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Family Migration Visa: Parent Visas Partner Visa Child Visa
Bring your family closer with our expert assistance in Parent, Partner, and Child Visas. Whether you’re reuniting with a spouse, sponsoring your parents, or bringing your children to join you, we’re here to guide you through every step of the process.
Family Migration Visas in Australia
Family is the most important aspect of any individual’s life. At Migration Centre of Australia, we have processed many Family Visas in the past years and continue to do so. The Australian Family migration stream offers a range of visas for eligible relatives to come to Australia. Each of these visas provides applicants with the opportunity to come together and be with their family member residing in Australia.
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Parent Visa
Parent Visas are for parents of permanent residents or Australian citizens who wish to migrate to Australia to be with their children. If you are seeking assistance in these visa categories, Discuss your Case with us today. To be deemed ‘settled’, an Australian permanent resident must have been residing in Australia for at least 2 years prior to lodgement…
Partner Visa
Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, citizens and eligible New Zealand citizens are able to sponsor their married and de-facto partners through the Partner visa and fiancés who are outside Australia through the Prospective Marriage visa. If you are seeking assistance in these visa categories, Discuss your Case with us today…
Child Visa
Child visa is for natural, adopted or stepchild to live with their parents in Australia. The visa application must be sponsored by a parent who must be an Australian citizen, holder of a permanent visa or eligible New Zealand citizen. If you are seeking assistance in these visa categories, Discuss your Case with us today. Children born outside Australia to parents who are permanent residents do not automatically acquire Australian citizenship. Therefore, children born outside Australia to permanent…