Do you need assistance with an Australian Parent visa?

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If you’re an Australian resident, and you’re looking for a way to let your non-Australian parent visit or live with you in Australia, a Parent visa could be just what you need.

There are several different Parent visa options, ranging from temporary visas for visitors, to permanent visas for those planning to live in Australia indefinitely. Options include:

Each visa has different costs, conditions, and eligibility requirements, so it can get confusing trying to work out which one to apply for in your unique circumstances.

But don’t worry – we can help. At Hansen Migration, we specialise in Australian family visas, including Parent visas. Our registered agents know all the different laws and requirements, and can help you find the best option.

Give your parent the best chance of a fast, successful visa application. Book your free consultation today.

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What is an Australian Parent visa?

A Parent visa allows parents of settled Australian citizens, permanent residents of Australia, and eligible New Zealand citizens, enter Australia to live with or visit their children

Offshore

Subclass 103 Permanent Visa

Offshore

(Onshore if holding 173 Visa)

Subclass 143 Contributory Parent Permanent Visa

Offshore

Subclass 173 Contributory Parent Temporary Visa

Onshore

Onshore

Subclass 804 Aged Parent Permanent Visa

Onshore

Onshore

Subclass 864 Aged Contributory Parent Permanent Visa

Onshore

Onshore

Subclass 884 Aged Contributory Parent Temporary Visa

Offshore

Temporary Parent Sponsor

Offshore

(Onshore if approved)

Subclass 870 Temp Parent Temporary 3 Year or 5 Year Visa

Depending on the visa type, it can grant:

Who is eligible for a Parent visa?

A Parent visa can be available to parents of settled Australian citizens, permanent Australian residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens, who meet all the visa requirements.

What are the requirements for the Parent visa?

Depending on the subclass, Parent visa requirements can include:

Each requirement is assessed against strict criteria set by the Australian government. Failing any test can result in the visa application being refused, and your application fee will likely not be refunded. You can also be barred from applying for this visa again.

That’s why we recommend using the services of a Registered Migration Agent in any important visa application. At Hansen Migration, our experts are up to date on current laws and requirements. We can help catch any mistakes in your application, reduce your stress, and give you the best chance of a fast, successful visa grant.

Save yourself time and worry with the help of a Registered Migration Agent. Book your free consultation today.

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Download Your Free Family Visa Handbook

Looking for more details on the different visas and the requirements? We’ve put together this handy guide to help answer your questions. Just click below to download a copy today.

If you’ve still got questions after reading it, don’t stress – we can help. Book a free consultation with one of our Registered Migration Agents today.