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How long does contributory parent visa take?

Leia Doyle

How long does contributory parent visa take?

This visa takes approximately 3 to 3.5 years to process. The applicants are granted a 2 year temporary visa. Before this visa expires they must pay an additional $19,420 and apply for the permanent visa subclass 143.

What is the difference between contributory parent visa and contributory aged parent visa?

the number of places allocated to the Contributory Aged Parent visa are higher and therefore they are processed substantially quicker than Parent Visas. Contributory Aged Parent Visa applicants pay a much larger second application charge and a larger Assurance of Support bond.

Do parents get PR in Australia?

The Australia Parent Migration Visa allows PR holders or citizens to sponsor a PR visa for their parents.

Can Australian citizens bring their parents?

It will depend of the subclass of parent visa you apply for, but a parent category visa can allow you to, either : be a temporary resident in Australia for up to 10 years (870 visa- does not require meeting balance of family test) get you Australian permanent residency.

Can I sponsor my mother in law to Australia?

To be eligible for the visa, a parent must be the biological parent, legal parent (including adoptive parent), step-parent or parent in-law of the sponsor, who must be an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

How long can I stay with family in Australia?

Parents of Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident Children If you are not in the parent queue, you can still be considered for a longer stay visitor visa. This would allow you to stay in Australia for up to 12 months on each visit.

Can I bring my mother in law to Australia?

Applications for the visa opened on 1 July 2019. To be eligible for the visa, a parent must be the biological parent, legal parent (including adoptive parent), step-parent or parent in-law of the sponsor, who must be an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.