Parent Visas

Types of Australian Parent Visas We Offer Support For

We assist with various types of Australian Parent Visas, including:

• Subclass 103 – Parent Visa: A permanent visa for parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents.
• Subclass 143 – Contributory Parent Visa: A faster processing option for parents who can contribute a larger application fee.
• Subclass 173 – Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa: A temporary visa that allows parents to stay in Australia for up to 2 years, which can be converted into a permanent visa.
• Subclass 804 – Aged Parent Visa: A visa for older parents to stay permanently in Australia.

What Our Migration Agents Can Do for You

Our registered migration agents are licensed to offer professional visa assistance and help you avoid the common pitfalls in applying for Australian Parent Visas. Here’s what we can do:

1. Eligibility Assessment: We assess your parents’ eligibility for the appropriate visa.
2. Application Preparation: We help gather and submit all necessary documents to ensure your application is complete and accurate.
3. Lodging the Application: We handle the entire application process, ensuring everything is submitted correctly.
4. Ongoing Support: We communicate with the Department of Home Affairs on your behalf and provide ongoing updates on the status of your application.

Why Australian Parent Visas Can Be Challenging

Applying for an Australian Parent Visa can be a lengthy and complex process, often taking years to complete. Working with a skilled migration agent can help reduce the risk of delays or refusals. With our experience, we ensure that all paperwork is completed correctly and on time, giving your application the best chance for approval.

FAQs About Australian Parent Visas

How long does it take to get a Parent Visa in Australia?
Processing times can vary. Standard Parent Visas may take several years, while Contributory Parent Visas, though faster, require a higher fee. Consulting with a migration agent can help you choose the best option for your parents.

Can my parents stay in Australia while their visa is being processed?
Depending on their situation, parents may be eligible for a bridging visa allowing them to remain in Australia while their application is processed.

What is the difference between a Contributory and a Non-Contributory Parent Visa?
The Contributory Parent Visa has a significantly faster processing time but requires a larger financial contribution. The Non-Contributory Visa has a longer waiting period but requires a smaller financial contribution.