There are two main visas for children. One is applicable if the child is offshore (101), while the (102) is for those onshore. Ultimately, they both do the same job. The qualifying criteria and the application process are equally similar. While a child must be single, they can include their own dependents in their visa application.
Several temporary visa classes which lead to permanent residency may require the parents to make a contribution towards the child’s educational costs until they receive permanent residency. The financial contribution will be determined by the local education authority within the state in which the child resides.
This is just another reason Sterling Migration aims to secure ALL our client’s Permanent Residency on arrival.
Younger than 18 years of age, or;
A full-time student between 18 and 25 years of age, or
18 or older and unable to work due to a disability and dependent on the sponsoring parents.
Single
Sponsored by parents
Both Parents must consent to the child emigrating. This may require contacting a previous partner.
Whatever the situation our team can assist.
All children must undergo a medical examination to confirm their health.
We will guide you to the accredited medical centre.
Any children under the protection of the Court will not be allowed to emigrate without consent.
We often work along side specialist family law solicitors.
All Children may enroll in Medicare post-arrival in Australia.
This will ensure medical cover if required.
All children over the age of 16 years are required to provide a Criminal Records Certificate.
We will provide the correct forms at the right time.
Children’s visas are still being refused on this basis alone. It is appalling and disgraceful.
We are campaigning to put a stop to this.
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