After I have been in the industry for many years, parent immigration has always been a topic that I am very concerned about. One is that after a large number of customers immigrated, they considered submitting related applications to their parents. I hope they can reunite at an early date. In addition, this type of visa itself has frequently encountered in the past years Different negative changes, from the government`s sudden announcement in 2014 to cancel the application for queuing parent immigrants (later overturned by the Green Party`s motion), and of course the AOS reform of 2018 last year (later the government withdrew the reform due to opposition from Labor and the Green Party) .
In addition, the visa review process has also been lengthening. Many applicants are waiting indefinitely. Needless to say, the waiting period for queued parent immigrants such as 103 has been extended to more than 20 years. Even paying parent immigrants like the 143 visa itself. The trial period lasted for about 2-3 years a few years ago, and has been continuously extended. Previously, the official website showed that it had taken 43-48 months (when I wrote this article and went to the official website to view it, it became unavailable to https : //immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/global-visa-processing-times).
Basically, there are customers who consult me every day. How long does his / her parents need to wait for immigration application? I wrote a long article about parent immigration almost 2 years ago (the most complete Q & A detailed explanation of parent immigration reform Logic, development trends, and detailed requirements for the application!), It faced a major change in 418 employer guarantees at that time (the implementation was finally implemented, and employer guarantees are still in the cold winter), and citizenship reform (the relevant regulations were not passed later, and are still implemented as before, but The trial period has also been greatly lengthened.) Parents and immigrants have also been pushed to the forefront. Various news reports and news at one time, such as requiring the second payment to double to 100,000. Although the government did not implement the Productivity Committee`s increase in the payment amount last year, the AOS reform last year was obviously a more insidious approach. At that time, if it was not overturned, many applicants would not be able to meet the AOS requirements and could only be forced to withdraw or wait to be dismissed. Refusal.
In my article 2 years ago, it was said that the government will introduce long-term temporary visas for new parents (3 and 5 years). After so long waiting, the government finally announced it less than 3 months before the new election. The parent`s long-term sponsored visa will officially land on April 17.
It is worth mentioning that I checked it everywhere. At the time of publication, the news was only on the personal WeChat account of the Prime Minister Scott Morrison (the government will issue a new temporary parent guarantee visa) and SBS India (https://www.sbs.com .au / yourlanguage / hindi / en / article / 2019/03/01 / new-temporary-sponsored-parent-visa-be-available-april), which did not appear in any other media and government speeches before the election Targeted voices for immigrant communities are clear. In particular, recent government polls in immigrant communities have raised the issue of refugees, narrowing the gap with the opposition Labour Party.
This article focuses on the review and analysis of government`s belated apparent lack of bona fides-this new parent temporary guarantee visa, and what you can do as a possible applicant or how to voice the government`s policies as humane and affordable as possible. The last part is about how long it will take for your parents to get PR.The last part is about how long it takes for them to get PR.Most of the questions I wrote two years ago, but there`s a lot of information, such as visa fees, the latest AOS calculation, and the latest email address of the Immigration Department.
PART 1 Temporary Guarante Parents`Visa Without Sincerity
Although the details of the new temporary guarante parent visa 870 have not been fully released, we can say that the visa is essentially chicken rib for most applicants, especially its high application fee and possible requirements for the guarante people, according to known information. This visa should have been designed primarily for two reasons: a number of PR parents do not meet the requirements of applying for parental immigration (such as failing a family member`s test), the visa allows them to live and be reunited with their children in Australia for a long period of time, and the visa allows parents to accompany their children while waiting for an immigration visa.
It says there are 15,000 visas a year, and I personally expect that the number of applications is likely to be far below their limit under the terms and conditions available. One of the biggest bruises is the application fee, which is 5,000 Australian dollars for a three-year visa and 10,000 Australian dollars for a five-year visa. If you want to apply for 10 years, that means 20,000 Australian dollars. That`s about half the cost of paying parents. It is also known that PR parents are now allowed to apply for a one-and-a-half-year, or three- and five-year long-term visitor`s visa (12 months at a time, but no more than 12 months for any 18 months), with a visa application fee of only 141 Australian dollars.
The existing long-term visa itself has only additional insurance arrangements, as well as a medical examination. The new visas, which also require a financial guarantee for their children in Australia, are likely to be similar to those of AOS, which is now available at Centrelink, the welfare agency, for a few months, or more than half of the year. According to Scott Morrison`s public name, the AOS will need to safeguard medical expenses that may cover parents in Australia, as well as live a retired life care service.
Furthermore, according to the labour party`s social app (still to be confirmed)(temporary grantee parent visa: promises and implementation of the liberal party government), the visa is likely to target a family of only two elderly people, and for many families with four elderly people, it is believed that the new visa, which is supposed to be a social integration reunion, could become a source of internal discord (involving how to decide who to apply for it).
