#PARENT VISA

[gnancyj]

Exploring the Different Australian Immigration Pathways

Australia, a land of stunning landscapes and endless opportunities, continues to attract skilled migrants from around the globe. The Australian government offers various immigration pathways to cater to different skill sets and aspirations. This blog post will delve into some of the most popular pathways to help you navigate your journey to Australia.

1. Skilled Worker Visa Subclass 189

The Skilled Independent (Subclass 189) visa is designed for highly skilled individuals who can demonstrate a high level of skill in an occupation in demand in Australia. To be eligible, you must:

Meet the Points Test: You must score a minimum number of points based on factors like age, qualifications, work experience, and English language proficiency.

Have a Suitable Occupation: Your nominated occupation must be on the Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL).

2. Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 491)

This visa is for skilled workers who want to live and work in designated regional areas of Australia. To be eligible, you must:

Have a Sponsored Nomination: You must be sponsored by a state or territory government or an eligible regional employer.

Meet the Points Test: You must score a minimum number of points based on factors like age, qualifications, work experience, and English language proficiency.

Have a Suitable Occupation: Your nominated occupation must be on the Regional Occupation List (ROL).

3. Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 494)

This visa is for skilled workers who have been sponsored by an eligible employer in a designated regional area of Australia. The employer must demonstrate that they need your skills and that they cannot find a suitable Australian worker to fill the position.

4. Family Visa

If you have family members who are Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens, you may be eligible for a family visa. These visas include:

Partner Visa: For spouses, de facto partners, and engaged couples.

Parent Visa: For parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents.

Child Visa: For children of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens.

5. Business Innovation and Investment Visa

This visa is for business people who want to invest in or start a business in Australia. There are various subclasses within this category, each with its own specific requirements.

Key Considerations for Australian Immigration

Skill Assessment: You will need to obtain a positive skills assessment from a relevant assessing authority to demonstrate your qualifications and experience.

English Language Proficiency: You must meet the required English language proficiency level, usually assessed through tests like IELTS or PTE Academic.

Health and Character Requirements: You must meet health and character requirements to be eligible for a visa.

By understanding the different immigration pathways and meeting the eligibility criteria, you can increase your chances of successfully immigrating to Australia. It's advisable to consult with a registered migration agent to get personalized advice and assistance throughout the process.

[gobrittpaige]

Australian Parent Visa: Bring Your Parents Home

Are you looking to reunite with your children who live in Australia? The Australian Parent Visa allows parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to join their family in Australia permanently. This visa offers the opportunity to live close to your loved ones, enjoy family support, and experience life in Australia firsthand. There are different types of parent visas, each with its own eligibility criteria, processing times, and costs, so it's essential to choose the right one for your circumstances. Consult with our immigration agent in Perth to navigate the application process smoothly and increase your chances of success.

[lexlawuk]

Achieve Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) signifies that a migrant in the UK has the right to reside permanently without any immigration restrictions. Also known as “settlement”, “settlement visa”, or “permanent residence”, ILR allows you and your family members to settle in the UK permanently without the need to apply for further visas to live, work, or study. Achieving ILR is the ultimate goal for many…

[migrationagentwa]

Reunite with loved ones: Apply for a Parent Visa today

Navigating the Parent Visa process in Perth can be challenging, but with the assistance of a Registered Migration Agent in Perth, it becomes much simpler. Parent visas enable parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents to reunite with their families. A knowledgeable migration agent can help you understand the eligibility criteria, gather necessary documentation, and submit a compelling application. Whether you're applying for a Contributory Parent Visa or a Non-Contributory Parent Visa, expert guidance can significantly enhance your chances of success. Reach out to a Registered Migration Agent in Perth today to bring your family closer and start the process towards a joyful reunion.

[pathwayedu]

The Parent Visa Subclass 103 is designed to facilitate the reunion of parents with their children who are settled in Australia. This visa allows parents to live in Australia indefinitely, providing them with access to various social services, healthcare benefits, and the opportunity to enjoy a fulfilling life alongside their loved ones.

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[livvimmigration]

Parent Visa - Migration Agent Melbourne - LIVV Immigration

Parent Visa Migration Agent Melbourne Parent visa options allow parents to migrate to Australia by being sponsored by a child, or another eligible sponsor who is in Australia. PARENT VISA – OFFSHORE (SUBCLASS 103) This visa allows Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens who are settled in Australia, to sponsor their parents.

[immigrationlawyerbrisbane]

Before applying for the Parent visa (subclass 103), it is mandatory to apply and get eligible for the Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143). It is a provincial visa, which costs more than the permanent visa, However, the overall cost is spread across the two over a longer period of time. It is specifically meant for eligible New Zealand citizens, Australian citizens and Permanent Australian Residents who want to bring their parents to Australia permanently.

