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 Dependent Child visa (subclass 445) is a temporary visa. It allows a child to travel to and from, and stay in Australia until their parent’s permanent Partner visa is confirmed.
How do I get this visa?
This visa has several requirements for the applying child, who must be:
Are there any other conditions?
Usually, for the visa to be issued, the applying child must be younger than 18. If not, they:
On the parents’ part, one of them must hold either the Temporary Partner visa (subclass 309 or subclass 820) or the Dependent Child visa (subclass 445).
What is the application process?
Typically, the parent must lodge the visa application on behalf of the child. However, this is not set in stone. Either the child or their sponsor must complete and submit Form 918 – Application for an Extended Eligibility visa.
If applying from outside Australia, the applicant must deliver the application to the nearest Australian visa office. If applying from within Australia, then the form can be posted or sent by courier to the Perth Office in Western Australia.
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What are the features and benefits of this visa?
The Dependent Child visa (subclass 445) is a temporary visa, and lets the child: