Wife and kids did not meet PR condition
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Wife and kids did not meet PR condition
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If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
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If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
If you spend less time than this, you may still be able to get a 1 year RRV with ties to Australia.
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Pls correct me if I am wrong.
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No, they need to meet the condition - the 'you' was a general term - each individual needs to meet the requirement. Info here - https://www.immi.gov.au/Visas/Pages/155-157.aspx
"•have not spent two of the last five years in Australia as a permanent resident or citizen, but are the partner or dependent family member of a person who holds a subclass 155 visa, or who has also applied for a Resident Return visa and satisfies criteria for grant."
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So what do u say about the below info in the page?:
"•have not spent two of the last five years in Australia as a permanent resident or citizen, but are the partner or dependent family member of a person who holds a subclass 155 visa, or who has also applied for a Resident Return visa and satisfies criteria for grant."
"•have not spent two of the last five years in Australia as a permanent resident or citizen, but are the partner or dependent family member of a person who holds a subclass 155 visa, or who has also applied for a Resident Return visa and satisfies criteria for grant."
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I smell a fish!!!
You and your family come to Australia on PR....then all your family return from whence you came for 5 years without you? Really?
That is either one hell of a single minded partner you have or a lack of passion in your marriage...either way, what's the point of being married to separate for 5 years?
You and your family come to Australia on PR....then all your family return from whence you came for 5 years without you? Really?
That is either one hell of a single minded partner you have or a lack of passion in your marriage...either way, what's the point of being married to separate for 5 years?
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Wouldn't such a long separation ring alarm bells at DIAC?
Might they not suspect that the marriage is a sham and only exists for immigration purposes?
Might they not suspect that the marriage is a sham and only exists for immigration purposes?
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Hi
If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
If me and family(wife and 2 kids) got the PR, however-after we all made the landing- I completed alone in OZ and they returned back home for 5 years for personal reasons(taking care of parents), can their PR be renewed? and what is the max period they can stay out of OZ in order to renew their PR?
Not making any judgments, just stating a fact....wouldn't it be easier and cheaper just to get divorced and start your new live the way you intend to continue it - alone?
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oooh...its a soap!!!
there is background to this....do tell!
there is background to this....do tell!
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Sooo at first you didn't even want to include your wife and children on the application. Now you want them to return home immediatey after validating and not live in Aus with you.
Not making any judgments, just stating a fact....wouldn't it be easier and cheaper just to get divorced and start your new live the way you intend to continue it - alone?
Not making any judgments, just stating a fact....wouldn't it be easier and cheaper just to get divorced and start your new live the way you intend to continue it - alone?
I am an accountant moving with my family to a new country and an entire new life. As I noticed, accounting jobs are shrinking, I am not a CPA or CA, market is comptetive, so, can't you see that doing a one complete move with family carries lot of risk? what if I did not find a job? what if I couldn't support my family there? what would be the situation then?
On the other hand, OZ is a life option that I can not ignore compared to the circumstances of my country.
What I was thinking about is to get the PR for me and family, we all do the landing and return back, I will continue for further 2 years in my country trying to get the CPA, after that I quite my job, return back at the 3rd year trying to get a job and secure the position of my family, and I am not sure about the amount of time required to do this, in the same time they can come and visit me each year for 3/4 months. My concern is : what if they did not meet the 2 years condition before the 5 years ends up? they will lose it? can be renewed for 1 year? 5 years?
Thats it!
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Interesting conclusions! may be bcse they were based on part of the whole story. no problem, let me explain:
I am an accountant moving with my family to a new country and an entire new life. As I noticed, accounting jobs are shrinking, I am not a CPA or CA, market is comptetive, so, can't you see that doing a one complete move with family carries lot of risk? what if I did not find a job? what if I couldn't support my family there? what would be the situation then?
On the other hand, OZ is a life option that I can not ignore compared to the circumstances of my country.
What I was thinking about is to get the PR for me and family, we all do the landing and return back, I will continue for further 2 years in my country trying to get the CPA, after that I quite my job, return back at the 3rd year trying to get a job and secure the position of my family, and I am not sure about the amount of time required to do this, in the same time they can come and visit me each year for 3/4 months. My concern is : what if they did not meet the 2 years condition before the 5 years ends up? they will lose it? can be renewed for 1 year? 5 years?
Thats it!
I am an accountant moving with my family to a new country and an entire new life. As I noticed, accounting jobs are shrinking, I am not a CPA or CA, market is comptetive, so, can't you see that doing a one complete move with family carries lot of risk? what if I did not find a job? what if I couldn't support my family there? what would be the situation then?
On the other hand, OZ is a life option that I can not ignore compared to the circumstances of my country.
What I was thinking about is to get the PR for me and family, we all do the landing and return back, I will continue for further 2 years in my country trying to get the CPA, after that I quite my job, return back at the 3rd year trying to get a job and secure the position of my family, and I am not sure about the amount of time required to do this, in the same time they can come and visit me each year for 3/4 months. My concern is : what if they did not meet the 2 years condition before the 5 years ends up? they will lose it? can be renewed for 1 year? 5 years?
Thats it!
I wish you luck, but I have to warn you, watch for any changes in RRV requirements - simply because living apart from your family like that is not what most Australians expect, and while it may work for you, if the rules change you may well lose out .....