Aged Dependent Visa: A Guide To Aged Dependent Visa For Australia [Update 2021]
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Do you have an aged dependent relative who needs to live with you in Australia? The permanent subclass 114 offshore aged dependent visa or the onshore sister visa (aged dependent visa subclass 838) might be the visa for you.
To be eligible for this visa, the visa holder must be a dependent of an eligible sponsor in Australia. This means that particular relation between the visa holder and the sponsor must exist.
The dependent must be single. They cannot be married or in a de facto relationship with any other party.
They must have reached an age where they are eligible for aged pension in Australia.
The pension age in Australia is different for men and women but as usually around the 65-year-old mark. The eligible sponsor will need to provide an Assurance of Support. And of course, the aged dependent relative will need to meet the health and character requirement.
In terms of the sponsor, in addition to undertaking to provide support for the aged dependent relative for their first 2 years in Australia, the sponsor must provide evidence that the visa applicant has been financially dependent on the sponsor for a 3 years period prior to when the application is made.
An eligible sponsor must be 18 years old and live in Australia and additionally must either be an Australia citizen or a settled permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
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