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A permanent visa allowing a dependent child outside Australia to join their parent who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Dependent children of an eligible Australian parent, applying from outside Australia.
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Yes. The child must be outside Australia when the application is lodged and when the visa is decided.
Yes. The subclass 101 grants permanent residence, allowing the child to live, study and work in Australia indefinitely.
The Child visa (subclass 101) requires dependent children to be outside Australia, meet dependency and age requirements, and undergo health and character checks, with an estimated cost of around AUD 3,055 and a processing time of 12-24 months. It's essential to note that immigration rules can change, and it's crucial to confirm the information with official sources.
The Child visa (subclass 101) is a permanent visa designed for dependent children who are outside Australia and wish to join their parent, who is either an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or an eligible New Zea
A child who is under 18, or aged 18 or over but still financially dependent on the parent, or unable to work due to disability.
Yes. A natural child, an adopted child or a stepchild of the eligible parent can be eligible, provided the relationship and dependency are met.
The child's parent, who must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen, sponsors the application.
Identity and relationship evidence (birth certificate), proof of the sponsor's status, dependency evidence for older children, and health and character documents.
