VIC Visa Australia - Can Mother come from Overseas as Child's Carer?
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Hi MissiN,
Which nationality is the grandmother?
I am not an immigration expert, but your grandmother may qualify for:
1. A contributory parent visa: if their child is an Australian citizen
2. Contributory aged parent visa: if the migrating person 65 years or older
3. Tourist visa: if all else fails, she can apply for a tourist visa and come for a little while
My understanding of a carer visa is that it does not include caring for a child. It is more for relatives coming to care for a family member with a long-term or permanent medical condition (of more than 2 years) and will require medicare records or other kind of assessment
Which nationality is the grandmother?
I am not an immigration expert, but your grandmother may qualify for:
1. A contributory parent visa: if their child is an Australian citizen
2. Contributory aged parent visa: if the migrating person 65 years or older
3. Tourist visa: if all else fails, she can apply for a tourist visa and come for a little while
My understanding of a carer visa is that it does not include caring for a child. It is more for relatives coming to care for a family member with a long-term or permanent medical condition (of more than 2 years) and will require medicare records or other kind of assessment
Hi MissiN,
Which nationality is the grandmother?
I am not an immigration expert, but yourgrandmother may qualify for:
1. A contributory parent visa: if their child is an Australian citizen
2. Contributory aged parent visa: if the migrating person 65 years or older
3. Tourist visa: if all else fails, she can apply
My understanding of a carer visa is that it does not include caring for a child. It is more for relatives coming to care for a family member with a long-term or permanent medical condition (of more than 2 years) and will require medicare records or other kind of assessment
Hello
Thank
you for respondingThe grandmother is Bosnian Croatian
Hi MissiN,
Have a talk with your embassy in Australia as well as the Australian Immigration Department
Good luck!
Have a talk with your embassy in Australia as well as the Australian Immigration Department
Good luck!
Actually there are another 2 other visas you guys have forgotten to mention. I suggest you contact a Registered Migration Agent to determine all possible options and criteria.
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