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Can we make any possible changes?
It is believed that government will release more details about the visa in the next month, and that government`s policy of landing ahead of the general election, according to previous experience, even if government failed to re-elected, and labor government, the specific visa policy will often continue to implement, but does not mean that we cannot do what we can to exchange.
Although the 870 visa is likely to land next month, the details and terms of its implementation are likely to be changed after landing through a brief legal regime, and Labour has encouraged them to leave a message in his social app to inform them of their experience with family reunification. This is also a rare chance to speak out. I hope you can leave a message and express your demands.
You can scan the QR code directly into the Labour article:
The last AOS reform messages under Labour`s public name, including emails to counculor, played a big part in the party`s last stand with the Greens in opposing government policy, and if we could make more noise, we would not only promote the party`s commitment to this temporary guarante visa, but also to more parent reunions, such as parent immigration visas, such as increased quotas or at least full quotas, to speed up the trial cycle (including AOS and visas).
Especially now there are only 7175 quotas for paying parents immigrants a year, but for the past two fiscal years, starting on July 1,2016, governmentment has not issued an invitation in full, with 6218 issued in the 2016-2017 fiscal year and only 6015 in the 2017-2018 fiscal year. On the one hand, the quota itself is not enough to supply the annual demand for applications, on the other hand, it is not enough to issue quotas, which is the main reason for the growing application cycle.
PART2 Calculation of Waiting Cycles for Paid Parent Immigrants
First of all, I`d like to start with the following calculations: I`d like to start with 143 applications for immigrants from overseas paying parents, lined up for 103 since the quota is only 1,500 a year, plus a backlog of 50,000, meaning at least 30 years of waiting time (if submitted now), and the fact that there are fewer applicants for senior paying parents. If you are interested in their specific trial progress, you can personally ask me at any time;
Secondly, I would like to emphasize that my projected data are used as much as possible by the official data of the Bureau of Immigration, including the official data of the Bureau of Immigration website, as well as the data we obtained through the FOI profile;
Third, several of the basic prerequisites of my calculations are:
The Immigration Service provides the fullest possible annual quotas for paying parents in the following years (the quotas have been 7,175 in recent years, but only 60,15 have been issued as a result of the partial impact of the AOS reform last year);
This estimate does not take into account the conversion of 103 queuing applicants to 143-paying parent immigrants, as you know 103-turns 143, the previous queue time can be counted, because 103 can choose to transfer 143 at any time, we cannot estimate the possible occupation of the 143 quota by this conversion.
Now 143 has been heard as of July 2015, and a small number of those submitted before July 2015 have not yet been approved, and we calculate it on the basis of July 2015. The Australian Financial Year refers to the period from July 1 to June 30 the following year
I assume the increase in the number of new applications per month is the same (although there may be months and months, such as the past month`s Spring Festival and Christmas are usually off-season for parents)
The latest cut-off figures for the current fiscal year we`ve had until the 8th of February are assumed to have been signed pro rata from the beginning of this fiscal year to the beginning of February at 7175*7/12=4185(less than in previous years, I think one of the main factors was the impact of last year`s AOS reform, which was reversed in May and June, when some of the demands were released ahead of schedule, and in addition to the fact that skilled immigrants were often parents who had significantly fewer applications for pr in the past year)
I calculate in three-month cycles that, of course, another important possible factor is the progress of the AOS trial, which used to take only two to three months, and which until last year had been significantly lengthened by the subsequently reversed reforms, in the hope that it might be scaled back to normal in the future.
First we look at the following set of data (taken from the immigration agency`s annual immigration report) and we can see a steady increase in annual applications from paid parents from 2015, from 12,000 to 15,000 to 16,000 last year.
We can calculate the following data for the waiting time:
At a glance, if the current annual quota is paid in full (7175), the application may have to wait 6.77 years (48595/7175) to get PR.
The remaining 3,000 quotas are expected to be available by the end of the fiscal year, June 30,2019, for applications filed on September 30,2015
Complete projected schedule of possible trials for the remaining three months
For example, if your application is filed on March 30,2017, it is not expected to be approved until March 30,2022.
You can see a large increase in applications, especially in previous years, and the trial cycle is growing.
PART 3 Common Q & amp; A for Parents Immigrants
Q1: The new 5- or 10-year temporary parental visa was introduced to replace the parent immigration visa? Will the parent immigration visa be cancelled?
A1: The answer is no! To date, all media reports on temporary visas have been full of requests and cost-resolutions for new temporary visas, without any reference to the cancellation of existing parent immigration visas. In addition, we looked at page 11 of the draft opinion on the basis of the introduction of the new visa and wrote very clearly:
In order to apply for the new visa, it will not be necessary for the parent to have also applied for a permanent parent visa. Parents can: however, continue to lodge a permanent visa application if they wish.
