Parent visas

There are different parent visa pathways, including temporary and permanent options, as well as contributory and non-contributory streams. The right option depends on your family situation, eligibility, and the timeframe and budget you are working with.

Generally, contributory Parent visas involve higher government charges but shorter processing times than non-contributory options. Non-contributory pathways may have significantly longer wait times. We can help you compare the options carefully before you decide.

The balance of family test is one of the key requirements for many Parent visas. It looks at where your children usually live and whether enough of them are settled in Australia. We can assess whether this requirement is met in your circumstances.

That depends on the visa subclass and the conditions attached to your current visa. Some applicants may be able to apply while in Australia, while others may need to apply from offshore.

Parent visa processing times can be lengthy, especially for certain subclasses. Because these applications involve major planning, we help families understand the likely timeframe, costs, and practical considerations before moving forward.

Yes. Parent visa planning can be overwhelming, especially where timing, health, cost, and family arrangements all need to be considered. We help you compare the available options and choose the pathway that best fits your goals.