[ghothanelawyers]

Best Immigration Lawyer for Partner Visa Australia

Australia’s Partner visas are temporary and permanent visas that allow spouses or de facto partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens to obtain visas in Australia.  Our Immigration Lawyers are able to ensure that your partner’s visa application is decision ready and meets all the requirements. Our Lawyers have years of experience dealing with complex partner visa applications, including partner visa refusals (AAT appeal). Read more:- https://ghothane.com.au/service/partner-visa-lawyer-melbourne/

[westernoverseasaustralia]

Miss Your Parents in Australia – Invite Them to Live Together

Australia is a developed country known for its beautiful islands, scenic landmarks, and vibrant cities. Immigration in Australia is famous for its streamlined services and abundance of VISA categories. Thousands of immigrants come to this country and remain there due to its quality lifestyle, health services, and innovative education design. Foreigners and students on temporary visas get the privileges of permanent stay in the country through permanent residency or citizenship programs. Today's educational blog is for people who are in Australia permanently through any of the immigration programs.

We all know how difficult it is to be miles away from your family. Parents have a crucial role in everyone's life. And, if you are living apart from them, you suffer mentally and emotionally. The Australian government values all relations and works towards strengthening them. Different parent VISA schemes benefit people to reunite with their parents and live life. The various VISA subclasses are: Aged Parent visa (subclass 804), Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 884), Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864), Contributory Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 173), Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143), Parent visa (subclass 103), Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 870), and Student Guardian visa (subclass 590). They all signify the Australian home affair ministry's commendable initiatives to bring families together. Today, we will discuss the general obligations required to get eligible under the parent-VISA category. Without further ado, let's start.

The parent visa program lets Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens sponsor their parents for permanent residency in Australia. The following criteria usually apply to be eligible for a parent visa.

·         Sponsorship plan: The applicant must have a child who is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen living in Australia for a specified period. The sponsoring child must be at least 18 years old.

·         Balance of family test: The applicant must meet the balance of the family test. It means that at least half of their children must be living permanently in Australia. Or more children live permanently in Australia than in any other single country.

·         Age specification: No specific age limit is applicable to apply parent visa Australia. But applicants must meet Australia's age requirements for receiving their age pension or disability support pension, depending on the visa subclass.

·         Health and character requirements: The applicant and any accompanying family members must meet the health and character requirements set by the Australian government. It may involve undergoing health examinations and providing police clearance certificates.

·         Financial support: The sponsoring child must provide an Assurance of Support. It is a legal written commitment, providing financial support for the applicant and any accompanying family members during their initial years in Australia.

Cost Estimation – Parent VISA

The cost of a parent visa in Australia can vary depending on the specific visa subclass and circumstances. The two main parent visa subclasses available are:

Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 173) and Contributory Parent Visa (Subclass 143):

Visa application charge (per applicant): AUD $4,155 (Subclass 173) or AUD $4,155 (Subclass 143)

Second instalment (due after visa approval): AUD $43,600 (Subclass 173) or AUD $19,420 (Subclass 143)

Parent Visa (Subclass 103):

Visa application charge (per applicant): AUD $4,155

Second instalment (due after visa approval): AUD $43,000

Additionally, there may be other costs associated with the visa application process. Such as medical examinations, police clearances, translation of documents and other supporting documents. These costs can vary depending on individual circumstances.

Professional and Reliable VISA assistance – Rely on who

Our readers need to understand that we discussed the general criteria to apply under parent VISA. This blog can help you start with the initial steps. But, submitting your VISA application under specific categories leads to having guidance from an authorized immigration firm. Well, don't get disappointed. Western Overseas can help you throughout the process. They are well-established Mara-certified Australia VISA consultants dedicated to supplying expert and first-hand services to their clients. They have been in the immigration business for the last two decades and assist people with their VISA applications. Candidates who lodge their files through them get booked for successful output. Combo of professionalism and expertise make them stand alone in the industry. They deal with transparency and accuracy. And this is the only reason everyone trusts them for their VISA queries and file processing. They offer clients:

Preliminary profile evaluation

Expert suggestions to enhance their profile through various available options

Documents Assistance for file completion

Financial Advice to arrange their funds

Help in application submission for file accuracy

Application feedbacks to be aware of the current application status

Support to arrange extra documents if asked to submit

Plan your visit to them and apply for your parent visa Australia application immediately to re-join your children in Australia. Our best wishes to you!

[dead-girl-tells-stories]

DP x DC prompt:

Daniel was seething. It's been a year since he left the league and they've already found him. Well, it was his mother who found him. Not that that was any better but at least it wasn't Grandfather.

It also shouldn't have taken him so long to dispose of those soldiers. They weren't even that capable. Far below his level and yet he struggled. He needed to resume his training soon or else he would become rusty.

He cursed himself for getting too comfortable with civilian life. Not that his life was comfortable, far from actually.

He had been adopted by a pair of mad scientist with no concept of lab safety; and for all the intelligence they had, they couldn't fathom how to properly take care of a child, leaving their daughter to take care of herself and now her newly adopted sibling!

He sighed. He was starting to get angry. He couldn't afford to get angry. Especially not at Jazz. She was only two years older than him and was doing her best. She's also the only good thing in his life right now meaning that he had to cherish her, not break her. (He wouldn't be like his brother)

His mind stayed on Jazz for a while before immediately increasing his speed. He really needed to resume his training. How could he be so slack to forget such a possibility! Daniel desperately hoped that his sister Jazz was okay and that they wouldn't dare.

