Contributory Parent Visa 143

This is a permanent visa that lets a parent of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen stay in Australia. The applicant can be in or out side Australia while applying for this visa.

Parent Contributory Visa 143

Contributory Parent (Permanent) (Class CA) Subclass 143 Visa

This is Temporary parent visa Australia that lets a parent of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen move to Australia. The applicant must not have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) (Subclass 870) visa when applying for this visa, or if the applicant held such a visa then has left Australia.

Visa 143 Holders Work Rights in Australia

The visa holders have full work rights to work anywhere in Australia.

Contributory Parent Visa Australia Dependent Family Members

If you have dependent children, they can also be included in your application. Detailed documentary evidence is prescribed in visa 143 checklist.

Parent Visa 143 as Two Stage Assessment Process

The application for parent temporary visa is assessed in 2 stages. In first step, eligibility is checked and either add the application to the parent visa queue or refuse it. If application is added into a queue then continue assessing the application when a place becomes available and a decision is made. Don't arrange to move to Australia until you are granted the visa.

Contributory Parent Visa 143 Visa Fee

Base Application Charge: A$4355; Additional applicant charge for any other applicant who is at least 18: A$1465; Additional applicant charge for any other applicant who is less than 18: A$735. Second installment (payable before grant of visa): A$43600; for any other applicant who is less than 18: A$2095. All applicants must pay 143 visa fee at the time of lodgement.

Parent Contributory Visa 143 Bridging Visa

If you lodge subclass 143 visa inside Australia as holder of subclass 173 visa, then you will be granted a bridging visa, that will allow you to stay in Australia lawfully, as long as your application for subclass 143 is under processing. Detailed documentary evidence is prescribed in visa 143 checklist.

Contributory 143 Parent Visa Processing Time

Standard Stream: Contributory parent visa 143 processing time 2020 has been 4 years. Currently applications queued till May 2016 are being processed. Individual 143 visa processing time may vary.

Contributory 143 Parent Visa Eligibility

For Visa Subclass 143 Must not have this visa

You cannot apply for this visa if you have already applied for or hold a Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Subclass 870 Visa.

What is 143 Contributory Parent Visa

Contributory Parent Visa Subclass 143 is usually processed to grant consideration stage faster than Parent 103 visa or Aged Parent 804 visa (Non Contributory Parent Visa) as they are accorded a higher processing priority and there are more visa places available. This arrangement recognises that applicants for visas in the Contributory Parent category pay a significantly higher second visa application charge (VAC) as a contribution to their ongoing health costs. Detailed documentary evidence is prescribed in visa 143 checklist.

Contributory Parent 143 Visa Australia Sponsor

You must be sponsored by an eligible sponsor who seek theirs parents pr Australia. Usually you would be sponsored by an eligible child. If your child is under 18, you can be sponsored by an eligible relative or community organisation, and your sponsorship must be approved before you can be granted the visa. If you apply for this visa as a retiree you don't need a sponsor.

Meet the Balance of Family Test for Australia 143 Visa

You must meet the balance-of-family test. You meet the balance of family test if at least half of your children and step-children are eligible children, or there are more eligible children living in Australia than in any other single country. If you apply for this visa as a retiree you don't need to meet the balance of family test.

Assurance of Support Contributory Parents Visa 143

You must be able to obtain an assurance of support. An assurance of support is to assure that you will not have to rely on government assistance after you enter Australia on this visa. The assurance is for you and any family members who come to Australia with you on this visa. The Department of Home Affairs will let you know when you need to provide the assurance of support. You must be able to obtain an assurance of support, unless you apply for the visa as a retiree. If you apply for the visa as a retiree, you don't need an assurance of support.

Difference Between Visa 143 Australia and 173

Contributory Parent category visa applicants can choose to apply directly for a permanent visa or to go through a two stage process. Under the two-stage process, applicants initially apply for a temporary Contributory Parent Subclass 173 visa. The temporary visa is only valid for a period of two years and cannot be extended or renewed. At any time during the two-year validity period of the visa, the temporary visa holder can apply for the Contributory Parent Subclass 143 visa.

