Parents Visas
Migrate to Australia with Affinity Global Experts: Your Trusted Parent Visa Consultant
Are you an Australian citizen or permanent resident looking to bring your parents closer to you? Affinity Global Experts specializes in assisting individuals to navigate the complex Parent Visa application process, ensuring families reunite in iconic cities like Melbourne.
Australia’s Parent Visa: A Gateway for Families
Australia’s immigration policy provides multiple pathways for the family members of its citizens and permanent residents. The Parent Visa stands out as a favored choice, allowing parents to permanently settle down in Australia, close to their children and grandchildren.
Subclasses of Parent Visa: Know Your Options
Australia offers a variety of Parent Visa subclasses, tailored to different needs:
Contributory Parent Visas Options
▪️ Subclass 143: Contributory Parent Visa
▪️ Subclass 103: Parent Visa
▪️ Subclass 884: Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) Visa
▪️ Subclass 864: Contributory Aged Parent Visa
▪️ Subclass 870: Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa
Eligibility Criteria for Parent Visa in Australia:
If you hail from cities like Melbourne and are keen on applying for a Parent Visa, it’s crucial to understand the eligibility criteria:
Sponsorship:
Balance-of-Family Test
Assurance of Support
Visa History
Health Insurance
Types of Parent Visa Subclasses
Our expert team at Affinity Global Experts not only assists with the application process but also ensures you choose the right visa subclass.
Contributory Parent Visas (Subclass 173 & 143)
Parent Visa (Subclass 103)
Aged Parent Visas (Subclass 884 & 864)
Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 870)
Reuniting families is our mission at Visawizer Education and Migration Services. Let us guide you through the journey of bringing your parents to the beautiful shores of Australia.
Parent Visa - Frequently Asked Questions
A Parent Visa allows parents of a settled Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to migrate to Australia to live with their children.
The processing time for Parent Visas can vary based on several factors, including the specific visa subclass, application volume, and individual circumstances. It's advisable to check the official Australian Department of Home Affairs website or consult with a registered migration agent for up-to-date processing times.
There are often financial requirements or assurances that must be provided by the sponsoring child. This ensures that the parent(s) will be supported during their stay in Australia and won't rely on the Australian social welfare system.
Some Parent Visas have work rights, while others might not. It depends on the specific visa subclass. You should check the conditions of the particular Parent Visa you are interested in.
If a Parent Visa application is refused, you may have the right to apply for a review of the decision, depending on the circumstances. Consulting with a registered migration agent or lawyer can provide guidance on the options available.