Australian immigrant relatives guarantee extra points

Australian Relatives Sponsored Immigrants (Australian Relatives Sponsored Immigrants) refers to an immigrant category that is guaranteed by the applicant's age, occupation, education, work experience, language ability and other basic conditions, and is also guaranteed by qualified relatives and economic guarantors. Sponsored immigrants are divided into two categories: ordinary Australian sponsored relatives (technical-Australian sponsored relatives) and designated Australian sponsored relatives (technical-designated regional sponsored relatives), that is, we often say 138 and 139 immigrant visas. To apply for skilled immigrants in categories 138 and 139, there must be both a guarantor and an economic guarantor.

The following are frequently asked questions about sponsored immigration by Australian relatives:

1. What kind of relatives are eligible to provide guarantee?

A: A person who is qualified to provide general kinship guarantee must have the following kinship with the applicant/applicant's spouse:

Independent parent-child, adopted son and stepson;

Parents;

Brothers and sisters (including adopted brothers and sisters and stepsiblings);

Nieces, nephews or nieces and nephews (including adopted or stepnephews or nephews/daughters).

A person who is qualified to provide kinship guarantee in the designated area must have the following kinship with the applicant/applicant's spouse:

Independent parent-child, adopted son and stepson;

Parents;

Brothers and sisters (including adopted brothers and sisters and stepsiblings);

Nieces, nephews or nieces, nephews (including adopted or stepnephews or nephews/daughters)

cousins

Grandson/daughter.

2. If my qualifications meet the basic requirements for immigration, but my wife's uncle is in Australia, can I apply for relatives to sponsor immigration?

A: Yes, as long as your spouse's uncle can meet the prescribed security conditions.

3. Can relatives sponsor immigrants without making career assessment?

A: No, even if your application is sponsored by relatives, your occupation must pass the corresponding occupation evaluation agency.

4. Is it necessary for relatives to sponsor immigrants to score? Is there a score line?

A: At present, sponsored immigrants from general relatives need to be graded, but sponsored immigrants from designated areas do not need to be graded.

5. How does the immigration law stipulate that relatives guarantee the work experience of immigrants?

A: Generally speaking, if the nominated occupation is 60, the applicant must have at least 65,438+02 months of relevant work experience, and if the occupation is 50 or 40, he must have at least 24 months of work experience; For sponsored immigrants in designated areas, 60-point jobs only need 6 months' work experience, and 50-point and 40-point jobs only need 12 months' work experience.

6. Are there any other requirements for the person who provides the relative guarantee?

A: Of course. Must be an Australian citizen or a New Zealand citizen, age 18. Moreover, the annual income in the last two years can not be less than 29,870 Australian dollars, and this standard will be adjusted frequently (if this item cannot be met, you must find another Australian citizen or permanent resident to provide you with financial guarantee, and this person may not be your relative).

Designated area Australian relatives sponsor skilled immigrants (category 139). The sponsor must live in the designated area of Australia for at least one year.

Designated areas in Australia include:

All parts of Victoria;

All regions of South Australia;

All areas of the Northern Territory;

All parts of Tasmania;

All areas of the Australian Capital Territory;

Queensland except Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast;

Western Australia except Perth;

New South Wales (except Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong).