You know what? Although you are not an Australian PR or Australian citizen, you may be an Australian citizen's father / mother.
Australia-born children exactly which country, stupid do not know, see below to know.
Question 1: the husband and wife are Australian nationality, the child is born abroad, what nationality is the child?
Under the Australian nationality Act, a husband and wife are Australian citizens, regardless of whether the child is born in or outside Australia. All they need to do is to update the child's information to the Immigration Service. The Australian government also recognizes dual citizenship.
Question 2: one of the spouses or both PR, children are born in a foreign country, which nationality is the child?
A child born abroad is not allowed to be naturalized directly when only one of the couples is PR. For example, a child born in China is a Chinese citizen. If you want to bring the child back to Australia, you need to apply for a permanent visa for children outside Australia. The child must be outside the country at the time of signing. The official hearing time is 8 to 10 months.
You can also apply for a child immigration visa in 802: children under the age of 18 can be directly guaranteed, those between the ages of 18 and 25 who need to be unmarried, are unemployed and have been studying full-time, are financially dependent on their parents or have a disability.
When submitting an application, if neither of the spouses has Australian nationality, then the child is applying for Australian PR rather than Australian nationality
Question 3: one of the spouses or both PR, children were born in Australia. What nationality is the child?
At least one of the couples is an Australian-born PR, child who can acquire Australian citizenship directly.
The ultimate question: couples are not PR, children can also acquire Australian nationality?
Yes, many see it as a loophole in Australia's immigration policy, but it's not easy to get Australian citizenship.
First, a child was born in Australia and spent most of his life in Australia before he reached the age of 10. Can acquire Australian nationality, the child becomes Australian citizen, can guarantee parents emigrate Australia.
Some people say that this is to encourage the Australian black people? Actually, it is reasonable to think about it. If a child was born in Australia and lived in Australia for the first ten years of his life, then his language, life habits, and level of knowledge are already Australians. If he were to go to another country at this time, it would certainly be very difficult to adapt.
Compared with the United States immigration policy, born in the United States as a citizen of the United States, this "blatant" encouragement to the black people, Australia's immigration policy is organized and humanized.
But don't get black by thinking that 10 years from now you can turn white through a child's naturalization.
1. There is no way to insure and find a job in Australia. How can you afford to pay for a family?. Working in sparsely populated areas is low, but living in big cities like Sydney and Melbourne is expensive to live on;
2, Australia's wages are not high enough to get a good income for black jobs, wages must be extremely low, and safety may not be guaranteed;
3. Immigration raids on construction sites, housemakers and other common workplaces have never dealt a soft blow. If a child is found before the age of 10, he or she will be repatriated with his parents and will lose his or her best chance to be educated.
