how can I sponsor my brother ?

grace143 · January 2015

Hi anyone know ? I want to sponsor my brother so he can also work here in Australia. Im holding temporary PR visa .

engr_boy · January 2015

there is no direct way to do it. though i suggest checking out the various student visas. that maybe the key to your question. ganyan ginawa ng housemate ko to help her brother.

danyan2001us · January 2015

Hi anyone know ? I want to sponsor my brother so he can also work here in Australia. Im holding temporary PR visa .

let him check the point test baka aabot na siya ng 60 points then he can apply for his skilled independent visa...good luck

johnadrielle_santos · May 2016

but it will not fall ba under his dependent? temporary PR would not allow you to bring any of your family member?

kittykate · May 2016

@danyan2001us hello paano po yung point test?

guenb · June 2016

@johnadrielle_santos @grace143 hello hope I can help with regards sa dependents they should comply with all the factors to qualify:

Your family member will be considered dependent if all of the following apply:
they do not have a spouse or de facto partner
they usually live with you
they are wholly or substantially reliant on your financial support for their basic living needs (food, shelter and clothing)
they are more reliant on you for support than on any other person or source
they have relied on you for at least the 12 months immediately before you lodge your application.
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Incl

@kittykate points of balance test:

The balance-of-family test measures your ties to Australia. You meet this requirement if either:
at least half of your children live permanently in Australia
more of your children live permanently in Australia than in any other country.
You can check the table here https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/103-
Example if your parents have 2 children, for them to qualify, at least 1 child should be a permanent resident or citizen of AU

psalms5110 · July 2016

@guenb hello, I would also like to ask for advise regarding my situation. I have a brother which is 14years old, so grade 9 pa lang siya. We are seven in the family and I have 2 single working sisters, while I am married. I would like to get my brother to help him sa future na rin. Which visa and what are the process that I can research on? Pag aaralan ko kung paano ko siya madadala dito.

guenb · July 2016

@psalms5110 if you want it to be not so complicated, student visa stream although ppasok sia as international student...
for family stream naman there is remaining relative visa, which in your case di namn applicable because the sisters are still there,

the remaining relative visa is the only option for you to bring your last brother, sister or adult child to Australia.
To qualify for this visa your brother, sister or adult child must prove that:
They do not have any parents, siblings (including steps siblings) or non-dependent children that live outside Australia.
If they are married or in a defacto relationship, their spouse does not have any parents, siblings (including steps siblings) or non-dependent children that live outside Australia.
The number of remaining relative visas that are made available each year is limited. As a result you can expect to wait about 10+ years until you are granted a remaining relative visa.

last option is for parent visa and then your parents can tag him as their dependent
(fastest route)
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/173-
then
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/143-
or
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/103-