deadline for submitting naturalization applications will be counted to meet the residence requirements of 2 years within 5 years; However, this cannot meet the requirement of accumulated residence 12 months in the two years before submitting the application. This exemption generally applies only to those who would suffer special difficulties or inconveniences if they did not acquire Australian citizenship.

7. Temporary resident of Australia: he has legally lived in Australia as a temporary resident of Australia or can meet the residence requirements within five years before submitting the application for naturalization. To calculate this time, it is necessary to prove that the applicant will suffer special difficulties or inconvenience if he does not obtain Australian citizenship; This exemption generally only applies to the following situations: the applicant has been an Australian permanent resident 12 months or more before submitting the naturalization application, and has legally lived in Australia as a temporary resident for a long time before that; Time spent in Australia as an illegal resident does not count.

8./kloc-children under 0/6 years old:/kloc-children under 0/6 years old can be naturalized with their parents without having lived in Australia.