Would you bring your family or wait for a while?

bachuchay

Gano katagal po pwd mag stay pag tourist visa yung mother in law nyo?

Okim

Nauna naman ako dito sa Sydney, iniwan saglit ang asawa't anak. Pabor sa situation namin dahil wala kami kakilala/relatives dito.maliliit pa anak ko kaya di pwede sa malalayong lakaran. After landing a job, I'm sorting out accommodation and other stuff para tuloy tuloy na magkakasama na kami ulit. Medyo malungkot sa una pero have to endure it.

stolich18

@bachuchay dahil minadali namin at hindi na namin kinaya magintay para sa medicals nya, 3 mos max lang pero multiple entry for 1 year. hehehehe kung nagpamedical sya, possible na 6 mos sana eh. hehehe

Kung husband ko ang magssponsor, alam ko pdeng up to 5 years ang visa tapos 1 year max stay. not sure lang if required ang bond pag ganon. Pero for now this will do. Alam ko pde rin makisaup sa immigration na iextend ang visa especially if ang reason ay to look after her grandchild while I am working.

JCsantos

<blockquote rel="bachuchay">@stolich18

Gano katagal po pwd mag stay pag tourist visa yung mother in law nyo?</blockquote>

From the news they can stay for a maximum of 5 years, im not really sure kung na change na yung rules

kremitz

@jcsantos max of five years yung visa na multiple entry? Pero how many straight months max na pwede magstay?

limelight

<blockquote rel="glaiza1210">@limelight, immigrant. PR yung visa ko.</blockquote>

Ako po kase balak ko na student yung entry ko...

JCsantos

<blockquote rel="kremitz">@jcsantos max of five years yung visa na multiple entry? Pero how many straight months max na pwede magstay?</blockquote>

No idea

stolich18

^ maximum of 1 year stay. pero pag ganon dapat may medicals na

icebreaker1928

<blockquote rel="kremitz">@jcsantos max of five years yung visa na multiple entry? Pero how many straight months max na pwede magstay?</blockquote>

12 mos tapos kelangan nya mag exit ulit.... pabakasyunin mo muna sya ng new zealand 😃

KurikongSaTumbong

Based on experience eh maganda sama sama na sa umpisa pa lang

basta me enough budget. Mas gaganda diskarte nyo pag kasama nyo pamilya nyo at maaayos lahat sa umpisa pa lang. Yung pa isa isa dating eh para kang laging back to stage 1.

stolich18

^ i agree :-)

cheesy

agree if me budget naman n ma a arrange ng before hand ang accommodation mas mainam.me possibility rin na pareho.lang gastos nyo if me maiiwan s pinas vs isasama n.agad..factors to consider magkano ba nagagstos ng family s.pinas ...if nag skul na anak nyo n s private tapos need nyo pa iwan s kamaganak wherein need nyung sustentuhan ..ung expenses na yun ma c cover na ibang gastos nyo s oz(plus me possibility pang makakuha ng allowance kid nyo s centrelink)...ibang story na syempre if need talaga mag stay ng isa para me steady income ...compute compute..pros n cons..wag lang suicidal decision hehe

ipink

<blockquote rel="rguez06"><blockquote rel="ipink">hi peeps! my hubby and I intend to go first and leave our 2 kids with my parents while we settle down there. do you think I would have problems if it will be my parents on tourist visa which will bring the kids to aussie by that time? take note it will be the initial entry of my kids. ano tips nyo if I do this?</blockquote>

Had an experience with this, klngan nyo po ikuha ng permit to travel yung 2 kids nyo from DSWD dahil haharangin po sila sa immigration pag hinde kasama ang nanay. nakalagay po dun sa permit kung sinong allowed na kasama ng bata during travel kahit po nasa AU na kayo nde naman po iveverify ng immigration natin un. Hope this helps</blockquote>

Glad that someone here has experience already doing this. Did you get the permit before you left for Australia then? Meron ba sya expiry ang permit? Can this be processed by my mother before they leave? For now kasi this is just one of my options. So baka waste of effort if I do it but will not pursue it.

@TasBurrfoot @JCsantos @glaiza1210 @rguez06 maraming salamat sa inputs ninyo 🙂

kremitz

Thanks ice and stolich

limelight

<blockquote rel="glaiza1210">@limelight, immigrant. PR yung visa ko.</blockquote>

Ako po kase balak ko na student yung entry ko...<blockquote rel="KurikongSaTumbong">Based on experience eh maganda sama sama na sa umpisa pa lang

basta me enough budget. Mas gaganda diskarte nyo pag kasama nyo pamilya nyo at maaayos lahat sa umpisa pa lang. Yung pa isa isa dating eh para kang laging back to stage 1.</blockquote>

Gusto ko rin po sana gnyan pero, ayokong irisk yung sa daughter ko. Paano kme

Maghahanap work kung walan mgbabantay sa kanya.

Cguro baka kme muna ni husband

lock_code2004

@ipink - regarding DSWD permit, yes pwede mo na iprocess yan in advance.

go to your nearest DWSD office.. you can apply for 1 yr or 2 yr permit yata..

ganyan ginawa ng ate ko na nasa abroad, nagtravel ang anak nya ksama ang lola (mother ko)..

ipink

@TasBurrfoot @JCsantos @glaiza1210 @rguez06 @lock_code2004 thank you for all your inputs. additional question.. how about appointing my parents as guardian pala? for example for my kids school in case there are things that needs a parents consent. What can I prepare for situations such as that?

kookie420

As for us, my husband went ahead first week of August while my daughter and I are staying with my parents. It's a bit hard because we need to be there by end of Sept or first week Oct because I need to give birth there by December. I know how hard it was for my husband but with God's grace, he was able to get a job on his second week 🙂 it was also a blessing that my barkada in high school offered their place, my husband crashed in the sofa for two weeks and now he moved to a room rental up until we arrive.

Also, my husband tried to do a gig. He distributed flyers for about 4hrs a day, ok naman yung pay 🙂 para lang may little income at di lang palabas ang pera. Hehe

altuser41

Hello! This is my first post here in pinoyau.

I am still in the stage of knowing the ins and outs of this migration thing, and with lots of information here, DIAC site, etc, I can't help but to get confused sometimes.

I am a father of 3 and am still contemplating on 2 things:

1) Should I include my family in my application right away? (wife, 3 kids, my mother perhaps?) or;

2) Should I put myself first and include them afterwards, maybe after I secure a steady job in Oz?

I would like to ask if choosing #1 would result to savings in terms of Visa application fee. Or choosing either of the 2 won't make any difference?

It's completely ok with me if someone could just provide the link that could answer my questions.

Thank you! :\">

lock_code2004

@altuser41

you should include your immediate family (wife and kids) in your application
if you will not include them, you will provide additional docs why you are not including them
and then additional processing, docs, time/effort if you are going to apply for them afterwards..
including your parents will be very difficult.. you need to provide proof of dependency, financial support etc...

as of Jul 2013, visa application fee is now charged per person.. (main applicant + spouse +kids)

unlike before, the fee is per application regardless the number of person/s included in the application..

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