Child Visa
Children are sponsored by their biological or adoptive parents. There is also an Orphan Relative visa option to sponsor a relative to come to Australia to live. This applies if their parents are deceased, can’t care for them or can’t be found.
The child must be a dependent child of a parent who is an Australian citizen, an eligible New Zealand citizen, or the holder of an Australian permanent visa. The child should be under 18 years of age. However, if the child is a full-time student aged over 18 and under 25 and is financially dependent on the parent, they may still be eligible to apply for the visa. In addition, if the child is over 18 and unable to work due to a disability, they may also be eligible to apply.
The child must be sponsored by an eligible parent, or by the parent’s spouse or de facto partner.
The child must not be, and must never have been, married or engaged to be married, or in a de facto relationship.
The child and any dependants included in the application must meet health requirements. If the child is aged 16 years or over, they must also meet character requirements.
At the first free consultation, after checking your visa status and conditions, we will assess your eligibility to apply for a Child visa and assist you with the application process.
Based on our knowledge and experience in migration law, we will complete your visa application and prepare the required supporting documents. After the Department of Home Affairs makes a decision, we will notify you of the outcome.
If your visa has been refused, contact us immediately. We can assist you to success to Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) and Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCC).