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If you are looking for a way to make your loved ones join you in Australia, the subsequent entrant visa of the Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) visa is a great option. It lets you sponsor eligible family members to work and live with you in a designated region in Australia. As a sponsor, you must hold a valid Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) visa.

The applicant should provide solid proof of their relationship with the sponsor and must meet other requirements, such as:

• health, character and English proficiency tests
• must have a skilled occupation found on the DOHA’s relevant list
• should be willing to abide by all Australian laws and regulations

Among its benefits are residency in Australia for as long as the visa of the sponsor is valid, freedom to travel, work, and study in the country, and the right to apply for permanent residency along with the primary visa holder after three years.

This parent visa 143 was designed with the intention of allowing parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents to come and live in Australia while making financial contributions to society. For aged parent visa applicants, visa 143 is usually granted after they have received their contributory parent visa 173, which is the first step to their permanent residency in the country. The sponsored parent visa applicant must also show the ability to support themselves financially during their stay in Australia or have assurance from someone willing to support them financially during their stay in the country.

This young-aged dependent relative visa allows a dependent child to stay in Australia while their parent’s permanent partner visa application is under process. To qualify for subclass 445 dependent child visa, the child or the dependent relative visa applicant must be under 18 years old at the time of application to demonstrate financial or physical dependence on the parent. They must also meet certain health and character requirements, have permission from both parents, and ensure the application is consistent with Australian laws.

The prospective marriage visa 300 is a temporary visa for those wishing to marry their prospective spouse in Australia. It allows the applicant to enter Australia and remain there until they marry their partner. The visa can be granted for up to fifteen months, but applicants are required to marry within that time frame or risk being removed from the country.

Once you have married your partner, you can apply for a Partner (Migrant) Visa – Onshore (Subclass 100). This visa lets you stay in Australia indefinitely with your partner and any children while working, studying, or volunteering without worrying about being deported back home. Aside from a visa (Subclass 300), you can also opt for the Partner (Provisional) Visa – Offshore (Subclass 309) as a prerequisite for a permanent partner visa.

This dependent student visa is a temporary Australian visa that allows international students to study in Australia for up to 5 years, depending on their enrollment. The student visa 500 also gives you the freedom to work part-time while pursuing your education in the country. You can bring family members with you to Australia, so long as they meet certain eligibility requirements that can be explained in detail by our professional student visa agents. The application can be made online, in or outside Australia, for your convenience. Interested students aged six years or older can apply for this education-related visa.

This is a temporary post-study work visa that allows international students to live and work in Australia after graduation from an Australian university or other higher education. It allows you to stay in Australia for 2-4 years, depending on your qualifications. It is open to all foreign graduates in the country under 50 years old with a recent degree in a CRICOS-registered course. Subclass 485 temporary visa applicants must provide proof of adequate health insurance and  English proficiency status. They must also be a holder of an eligible visa during the application or a student visa for the last six months.

This business-related visa stream is a temporary visa for foreign business owners, entrepreneurial enthusiasts, and investors who wish to travel to Australia for business purposes. The business investment visa SC 188 is valid for five years and allows the holder to start or own an existing business in Australia. However, you must first secure a nomination from an Australian state or territory government agency before going forth with the application process. You may also freely leave and enter Australia multiple times during this period.

This Australian visitor visa is a temporary visa for people who wish to travel to Australia for leisure, recreation, or business visits. It is a popular tourist visa for parents wishing to reunite with their children and family in Australia for a short while. A tourist visa allows you to stay in Australia for up to 3 months at a time, with each extension lasting no longer than six months. You may eligible to apply for a tourist visa if you:

• Are outside Australia
• Intend to visit or are already in Australia as a lawful non-citizen
• Are intending to leave Australia before the expiry date of your current visa (if applicable)

The working holiday visa gives young people between the ages of 18 and 30 the opportunity to travel, work and experience life in Australia for up to 12 months. This visa can be applied for thrice, provided you checked all the eligibility requirement boxes for each application period. Every extension adds another 12 months to your stay in Australia. So you can experience everything this country has to offer for a good 3 years in total.

Subclass 462 is almost similar to the working holiday maker visa 417 except that the latter does not need the following requirements that Subclass 462 strictly asks for like:

• Education requirements
• Letter of support from the applicant’s government of origin (as needed)
• Proof of English proficiency

The 186/189 permanent residency visa allows skilled workers from all over the world to gain permanent residency in Australia. The applicant must be nominated by an Australian employer, have a job that’s part of the Department of Home Affairs list of eligible occupations, and can communicate proficiently in English. This permanent residency visa has three streams: the direct entry (DE) stream, the labour agreement (LA) stream, and the temporary residence transition (TRT) stream.

The DE stream needs just the exact requirements mentioned above. On the other hand, the LA stream has an added requirement for the employer to have a labour agreement first. Meanwhile, to apply for permanent residency using the TRT stream, you will be required to show evidence that you hold a 457, TSS or related bridging visa A, B, or C. You should also have at least three years of full-time work experience with the employer who nominates you to be a permanent resident of the country.

The subclass 155/157 visa, otherwise known as the resident return visa, is designed for Australian permanent residents who have been overseas and had their travel validity expire before making it back to Australia. It allows them to return while still retaining their permanent resident status. Additionally, getting a hold of this visa lets you enter and leave Australia as often as you wish within its specified travel validity period. It normally grants you a travel facility of up to 5 years, but it can vary depending on your circumstances.

To become an Australian citizen, you must submit a completed application form with the required documents and pay the appropriate fee to the Department of Home Affairs or DOHA. You will then be interviewed and tested on your knowledge of Australia’s history, government, society, and culture before your application can be approved.

Among the rights and privileges that every Australian citizen enjoy includes the right to:

• Vote in federal, state, and territory governments
• Be employed in the Australian Public Service or Defense Force
• Run and be elected for a parliament position
• Have an Australian passport
• Register your children born overseas as Australian citizens by descent

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