Hey there, there should be rules in place allowing you to do so. Speak to one of our migration agents and they can clarify this one for you pathwaytoaus.com/book-a-consultation/
Once you have applied for the contributory parent visa, if that parent is currently in Australia on a TSS work sponsored visa, is that parent allowed to continue working whilst waiting on the bridging visa for the parent visa to be granted and once the parent visa is granted, is that parent allowed to work in Australia or not?
So if you decided to pay the smaller fee and wait approximately 20 years for the visa to be granted, would you parent(s) be on a bridging visa all those years and be allowed to stay in Australia or do they have to stay in there own country all those years then come to Australia after the visa is finally granted? Because if there already in there 60’s or 70’s they’re probably going to be dead 20 years later when the visa is finally granted!
Thanks for the information. Are parents allowed to stay in Australia on bridging visa until their visa application is processed? For example, if a parent applied for aged contributory parent visa, can they stay in Australia for 3-4 years on a bridging if that’s how long it takes to process the application?
Hi, My husband and I are aged 70 and 65 resp. We are planning to apply for aged parents visa or contributory aged parents visa. Considering our ages and the cost, which do you suggest is the right option? Thank you.
Hello I am from Sri Lanka studying Aeronautical engineering. My sister is doing business management. We plan on coming to Australia for our master's degree in 2024. Is it possible for us to apply for PR in my country itself and also we plan on getting our parents citizenship as well later on. we plan on settling in Perth due to our relatives being there. What are the steps that you think we should take?
thank you , if I got my 491 visa when i was younger than 45 and later if I want to change it to 190 or permanent residency , still should I be younger than 45 ? thank you again
Just remove the non contributory visa already! It's a joke at 20 years waiting time.
Really impressive and correct information. Its helped me.
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Waiting time is more like 6-7 years on visa 143. Not sure if it speeds up after COVID plandemic is now in the past.
What’s confusing are the rules about buying property when on a Bridging Visa A
Hey there, there should be rules in place allowing you to do so. Speak to one of our migration agents and they can clarify this one for you pathwaytoaus.com/book-a-consultation/
Thanks for the information
How about subclass 143 for parents cost & time ?
Once you have applied for the contributory parent visa, if that parent is currently in Australia on a TSS work sponsored visa, is that parent allowed to continue working whilst waiting on the bridging visa for the parent visa to be granted and once the parent visa is granted, is that parent allowed to work in Australia or not?
So if you decided to pay the smaller fee and wait approximately 20 years for the visa to be granted, would you parent(s) be on a bridging visa all those years and be allowed to stay in Australia or do they have to stay in there own country all those years then come to Australia after the visa is finally granted? Because if there already in there 60’s or 70’s they’re probably going to be dead 20 years later when the visa is finally granted!
For the aged parent you may be able to get a bridging visa. But not the parent.
Thanks for the information. Are parents allowed to stay in Australia on bridging visa until their visa application is processed? For example, if a parent applied for aged contributory parent visa, can they stay in Australia for 3-4 years on a bridging if that’s how long it takes to process the application?
If you apply for the aged parent yes potentially, but not the parent visa
@@Pathwaytoaus Is it possible to waive no further stay condition on tourist visa of my parents?
I really wish someone did a video on what are the actual rights and limitations while living on visa 143 in Australia. Thanks
Pls, if I don't have parents anymore, can my step mum apply for this visa?
Great vids, thanks.Please consider making a vid on bringing brothers/sisters too if u have PR or if half the family are residents in Aus. Cheers🙏
Thanks, great idea
@@Pathwaytoaus interested in this too, is it a thing being able to bring your brother to Australia if you have PR and are a citizen?? Thanks
Having 491 visa, can I bring my parents to Australia?
Hi, My husband and I are aged 70 and 65 resp. We are planning to apply for aged parents visa or contributory aged parents visa. Considering our ages and the cost, which do you suggest is the right option? Thank you.
Hi, there are a few things to consider. I would recommend you book in for a consult to discuss everything in more detail
My father in law is 62 and my wife is two siblings. Can she apply for parent visa. How much is the cost?
Sorry, we would need more information to provide specific advice. I would recommend booking in for a migration consultation
Hello I am from Sri Lanka studying Aeronautical engineering. My sister is doing business management. We plan on coming to Australia for our master's degree in 2024. Is it possible for us to apply for PR in my country itself and also we plan on getting our parents citizenship as well later on. we plan on settling in Perth due to our relatives being there. What are the steps that you think we should take?
Potentially
thank you ,
if I got my 491 visa when i was younger than 45 and later if I want to change it to 190 or permanent residency , still should I be younger than 45 ?
thank you again
You would move from the 491 to 191. You can move onto the 191 after 3 year and you can be over 45
@@Pathwaytoaus thank you sir 😊
Sir, I am 60 my only one son is Aus. Citizen plz tell me which is best & good in subclass 143,173,or 864 please answer me I will appreciate thanks
The non contributory or contributory parent visa
@Pathway To Aus thanks for answer.....you mean 143 or 173 right ? Can you send me check list I will really appreciate
My parents fail this balace of family test is there any other way so that they can come abd stay with me...? Please reply
You could look at the temporary parent visa.
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Where and how to inquire? How to communicate with You?
Hi, feel free to give us an email on info@pathwaytoaus.com
Can I convert visiting visa to work visa
Yes you can
hahhah, ag visa??
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