Permanent visa
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Hi
I have only started looking into this.
Unsure where to start.
I am 36 years old born in UK, and would like to migrate to Australia with both my parents.
I was wondering what visas would I be eligible for?
My occupation is system analyst with 12 years work experience. I have a BA honours degree.
I am looking for a visa where my parents could come with me at the same time.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
I have only started looking into this.
Unsure where to start.
I am 36 years old born in UK, and would like to migrate to Australia with both my parents.
I was wondering what visas would I be eligible for?
My occupation is system analyst with 12 years work experience. I have a BA honours degree.
I am looking for a visa where my parents could come with me at the same time.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
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You may be able to sponsor them in a few years if you meet the conditions but, depending on their age, that would be either extremely expensive or they would have a very long wait.
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There isn't one unless they are completely dependent on you and, if you are from the UK, then that wouldn't apply.
You may be able to sponsor them in a few years if you meet the conditions but, depending on their age, that would be either extremely expensive or they would have a very long wait.
You may be able to sponsor them in a few years if you meet the conditions but, depending on their age, that would be either extremely expensive or they would have a very long wait.
What evidence would I have to show that my parents are dependents?
Thank you
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Do you have brothers or sisters?
Do your parents live with you? Do they live in the UK?
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They don't live with me but they would in australia. Yeah we are all British citizens living in UK.
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Sorry. I have a sister who lives in australia she's been there for 7 years. Only two of us. No other siblings
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If you get a visa then they may be able to get a parent visa in a few years providing they meet certain conditions.
What age are they?......do they have any other children?
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Dads 61 and mum 58
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Then she could sponsor them for a parent visa......what age are they?
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At that age a contributory parent visa costs over $40000 each and your sister could sponsor them if they are in good health and meet the character test.
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Wow 40k that's a lot of money.
There's no other way?
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There is talk about a 5 year temporary visa but I am not sure what the position is with that at the moment......but a temporary visa would come to an end and then they would have to leave.
Read this about parent visas
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Brin/Pare
Read this about parent visas
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Brin/Pare
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#13
If your parents start with their CPV now, they will be about ready to go about the same time as your visa might come through. At least they can get a visa with the balance of their kids in Australia so good news!
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I read that parent sponsor visa can take up to 30 years to process
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Just to add, I don't believe it is possible to include dependant parents in skilled visa applications since changes made last year - http://britishexpats.com/forum/immig...vember-887439/
Parent visas do take a while to process. Contributory visas are quickest but still take a couple of years I think. Searching the forum should give other posts on the subject with more info.
Parent visas do take a while to process. Contributory visas are quickest but still take a couple of years I think. Searching the forum should give other posts on the subject with more info.