Parents don`t need to apply for a permanent resident visa to apply for the new temporary visa (compared to the previous parents who would have applied for a five-year family visit visa, need to have already submitted a parent immigration application), but parents can still continue to submit a parent immigration application!
The original screenshot reads as follows:
The new parent temporary visa will not be bound to the permanent resident visa category, and it simply offers an alternative option. Government says parents can still choose to apply for a permanent residence visa (if they wish)
Q2: The parent immigration visa will not be cancelled, so will there be any new changes?
A: Although, as mentioned above, we don`t think Australia government will cancel the immigration visa for its parents, the previous report of the Australian Productivity Council on immigration to Australia was very offensive to the existing immigration visa for parents, especially in terms of fees. The productivity committee`s research suggests that the current generation of parents spends an average of australian government 330000 australian dollars to 410,000 australian dollars (mainly benefits such as health care and pension), while the current generation of parents paying more than 40,000 australian dollars a far less than that. The comments are also clear and should at least double the price and then continue on that basis:(
One of the purposes of the temporary visa is clear, to ease the pressure on Australia`s health-care and welfare systems, while allowing family reunions. (P.S. The government said in September last year that the new parent`s temporary visa would be More affordable than current parent visa option:(
Q3: When will the new temporary visa be officially implemented? What is the annual quota?
A3: Last year`s comments included a tentative annual quota of 15.
Q4: Will it affect my application if I submit my parent`s application for immigration and then pay for the price increase?
A4: No, the Immigration Department`s regulations on visa application fees are based on immigration law, and the immigration law is very clear, the visa fees are all confirmed at the time of visa submission (Schedule 1), so the visa fee you need to pay, including the visa application fee for the first phase and the donation fee for the second phase, are confirmed at the time of application and will not be changed. Even subsequent price increases will only affect subsequent applications. Screenshots under the Immigration Act are as follows:
Q5: What is the time of visa submission? need to receive the confirmation letter?
A5: The application forms and materials need to be sent to WA Immigration Department. The time when your letter is signed by the Immigration Department is the time when the visa is submitted, and the confirmation letter often takes about 2-4 weeks to receive.
Q6: I`m not sure if Mom and Dad can submit an application together. Can I submit an application first?
A6: Yes, and before the visa is granted, if you want to add the other party to the visa application is OK, even if the price is increased at that time, the two of them pay the same amount at the old fee requirement! In addition, the queue time of the applicant is the same as that of the main application, that is, there is no need to rearrange the queue.
Another option is to wait for one of the parents to sign off before applying for a spouse immigrant, but to wait five years before applying for a spouse immigrant (for this long-term spouse relationship, the trial period is almost 1-1-and-a-half years, usually the spouse`s tr and pr).
Q7: Could you tell us the full cost of paying parent immigrants?
A7: For the 143-paying parent immigrants, the main cost consists of the following three parts:
One is the first phase of the visa application fee, the main applicant is 3855 Australian dollars, the deputy applicant is 1300 Australian dollars / person (over 18 years old), the deputy applicant if under 18 is 650 Australian dollars.
Second, the second phase of the donation fee (only to be paid at the time of trial), the current price of a person over 18 years of age is 43,600 Australian dollars, under 18 years of age (at the time of application) is 2095 Australian dollars
The third is the bank margin (which needs to be arranged at the time of the trial), and in the case of a guarante, each applicant over the age of 18 needs to be given a security deposit, if the guarante is one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case in the case of one person in the case in the case of one person in the case of one person in the case of If it is not collected for 10 years, the fee will be fully refunded.
Q8: I don`t have a job yet Can I apply to my parents for payment?
A8: Yes! For PR, the concept of settlement generally refers to having been in Australia for at least 2 years and holding other valid visas, such as the period during which the student has signed the visa, can be submitted, etc.
For income requirements, if you want to provide AoS as a parent`s economic guaranteee, wait until the trial is reached, generally ask for AoTax Notice for the previous financial year and the proof of income for the year (company proof letter PaySlip), and if the personal income cannot meet the requirements, you can also have other Australian PRoS or Citizen to provide A.
Q9: What is an economic restaurant? How are specific income requirements calculated?
A9: As we mentioned earlier in your case, the Visa Officer will ask for AoS economic guarantee, which needs to be provided by the economic guaranteeee.
The economic guarante must be an adult, and then he must be an Australian resident (including Australia`s citizen Citizen Citizen, and Australia`s permanent residence PR); an economic guarante can only be up to two adults at the same time, with no limit on the number of guarantee children.
The income requirements of the economic restaurant are also being asked by many. Here is a special formula:
Economic restaurant income requirement = number of people in the year Newstartallowancex Number of minor children of adults (Family Benefit Part A Family Benefit Part A Supplement) x economic farmers.
