The waiting time for the Australian parent visa has been extended, and the sooner it is submitted, the sooner the beneficiary principle has not changed, and some activists have successfully immigrated.
Congratulations to Mr. S for being granted the Australian 143 permanent residence visa
Case Analysis
Mr. S submitted 143 on July 14, 2017, and the final approval was April 10, 2024. Let's take a look at his timeline:
- On July 14, 2017, all the materials were sorted out and mailed to the WA Parent Visa Center;
- On August 2, 2017, we received a valid receipt from the Immigration Bureau;
- On January 19, 2024, we received a notice of supplementation, supplementing the certificate of no criminal record and physical examination in China;
- On January 25, 2024, the customer completed the first round of replenishment;
- On February 22, 2024, notify the sponsor to apply for AOS;
- On March 20, 2024, the AOS was successfully passed;
- On March 27, 2024, the payment of the contribution fee will be notified and the payment will be completed on April 6;
- On April 10, 2024, the 143 parent contribution visa was approved;
143 Visa Checklist
So what materials must be prepared to apply for an Australian 143 visa? You can refer to the following:
- A scanned color copy of the information page of the applicant's passport;
- Notarization of the applicant's previous name in both English and Chinese (if applicable);
- The applicant's marriage certificate is notarized in Chinese and English (both husband and wife can provide a notarized marriage certificate in Chinese and English);
- Notarization of the applicant's birth certificate in both English and Chinese;
- Notarization of the applicant's ID card in Chinese and English;
- Passport-size photograph of the applicant;
- The applicant completes Form 47PA;
- Proof of having resided legally in Australia for at least two years (e.g. rent/purchase contract in Australia, or bills with Australian address such as utilities, gas, mobile phone bills, etc.);
- A color scanned copy of the information page of the guarantor's passport;
- A color scanned copy of the guarantor's CITIZEN or PR identity certificate;
- Proof of the guarantor's work and income (to be provided when required by the Immigration Bureau, and are not required for the time being);
- The guarantor completes Form 40;
- Notarization of the guarantor's birth certificate in English and Chinese;
Although the certificate of no criminal record is required to be provided at the time of submission, according to practical experience, because the validity period is only 12 months, it can be done after the trial, so that only one notarization of the certificate of no criminal record is required.
In addition, some applicants may have difficulty issuing a birth certificate due to their age. In this case, the applicant can submit the visa first and then supplement it later.
Some friends may ask, is it okay if I don't provide it? In fact, the birth certificate cannot be circumvented, even if the trial reaches the last step, the applicant will be required to provide it, and it can still be submitted by contacting the police station where the hukou is located, but there will be some twists and turns.