Parents - include as Dependents

kenkoy

<blockquote rel="Aiwink"> paano kaya maaapektuhan ang application ko? paano ko kaya mawiwithdraw ang application ko ng SS? </blockquote>

don't take my word for it. as far as i know, DIAC will call/email asking if u wanna pursue ur app declaring ur parents as dependents together w/ ur visa OR like what @lock_code2004 said, better if "dependents but not migrating." to relieve u of worries choose the latter, u will have the option to go through parent visa kasi baka ma deny parents mo at pwede kang maapektuhan. if i remember right, dalawa ung options sa parent visa. one, u need to wait for a number of years & the 2nd is paying up A$xx,xxx.00 as bond. better if u read other forums & DIAC link too.

disclaimer: this is all what i know based on 2011 of DIAC policy prior to our lodgement. i don't have the updates.

kenkoy

what about sa issue ng single parent (my sis)..
in your case po, did you provide additional documents about the father?
or documents, that say's the father has no right at all, and will not be included in the visa application, etc...?</blockquote>
u mean ur sis as a single parent & the skilled migrant herself sponsoring ur mom as dependent? if u have no other sibling to look after ur mom, i think pwede kasi technically, maiiwan na mag-isa ang mom mo. but u need to have an evidence that ur mom's marriage is annulled or legally separated, a widow or not in de facto relationship. as i said, if ur mom is still married & ur dad has been an absentee husband, bring the case to the court.
additional info, yes but not complete. on one long form, can't remember, dad's details were asked. i asked my son to ask him but no way did he contact instead he executed a stat dec stating all details of our family history. ahhhh...that was too sad, parang teleserye lang. 😃
no dox at all. we never thought of excluding the dad. we simply stated the facts & truth about the family history & explaining why we couldn't furnish some of his details; & the dad being in the US & a citizen. during the time of our lodgement, they had no communication for a number of years earlier. matagal, kasi meron silang lab & het relationship. 😛

amcasperforu

Hello po @kenkoy, I read your message and replies about parents as a dependent... Gusto ko rin po sanang isama ang mom ko sa pag aapply ko sa NSW. Matagal na po kasing patay ang dad ko and ever since sya lang po nagpalaki sa amin. Then a year ago I finally decided to let her retire... Financially I'd been supporting her for more than a year and so... Hope matulungan nyo po ako sa pag process.. At the moment I'm done with my IELTS and waiting for the ACS results within this week... Thanks po in advance... I really want to have my mom with my application, I want to return the favor , I realy want to make her happy and I know letting her retire this early is one of my little step ahead meeting my other good intentions for her.

kenkoy

@amcasperforu have u read DIAC's requirement/qualification of sponsoring a parent as dependant? from the top, meron post si @lock_code2004. pls tell me ur circumstances based on truths. i will try my best. remember i am not an agent nor a lawyer or a DIAC employee. i will help based from what i had gone through. ilan kayo magkakapatid? ano pa ang mga pangyayari nung gabing yun? heheheh! joke! 😃 sige, kwentuhan mo kami baka makatulong.

amcasperforu

@kenkoy natawa ako dun sa proceedings na parang judge hehe... Tatlo po kaming magkakapatid, nung gabi pong iyon, ang pinakamatandang kapatid namin ay umalis ng bahay at di na namin alam kung saan sya ngayon.. We lost communication since then, my younger brother naman po eh may sariling pamilya na and married for two years now. So ako na lang po ang nag ffinance monthly and even the health insurance ng mom ko ay sya ang aking dependent para makatipid at least cover po ng company...

rish

hi guys!

haba na ng mga comments at naaliw naman ako! naloloka na rin ako ng kakaisip ng ways and means para malampasan at matapos ang issue na to sa buhay namin lols!

Pwede na kaya ang declaration na separated by board ang parents ko for x number of years? like all the information na kelangan nandun that they are not living together and does not depend on each other signed by the whole family. Affidavit duly notarized. or should we start filing for legal separation by court which is very costly and time consuming.

Naiisip ko pang documents of support for my mom is a barangay certification that she is in fact dependng on us on everything. pwede na kaya yun?

I salute everyone that is doing everything for their parents! we all know we just want to repay them for all that they have done to us! (just bringing us to the world is more than enough reason!)

thanks

kenkoy

@amcasperforu lekat na kapatid mo...nagpaka misteryoso effect pa. ok, kelan pa sya nawawala? anong taon? UP student ba yan? joke! ano ang mga naging paraan nyo para hanapin si kapatid? may police/NBI search bang naganap? or nai-report nyo man lang ba na missing person sya? natanong nyo na ba sa immigration baka nag abroad lang or nag pari or nag sundalo. wala akong alam paano i-declare ang isang missing person. ang alam ko lang u need to exhaust all ur means finding him & then that's the only time he is declared as missing. ask the police agency re this. from there siguro pwede mo na i-declare sa stat dec mo ang buong pangyayari.

ganito: in general, any proof u present to DIAC, it has to be issued/certified/authenticated by the authorities or a gov't agency. the more proofs to show one circumstance, the better.

kenkoy

@rish don't short-cut the process. sayang ang pera, time & effort. better a court case kesa naman ma deny ka bec of the poor evidences u submitted. pls realize u are dealing with another government & the money u will spend is no joke. kung pwede na sa DIAC na evidences all what u mentioned, siguro pati lola ko nai-sponsor ko at pwedeng matagal ng over populated ang AU.

to back-up my claims other than my brgy cert, i submitted more proofs of my bills/letters/bank accts, gov't IDs, etc even 10 years or so older.

