How does the whole family immigrate after one person applies for immigration?

So what are the requirements of Australian immigration policy for family members and other sub-applicants?

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How does the whole family immigrate after one person applies for immigration?

So what are the requirements of Australian immigration policy for family members and other sub-applicants?

Conditions for spouse to immigrate to Australia as a deputy applicant

To apply for immigration to Australia, the main applicant and spouse (that is, the deputy applicant) can be married or cohabiting. Deputy applicants live together, but the same sex can also be the opposite sex. However, applicants need to meet the following requirements when applying.

1. The deputy applicant must be at least 18 years old and above when submitting the application;

2. Provide proof that there is no blood relationship or affiliation between the deputy applicant and the principal applicant;

3. Provide true and continuous proof of the spouse relationship or cohabitation relationship of the principal and deputy applicants;

4. The principal and deputy applicants need to live together after immigration, that is, they are in a state of living together or permanent separation.

Note that if the principal and deputy applicants are married, they need to provide officially recognized marriage documents; In case of cohabitation, proof of cohabitation for at least 6 months or 12 months is required. Different types of visas may have different requirements for cohabitation time.

Conditions for children to immigrate to Australia as deputy applicants

Immigrants with children require applicants to provide birth certificates or adoption certificates for each child. In addition, the stepson (female) can also be a deputy applicant. When the children of the main applicant immigrate with them, they should pay attention to the following different age groups.

1.1under 8 years old;

2. An agent applicant who is over 18 years old but under 23 years old still depends on the principal applicant for his basic livelihood;

People over 3.23 years old cannot live independently due to physical or cognitive reasons;

4. The adopted child of the principal applicant who meets one of the above three items.

Please note that the individual visa will require cohabiting children not to act as proxy applicants.

Conditions for a newborn to immigrate to Australia as a deputy applicant

1. If the child is born in Australia, the newborn will automatically obtain the visa held by the applicant and his spouse. If one of the parents is an Australian citizen, then the child will directly obtain Australian permanent resident status, or may be an Australian citizen at birth.

2. If the child was born outside Australia, and if one parent has always been an Australian citizen, the child is eligible to apply for Australian citizenship.

Please note that applicants need to notify the Australian Immigration Bureau as soon as a newborn is born at home before the visa is approved. Applicants need to fill in Cousin 122, attach the birth certificate certification to the form, and send the new materials to the office that handles visa applications.

Conditions for other family members to be deputy applicants

Other family members generally refer to: parents, brothers, sisters, (foreign) grandparents, (foreign) grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces or corresponding stepparents and stepchildren.

If you want to bring such relatives to immigrate to Australia, you need to prove the relationship between relatives and applicants, that is, provide notarized birth certificates and kinship certificates; Provide materials to prove that relatives live together with the applicant; Provide materials to prove that the basic living needs of relatives in the recent 12 months depend on the materials provided by the applicant.

Other family members as deputy applicants should pay attention to the following points.

1. They are not married or cohabiting;

2. They live with the applicant;

3. All or most of them rely on the applicant to provide basic financial support;

4. The applicant is the most dependent person among all his relatives;

Before submitting the application in1February, they have been relying on the applicant to provide basic living.

Note that if the Australian Immigration Bureau thinks that the materials provided by the applicant are insufficient to prove the kinship between the deputy applicant and the applicant, they have the right to ask the applicant and the deputy applicant to provide DNA tests.