Do you know that when the Australian Immigration Bureau reviews the application for family immigration visas, it will prioritize according to different types of visa application. Let’s see what’s going on.
Under the premise of complying with the relevant priority policies of the Australian government, when the Australian Immigration Bureau reviews family immigration applications, it will review them in the following priority order (arranged from high to low according to priority):
- Family immigration applications that are interfered by the minister;
- Application for partners or dependent children (Except for the guarantor or intent guarantor entering Australia by illegal sea arrival (IMA) and holding a permanent visa);
- application for orphan relatives (except for the guarantor or intent guarantor entering Australia by illegal sea arrival (IMA) and holding a permanent visa);
4. Application of paid parents or elderly parents in paid categories (except for the case where the guarantor or intent guarantor enters Australia by illegal sea arrival (IMA) and holds a permanent visa)
5. Application of caregiver (except for the case where the guarantor or intent guarantor enters Australia by illegal sea arrival (IMA) and holds a permanent visa)
6. Application of parents, elderly parents, last member or elderly dependent relative (except for the case where the guarantor or intent guarantor enters Australia by illegal sea arrival (IMA) and holds a permanent visa)
7. Application for the guarantor or the intended guarantor to enter Australia as an IMA and hold a permanent visa
For children's visa, the priority of processing is children, adopted, dependent children, and finally orphan relatives.
mentions family visa application. One issue that many friends are concerned about is the progress of parent visa review.
As of January this year, the paid parent visa will be reviewed until June 2016; the queued parent visa will be reviewed until October 2010; the review of elderly parents will be reviewed until December 2012.
This fiscal year (2021.7.1-2022.6.30), the Australian government has left 77,300 for family visas, including 72,300 for spouses, 4,500 for parents, and 500 for other categories.
For more details, please log in to www.hect.com.au or search for "HECT Australia Hande Immigration"
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