Aiwink

TO SUMMARIZE FOR THOSE WHO WANTS TO APPLY FOR PARENT VISA

Parent (Permanent) Visa (Subclass 103) CAPPED AND QUEUED.

A permanent visa for parents who have children living in Australia.

1st instalment $2060

2nd instalment $1795

Contributory Parent (Migrant) Visa (Subclass 143) CAPPED

A permanent visa for parents with children living in Australia. This visa costs more than the Parent visa but is generally processed faster.

1st Installment $2060

2nd instalment $42 220

Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 173) CAPPED

This is a temporary visa valid for two years. If you hold this visa you can then apply for the permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143).

1st Installment $2060

2nd instalment $25 330

Contributory Parent (Migrant) Visa (from Subclass 173 to Subclass 143) CAPPED

This visa is for holders of a temporary Contributory Parent visa (subclass 173), who want to apply for a permanent Contributory Parent visa (subclass 143).

1st Installment $280

2nd instalment $16 885

Here are the links

http://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/family/parent-outside.htm

http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/990i/parent.htm

http://www.immi.gov.au/about/charters/client-services-charter/visas/5.0.htm

good luck!

hotshot

wow ang mahal nung Subclass 143! A$ 44K in total?

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="amcasperforu">@kenkoy natawa ako dun sa proceedings na parang judge hehe... Tatlo po kaming magkakapatid, nung gabi pong iyon, ang pinakamatandang kapatid namin ay umalis ng bahay at di na namin alam kung saan sya ngayon.. We lost communication since then, my younger brother naman po eh may sariling pamilya na and married for two years now. So ako na lang po ang nag ffinance monthly and even the health insurance ng mom ko ay sya ang aking dependent para makatipid at least cover po ng company...

</blockquote>

hi.. i think malakas ang case mo... lalo na kung single ka pa... at sayo nakatira ang parents mo..

you can show documents like your insurance card where your mom is your dependent..

no more questions your honor..

Aiwink

@hotshot sinabi mo pa!!!! nyak! ubos ang savings! hahahah

hotshot

<blockquote rel="Aiwink">@hotshot sinabi mo pa!!!! nyak! ubos ang savings! hahahah</blockquote>

kung savings ko....kulang pa! hahaha

sydneyblued

Shocks ang mahal pala ng application for Parent Visa!... waah! subclass 103 lang pinaka-mababa kaya lang ilang years kaya process nito?

lock_code2004

oo nga.. holy guacamole...

kaya kailangan pag-aralan mabuti kung okay ba na isama ang parent/s as dependent/s.

whew!!

lock_code2004

Parent Visa Queue

http://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/family/parent-visa-processing-priorities.htm

Parent (non-contributory) visa queuing arrangements

In the 2012–13 Migration Program year, 2150 Parent (non-contributory) visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia.

Based on current planning levels, if your are applying for a Parent (non-contributory) visa you can expect an approximate 15 year wait before visa grant consideration after being allocated a queue date.

Contributory parent category queue

In the 2012–13 Migration Program year, 6575 Contributory Parent visa places are available for applicants applying from in and outside Australia.

Based on current planning levels if you are a new Contributory Parent visa applicant, you can expect to wait 12 to 24 months before visa grant consideration, depending on your circumstances. As current migration planning levels sufficiently cater for demand for these visas, if you are a new Contributory Parent visa applicant, you will not be provided with a queue date.

hotshot

@lock_code2004 : Parent Visa (non-contributary) = 15 years wait? wow!

lock_code2004

<blockquote rel="hotshot">@lock_code2004 : Parent Visa (non-contributary) = 15 years wait? wow!</blockquote>

or you pay 40kaud if you want maprocess agad..

i think ganyan din naman sa US at Canada, pag petition ng family, matagal talaga ang waiting time..

hotshot

@lock_code2004 : wala akong idea na ganito pala katagal. dapat pala sinama ko na dad ko sa application namin as dependent.

lock_code2004

@hotshot - oo nga eh.. crucial decision talga yan... kaya pinagiisipan kong mabuti para sa kapatid ko..

tourist visa is another option.. yun nga lang, max stay in AU is only 12 months, but they can go back anytime.. read below..

Tourist Visa (Subclass 676) - Fee 115AUD

Parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents

Parents of Australian permanent residents or Australian citizens may be eligible for the grant of one of the following:

•Tourist visa of up to five years validity with a stay of up to 12 months on each entry where they are applying from outside Australia and are in the Parent (subclass 103) visa queue

•Tourist visa of up to three years validity with 12 months stay on each entry where they are applying from outside Australia and are not in the Parent visa queue.

These longer stay and validity visas are not available to people who apply in Australia.

In addition to meeting all other Tourist visa requirements, you will need to:

•hold health insurance to cover any healthcare costs during your stay

•not stay in Australia for more than 12 months in any 18 month period. (Like all tourists, parents granted Tourist visas are expected to maintain extended periods of absence between visits to Australia).

http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/tourist/676/

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