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Old Sep 12th 2009, 4:42 pm
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Hi there,

In the online application, health requirments section, it says that all family members will be required to do health tests. Does that apply for the non-migrating other family members (ex: parents, sisters, ...) as well?

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Hi there,

In the online application, health requirments section, it says that all family members will be required to do health tests. Does that apply for the non-migrating other family members (ex: parents, sisters, ...) as well?

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hi,

I also included my parents and sisters in dependent list, as they all are financially dependent on me, though they shall not be migrating with me, do they all need to go through medicals?

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Hi,
I sent PLE for the above subject and I got the response:

"The family members you have listed are not included in your application
as they are not migrating. However if they are completely financially
dependent on you then they will need to undertake health and character
requirements that will take sometime.

There is no way around this procedure"

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hi,

I also included my parents and sisters in dependent list, as they all are financially dependent on me,

All of them?
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All of them?
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Yes

DIAC may not believe that. It is not the norm in Australia.

In any case, if both parents are living and together, they can't be "dependents".
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...ondary-app.htm
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Originally Posted by JAJ
DIAC may not believe that. It is not the norm in Australia.

In any case, if both parents are living and together, they can't be "dependents".
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...ondary-app.htm
I do not force them to believe and of-course I will not question their decision for visa. BTW it is very norm in developing and 3rd world countries.

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I do not force them to believe and of-course I will not question their decision for visa. BTW it is very norm in developing and 3rd world countries.

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I think what JAJ is saying is that you may have difficulty convincing DIAC that both of your parents and your sisters are all dependent on you for everything. What's the norm in developing countries is not the norm here and you will have to convince DIAC that your situation fits with Australian norms.

On a related, but different note, if you make enough money in your home country to support yourself, your parents and sisters why would you want to move to Australia? It's very expensive to live here and it would be unlikely you could make the same type of income to support that amount of people on one salary.
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Originally Posted by Dorothy
I think what JAJ is saying is that you may have difficulty convincing DIAC that both of your parents and your sisters are all dependent on you for everything. What's the norm in developing countries is not the norm here and you will have to convince DIAC that your situation fits with Australian norms.

On a related, but different note, if you make enough money in your home country to support yourself, your parents and sisters why would you want to move to Australia? It's very expensive to live here and it would be unlikely you could make the same type of income to support that amount of people on one salary.
I do understand the the norms of developed countries like Oz, where every one has to work to survive. I will not mind if DIAC ask me to remove them from the dependent list during the process.

As far as your question/suggestion is concern, I would like to know, is it better to earn AUD1,000 in my home country which is sufficient for five people to live or to go to Australia alone and earn at-least AUD4,000(after tax) and send $1,000 to family and save some of it for future?

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I do understand the the norms of developed countries like Oz, where every one has to work to survive. I will not mind if DIAC ask me to remove them from the dependent list during the process.

As far as your question/suggestion is concern, I would like to know, is it better to earn AUD1,000 in my home country which is sufficient for five people to live or to go to Australia alone and earn at-least AUD4,000(after tax) and send $1,000 to family and save some of it for future?

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Just making sure you understand that if DIAC does not ask you to remove them from the application they will all need to do medicals and if even one of them fails you all fail.
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Just making sure you understand that if DIAC does not ask you to remove them from the application they will all need to do medicals and if even one of them fails you all fail.
Well currently by the grace of God my parents do not have any kind of serious illness, but yes they are aged now, sisters are also in best of their health hence I do not see any problem in doing their medical.

But I do not know what will be the status of all of us in year 2012, when I will be asked for the medicals.

Thank you for making me more cautious in this regard

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