Subclass 143 Visa Balance of Family Test

Contributory Parent Visa Subclass 143 Balance of Family (BoF) Test

The eligibility for permanent parent visa Australia is to be given only to parents who have close ties to Australia. The Balance of Family test is designed to determine the extent of the parent's links to their children in Australia and ensure only those with close ties to Australia are eligible for parent visas.

Close Ties to Australia for 143 Parents Visa

The balance of family test is concerned with the numeric distribution and geographical location of the children of the applicant and the applicant's partner and, if applicable, of the former partners of either the applicant. The test does not consider qualitative matters such as the closeness or the breakdown of the parent-child relationships or cultural factors dictating which child should take care of an aged parent. Detailed documentary evidence is prescribed in visa 143 checklist.

How the Test is Met for 143 Subclass

A parent will meet the balance of family test if at least half of the parent's children and step-children are "eligible children" or there are more "eligible children" than children living in any other single country. In short, "eligible children" include Australian citizens; Australian permanent residents usually resident in Australia; or eligible New Zealand citizens usually resident in Australia, compared to children who are resident in any other one country.

Which children are counted in the BoF Test for Contributory Visa

The children counted for the purpose of the balance of family test include all children and step-children of the parent or the parent's spouse or de facto partner. No assessment of the nature of the parent-child relationship is necessary. Children of the applicant (that is, the applicant who needs to satisfy primary criteria) born outside a partner relationship, such as a casual, polygamous or from one or more concurrent partner relationships, the primary applicant's children (natural and adopted) are counted in the balance of family test as such children are still children of the applicant. However, children of partner of the applicant born under any kind of relationships described above are not counted in the BoF test.

Which children are not counted in the BoF Test for Parent Visa Australia 143

Deceased children are not counted in the balance of family test. In case of applicant's partner's polygamous or concurrent relationships, the partners cannot be recognised as a spouse or de facto partner, and therefore none of the partner's children can be counted in the balance of family test.

Contributory Parent Visa 143 Sponsorship Requirements

Subclass 143 Requirements to be met by the Sponsor

The requirements that the sponsor must meet at the time of application for the visa for which the sponsored person has applied are that the sponsor must be the child of the applicant; is an Australian citizen or an Australian Permanent Resident or an Eligible New Zealand citizen; and is settled and usually resident in Australia.

Assessment of Settled at the time of Subclass 143 Visa Application

Assessment of settled at time of visa application can be considered met unless there are significant extended periods of absence prior to making the visa application. Detailed documentary evidence is prescribed in visa 143 checklist.

Parent Visa 143 Assessment of Settled at the time of Decision

At time of decision, there are three categories within which a sponsor can meet the ‘settled’ requirement:
Category 1: If the sponsor has been lawfully resident in Australia for two years, (as at time of visa application) (discounting short trips outside Australia for up to four months), this is generally considered to be a ‘reasonable period’. A sponsor could come within this category even if they are outside Australia at the time the visa application is made.
Category 2: If the sponsor is currently in Australia but has been outside Australia for more than four months in the two-year period immediately preceding the date the visa application was made, they must provide some documentary evidence showing that they are currently settled in Australia.
Category 3: If the sponsor is not in Australia, and has not been in Australia for the full two years preceding the application (discounting short trips to Australia under four months), they must provide some documentary evidence as to the reason for the absence and establish that they meet the ‘settled’ requirement.

Parent Contributory Visa Assessment of Usually Resident in Australia

The evidence for being usually resident somewhere may be seen in a variety of factors, including; maintaining a home in a particular place, going to work there, owning property, business or other interests there, having family and other ties in the place. Absence from a place at a particular time does not automatically mean it is not a person’s usual residence, as the person may have already established usual residence there in circumstances where their absence is still consistent with having usual residence in that place.

Parent Contributory 143 Visa Sponsor Income Requirement

143 Visa AOS Income Requirement is equal to the maximum annual basic rate for JSP for a single person for each of the adults involved in the AoS, whether they are an assurer or assuree. JSP is A$15,912.

Parent Contributory Visa 143 Policy

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