Facing the challenge of reuniting with an orphaned relative in Australia? Parish Patience can serve as your dependable partner to streamline the process of securing an Orphan Visa for Australia. Our team is keen to providing compassionate, expert assistance to bring families together, understanding the sensitivity and urgency of each case with both professionalism and compassion. Let’s talk about your visa goals in a proper consultation.
What happens when a child overseas finds themselves without parents to care for them? The Orphan Relative Visa Australia provides a beacon of hope. It allows a child who is an orphan relative to live in Australia with their sponsoring relatives. With this visa the applicant can:
The orphaned relative must meet the following conditional requirements for visa approval:
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Ensure 100% visa success by taking into account the following step by step application process:
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Evaluate the child’s basic eligibility first. Check the passport if it’s still valid. Appoint an Australian immigration agent or lawyer to apply on your behalf should you need it.
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Compile all documents needed to support the child’s application, from identity documents such as passport, travel document, photos, proof that the child has no parent to provide care for them, and relationship evidence with you.
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Once you’ve gathered all pertinent documents, submit your application by paper as online lodgements are currently not accepted for this visa type. The child must be outside Australia at the time and when a decision is made. You must also pay the fees first online as you will need to attach the payment receipt in your application.
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Wait for the Department to notify you if they need more information to further evaluate your application, or if you need to undergo a health examination and/or biometrics. You must duly inform the Department if you have mistakes in your application or if there are changes in your current circumstances.
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Finally, anticipate whether or not your application is approved or otherwise denied. If granted, the Department will write you a letter confirming the date you can fly to Australia alongside other key information. If denied, they will also let you know why. You can file an appeal at the Tribunal or consult with a professional to help you reapply or explore other visa options.
Need professional assistance in streamlining your orphan child visa Australia application? Parish Patience Immigration Lawyers got it all taken care of for you!
Our team’s in-depth knowledge of local immigration law means we navigate the complex visa process with precision. We stay updated on all changes and nuances to ensure your application meets the latest requirements and has the highest chance of success.
Every case is unique and has special requirements, and we treat it accordingly. We take the time to understand your specific situation to deliver personalised legal solutions. Our bespoke approach ensures that we address all potential challenges from the outset.
Our history of successful visa applications speaks to our commitment and expertise. We apply a strategic approach to each case and bank on our knowledge and experience to overcome obstacles and secure positive outcomes for our clients.
We believe in keeping our clients not just informed but involved throughout the process. Our policy of open and honest communication ensures you’re never in the dark about where your application stands or what steps we’re taking on your behalf.
Integrity is the cornerstone of our legal and Australian visa services. We therefore offer honest, straightforward advice, set realistic expectations, and provide professional guidance from initial consultation to post-visa grant.
Processing time for subclass 117 Australia orphan relative visa is within 28 months to 72 months.
On the other hand, the main application charge for the orphan relative visa subclass 117 in Australia is A$1,870, which is exclusive of fees for secondary applicants, as well as payments for police certificates, biometrics, and health exams if requested.
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An Orphan Relative Visa is for children under 18 who are from outside Australia and have no parent to care for them because their parents are deceased, permanently incapacitated, or of unknown whereabouts. The child must have a relative in Australia who is an AU citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealander willing to sponsor them.
To sponsor an orphan relative, you must be the child’s relative or the spouse/de facto partner of the child’s relative. You must also be settled in Australia as either a citizen, permanent resident, or a qualified New Zealander. Additionally, you need to have the capacity to provide for the child’s accommodation, welfare, and other needs.
Processing times differ based on several factors, including the completeness of the application, how quickly you respond to any requests for additional information, and the number of applications being assessed. In general, processing times can take from 28 to 72 months. It’s critical to provide all required documents promptly to avoid delays.
Yes, holders of an orphan relative visa are entitled to residency, education, and employment privileges in Australia.
The orphan relative applicant must be under 18 years of age during application, or that the application must be lodged before the child turns 18. If the applicant is over 18, consider consulting with a migration lawyer or agent to explore other visa types that your relative may be best eligible for.