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The Australian Program gives Australian citizens or permanent residents and certain eligible New Zealand citizens the opportunity to sponsor parents to come to Australia temporarily and permanently.
Over the years there has been much debate as to how easy it should be for Australians to bring their parents into the country. I believe it has become a lot easier now than ever before with the introduction of The Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 870).
Of course, there’s always debate as to whether or not the high price for the Contributory Parent Visa subclass 143 is justified and whether or not it is equitable. After all, everyone loves their parents but whether or not they have an extra $50,000.00 for each parent’s contributory parent visa is another question, right?
If you would like a discussion in regard to a parent or parent in law, book in a consultation with me. I prefer to call this visa class the ‘mother-in-law’ visa because usually, it’s the spouse’s daughter in law or son in law that seeks out my help in relation to having a parent visa granted.
Do you need a parent visa or in-law visa? Book in a consultation with me for further assistance.
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Hi nilesh
My mother is here on tourist visa
She’s has been granted 3 year visa for 1 year at a stretch,she entered Melbourne on 5th Feb
I am planning to lodge onshore aged parents visa for her ,she’s 67
What are the factors related to bridging visa b if she wants to travel to India
At what point her bridging visa a kicks in
Hi Atul
Assuming you’re able to lodge a valid application for a subclass 804 Aged parent Visa then I expect you will get a bridging Visa in association with that application however that Bridging Visa “A” Class (Subclass 010) will expire if your mum exits to Australia.
The purpose of the Bridging Visa “B” Class (Subclass 020) is to “boomerang” mum back into Australia if she has no other Visa to re-enter. In the current fact situation mum does has an opportunity to re-enter for 12 months each time, provided any re-entry is prior to the last date specified in the Visitor Visa grant.
It is only after her very last re-entry (presumably towards the end of her three year grant period) that you must consider making sure that any bridging Visa which had extinguished (due to mums exit in the preceding three years) is reinstated.
Remember that any re-entry into Australia will trigger the start of a new 12 month window, after which she will become unlawful.
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Nilesh Nandan
BBus(Accy) LLB(QUT) MBA(IntBus)
Immigration Lawyer | Special Counsel
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