445 Overview of temporary visas for non-independent children
- Allow children to come to Australia until the parents' permanent spouse visa processing is completed;
- If the parents have already received a temporary spouse visa, the child may join the application for a permanent spouse visa;
445 conditions for temporary visa application for non-independent children
- The applicant may be the parent's own child, stepchild or adoptive child;
- Parents hold 309 or 820 visas;
- Parents and children are guaranteed by the same guarantor;
- The children are single, not older than 18 years of age, or financially dependent on parents holding temporary spouse visas;
- To meet health and conduct requirements;
- Applications may be submitted within or outside Australia;
- If you are an applicant's child, you have other brothers and sisters, and you need to submit your application separately.
445 temporary visa processing cycle for non-independent children
- Seventy-five percent of applications take 11 months, and 90 percent take 13 months.
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