Child visa (subclass 802)
Who is this visa for? The Child visa (subclass 802) is a permanent visa which lets a child stay i...
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Who is this visa for?
The Child visa (subclass 101) allows a child, who lives outside Australia, to arrive and live in Australia permanently with their parent.
How do I get this visa?
To be eligible for this visa, the child must be:
Are there any other conditions?
The sponsoring parent must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
The child can include their dependent children in their visa application.
If the child is adopted, the adoption must have been completed before their sponsoring parent became an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
Any debts to the Australian government must be repaid.
How do I apply for this visa?
Either the child or sponsor should complete Form 47CH – Application for Migration to Australia by a Child and Form 40CH – Sponsorship for a Child to Migrate to Australia. Both completed forms then should be lodged together to one of the immigration offices outside Australia. The child must be outside Australia when the visa application is submitted, and when the decision is made.
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What are the features and benefits of this visa?
The child must comply with all Australian laws and visa conditions, such as entering Australia by a set date, and not getting married or into a de facto relationship before arriving in Australia. It also allows the child to: