The first thing that countless partners do when they get the PR is to get immigration visas for their parents, and we really should do something for our elderly parents as children. The goverment, however, is in trouble again, making major changes to the qualifications of parents' immigrant visa guarantors, and the new policy has quietly come into effect on April 1st!
Here, editor overtime to bring us a first-hand interpretation, I hope that friends are prepared to avoid missed difficult opportunities.
Parents emigrate, financially guaranteed (AOS) is an integral part, but yesterday the Centrelink released its latest policy: the financial guarantor's income requirement nearly doubled compared with its previous policy and required three years of proof of the required income.
There is no doubt that it is a big bomb for parents to emigrate and that the threshold is significantly higher, a change that will prevent countless applicants from providing guarantees.
Let's take a look at two major changes:
1. Annual income requirements for economic guarantors have become higher, previously based on Newstart allowance, and now at Newstart income cutoff ($28868.84).
Please note that the income requirement is calculated on the basis of the Taxable income at the time of tax return. For convenience, the following table is summarized for you, which can be used as a reference:
(2) the number of years in which the financial guarantor provides the material to meet the income requirements will have to be provided only in the current fiscal year and in the previous fiscal year (that is, a total of two fiscal years) before the reform.
Now ask for the current fiscal year, and the last two fiscal years to meet income requirements (that is, a total of three fiscal years).
Please note: the new policy came into effect on April 1, and since the AOS is the time to hear it, anyone who does not receive an AOS approval letter before April 1 will have to follow these new standards. A list of the most common questions about parents emigration and today we're going to answer some of the most common questions about paying-for-parents immigration, so that you can decide whether or not to give your parents a chance to emigrate.
After many Chinese emigrate, they are faced with the question of how to reunite with their parents.
- What kind of parents do immigrants do?
- Do you want to wait 15-30 years or spend 50, 000 Australian dollars to get the PR? quickly?
- How do parents not be subject to travel visa entry and exit time restrictions?
- How can parents enjoy free medical care and other benefits?
Many overseas Chinese have been a lot of questions, today for you to analyze the pay-for-parents immigration most common 10 questions, let you calm down to decide whether to deal with parents immigration.
Parents emigrate two kinds: 103 queue and 143 pay.
103 non-paying parent immigrants
- Application fee AUD$6,010, down payment AUD$3,945, second AUD$ 2065;
- AOS guarantee: the principal applicant AUD$5,000, deputy applicant AUD$2,000, two-year return;
143 paid parents emigration
- Application fee AUD$3,370, Deputy applicant AUD$1,270, contribution AUD$43600 per person
- AOS guarantee: principal applicant AUD$10,000, deputy applicant returned after AUD$4,000,10 years
1. What is the choice of paid parent immigration visa?
- Paid permanent residence (143)
- Paid residency (173)
Choose a one-step paid permanent residence visa (143), or apply for a temporary paid visa (173), and then transfer to permanent residence within two years.
The advantage of one-step application for permanent residence: the contribution is lower. 143 categories of contributions are $43600; while the first application for temporary residence and then transfer to permanent residence, the total amount is: $29130 $1,9220 = $48550.Although the first application for temporary residence and then permanent residence, the total amount is: $29130 $1,9220 = $48550. As a result, the two-step application for an additional contribution of about 5000 Australian dollars per person.
The total time to get a permanent residence is shorter. If you apply for a paid parent in two steps, the first step will be the same as a direct application for permanent residence, while the second step will require another 10 months of waiting time.
2. Two years before you can guarantee your parents emigration with PR?
The answer is No.. As long as you have lived legally in Australia before you get the PR, usually for two years, you can help your parents apply for immigration immediately after getting the PR.
3. Is the guarantor equal to the financial guarantor?
The financial guarantee (Assurance of Support) provider is not necessarily the guarantor (Sponsor), which is two different concepts. The guarantor can only be the applicant's child, and the financial guarantee provider can be anyone or even a company or institution.
However, to become an economic guarantee provider, there are three conditions to be met:
- PR or citizen of Australia over the age of 18;
- There is no financial guarantee for two or more adults;
- Have stable, sufficient income, specific amount can consult us
4, can the line-up parents emigrate transfer the payment class?
You can turn! The waiting time will also be shorter than the average application, but the application fee will need to be repaid.
5. Both parents handle it at the same time or separately?
This depends on the parents' background and financial situation. If one parent has a job at home or is not well funded, he or she may consider applying for one party first, and then wait five years before submitting a spouse's immigration application to the other party.
6. How long before parents get a permanent home before they get a pension?
- Over 65 years of age and living in Australia for a continuous period of 10 years;
- If not continuous, the cumulative total of 10 years, but at least one consecutive residence in Australia for more than 5 years;
- Each couple is $661.2 a week.
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