Note:
NewstartAllowance is calculated as "single, with children"
2." Revenue "means income before tax (Taxable Income in TaxNotice given by ATO)
There can be up to three economic guarantes and up to two at the same time
4. Children under 18 are not included in the applicants.
It is required that the revenue of last fiscal year and current fiscal year meet the revenue requirement
The current Newstart Slowance year is 595.1*26=$15472.6
Family benefit Part A=58.66*26=$1525.16,
Family benefit Part A supplement =$737.3, plus $2,262.46.
Assuming that your parents bring a younger brother under the age of 18, the income proof required by the economic restaurant person is 15472.6*3.
Newstart Allowance and FBPA typically have small increases a year, typically at 3-5%.
Economic restaurant income official website calculates formula is as follows: https://www.centrelink.gov.au/custsite_aoscalc/aoscalc/financialCalPage.jsf? prg_id=77a65e35c14b4f00a08a3b3f4b7e4eac & amp; wec-appid=aoscalc & amp; page=1C0EADC1A5804952B374580CFFB9BDFD & amp; wec-locale=en_US # stay
Q10: What are the annual quotas for immigrant parents and paid parents in line now? How`s the trial going?
A10: There are 1,500 quotas for line-up parents this fiscal year, and the latest trial schedule is now for line-up parents until August 2010.
This year`s quota for paying parents is 7175. As I said above, the waiting period for submitting an application may increase to 6-7 years. Children`s shoes considering submitting an application will be advised to submit the application for their parents as soon as possible, even if one party`s application is submitted first, and an early queue.
Q11: What benefits can parents enjoy when they sign off? When can I get my pension? Do they have an immigration supervisor on their visa?
A11: Parents who sign off can directly enjoy Medicare for all in Australia, and other benefits are essentially not available until 10 years after signing. Their PR visa, like any other PR visa, usually requires a return visa of up to 2 years for up to 5 years.
Q12: Can I bring my younger brother or sister to my parents for immigration?
A12: Yes, but there are certain restrictions and corresponding fees. If your younger brother or sister is under the age of 18, you can take the application directly with you. The visa application fee is A $650, and the second instalment fee is only A $2095, and, as I said earlier, A $2095 is based on the age at which you submitted it, not the age at which you heard it.
If your younger brother or sister is over the age of 18, it is also possible to bring them together to apply, but one of them is that they need to prove that your parents (usually still studying, providing proof of their parents`tuition fees) still need to be over the age of 23 at the time of approval. According to the current trial schedule, it means that your younger brother and sister are still at school, and your parents, if they are over 17, are likely to have passed the age of 23 when they cannot be signed. If you want to submit your children`s shoes, you can also submit them.
Q13: Do parents have to be overseas when applying for immigration? Is there a bridging visa at the time of application?
A13: Not necessarily, depending on the circumstances. The average parent immigrants are divided into ordinary and paid, under which they are divided into old and non-aged, the old refers to the retirement age of the parents to Australia, which is now 65 and a half years old. If it`s an elderly parent`s immigration visa (whether paid or lined up), it can be submitted in Australia.
Instead of an elderly parent`s immigrant (103 and 143 visas), it can also be submitted overseas, without bridging visa. If you want to come to Australia before the visa is granted, you need to apply for a visit visa separately.
The only thing that needs to be mentioned is that there may be an individual parent with a three-year family visit check-in, which contains a limit of 8503 No Further Stay. In this case, a parent`s visa is usually required to leave the country before it can be submitted. Applicants are required to be overseas when they are signed 103 and 143.
Q14: What do you need to pay attention to after the application is filed?
A14: Parental immigrants now have a longer trial cycle, and there are usually a few points for attention after submission, one of which is that they can`t be long-term leave Australia, and the immigration law clearly stipulates that the children of the guarante are settled in Australia as well as in Australia at the time of the signing of the trial, and the concept of settlement generally refers to the fact that one year usually leaves the country for no more than three months, and of course, if you have been admitted, or the country of return is also doing something closely related to Australia (such as the Australian company`s Chinese branch), this is a possible exception.
Another thing is to keep an eye on your mailbox and the progress of the trial. If you need to know the progress of the trial, you can send the following email with any title to the Immigration Department:& quot; WA Parents & quot; [email protected] >(Don`t send too often, some mailboxes may not send automatic reply); the Immigration Department will reply to the latest progress of the trial quickly. The Immigration Department will contact you 3-6 months before the visa trial to prepare additional materials such as no criminal record, medical examination, AoS, etc.
I hope that the above three PART and 14 Q & amp; A will give you a clearer understanding of the current situation of parents immigrants, and can make their own judgment and decision better. I hope everyone can have a family reunion soon!
Author: Kirk YAN@NewStarsNewstarda Education Immigrant
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