Entering through his bedroom window he rushed straight to Jazz's bedroom. It was open. She wasn't there.

Daniel started to panic when he heard a muffed scream coming from downstairs. Adrenaline coursed through his veins as he rushed down the stairs and into the kitchen.

In all honesty Daniel expected the worse. To see his sister Jazz dead on the floor, thick red gushing from her neck, the scent of blood in the air. And there was blood, it just wasn't her's.

Daniel always prided himself on having a vivid imagination. It was a great way to escape after an especially hard training session with his brother. But he would have never imagined this.

In the small, laughably suburban kitchen of the Fenton household was a sight to behold. In the air were two mangled bodies, unidentifiable if not for the league's emblem still visible on one of them. And on the wall was a splatter, a rather big one. It wasn't blood. It was too dark to be. But whatever it was was very unlucky.

In the center of the kitchen was Jazz. Her arms were outstretched, burning sigils rotating at the end of each palm. Her eyes glowed a bright icy blue.

Upon noticing him everything stopped. She looked fearful. Tears threatening to come forth.

"Wait I can explain, just don't tell mom or dad! Please!"

Daniel, still a bit shocked but not as much, simply walked into the kitchen towards the cupboard. Taking out a clean towel he unsheathed he sword and began to clean it.

He looked over his shoulder towards Jazz. She didn't look as scared but her eyes still held some fear. So he spoke, making sure the still bloody sword was in veiw.

"I won't tell if you don't." He flashed a grin his tiny fangs peaking out.

Jazz sighed as in the weight of the world was lifted off of her. She looked at him and smiled.

"Mom and Dad aren't going to be back for a while. Wanna help me clean up?"

[gobrittpaige]

Connect with Family Through the Parent Visa

Are you considering bringing your parents to Australia to join you? A Parent Visa Australia allows parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia permanently. This visa category includes several options, such as the Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 143) and the Non-Contributory Parent Visa (subclass 103), each with its own requirements and processing times. Consulting our Registered Migration Agent Perth can simplify the application process, ensuring your family can reunite and enjoy life in Australia together.

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 273

You know what? We need more Good parents Fentons. 

And you know what else? Technically, Jack helped Danny defeat Pariah via the use of the Ecto-Skeleton. And like, that’s his son, his baby boy. Sure Danny is and has always been a mommy’s boy, but it doesn’t change that fact. They’re both already feeling horrible about the fact they could have hurt him, they could have hurt their son- they have hurt their son, killed him with their inaction and never again. 

So when these oversized jello-eyeballs try to insist that their baby, their precious baby boy, take a crown? Become a king when he’s not even out of highschool, when he doesn’t want it? No. Hell no! That is his Danny-o, his baby boy who was terrified of his own parents! 

Which is how Jack, despite technically still being alive even if so-very ecto-contaminated, became the Ghost King. 

And for some reason there’s several ghosts rather happy about this- oh, these are his Danny-O’s ghost-parents? Not-ghost parents seeing as some of them have never been anything but a realm denizen? That’s really fascinating- y’know what, want some fudge and we can exchange childcare- Maddie dear come over and meet our co-parents apparently!  

Now it’s not all easy, but they’re trying their best, and that’s all that can be asked. 

…

Which is perhaps why it’s so exasperating- or as Maddie would put it, downright infuriating- that it is now, almost an entire year and a half later that the Heroes finally arrive to investigate. Well, at least he has plenty of fudge since it’s almost time for the council meeting. 

[fishandbandages]

In these trying times (late, ik-) Dazai is here to say you should live to say “fuck you” to all those gross politicians

Also to all the lovely minors, so you can legally leave the country without parental permission when you’re eighteen (✧∀✧)/

[fizzingwizard]

dear internet stop throwing pictures of beautifully toasted bagels slathered in cream cheese at me i don't have a toaster i don't have room in my teeny kitchenette for a toaster a toaster is a luxury here in japan as are bagels as is cream cheese

bagel places here that ask me "do you want that heated up" make me want to cry tears of joy even though all they mean is they're gonna stick the bagel in the microwave for ten seconds so it's slightly warm-ish but not enough to crisp up or melt the cream cheese a little

[pathwayedu]

https://secrettradition.com/managing-parent-visa-143-processing-delays/

Tips and Tricks for Managing Parent Visa 143 Processing Delays

The Parent Visa Subclass 143 is an invaluable pathway for parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to join their families in Australia permanently. However, navigating the application process can be challenging, especially when faced with processing delays. 

In this guide, we will explore effective tips and tricks for managing Parent Visa 143 processing times & delays, helping applicants stay informed, organized, and resilient throughout their journey toward reuniting with their loved ones.

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[moinsbienquekaworu]

I'm sorting & checking files for past exchange students and man I do wish I'd had the grades + motivation to go to the US. Traveling to the UK is complicated but less than taking the damn plane over a whole ocean, y'know?