移民局回信：103签证 关于一方sponsor资助双方父母的疑问，希望对大家有帮助！

belle_jia

Dear XXX：

Yes you can sponsor parents and in-laws at the same time but as sponsors have to sign to confirm they will financially support the applicants if necessary for up to two years after grant of visa you need to be sure that you can do this. Is there a reason your husband will not be sponsoring his own parents? Although the sponsor needs to be settled in Australia if the sponsor is not the child we still take into account whether the child is settled.
If you have not sponsored anyone before you should say no in Form 40.

Admin
Parent Visa Centre
Department of Immigration and Border Protection

Email: Parents@immi.gov.au



-----Original Message-----
From: XXX
Sent: Wednesday, 28 May 2014 12:15 PM
To: WA Parents
Subject: Website Enquiry

This enquiry was submitted through the departmental website.
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Originating form: http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/ ... sing-centres.htm?43
Destination email: parents@immi.gov.au

It was submitted by XXX on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 at 14:14:56
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realname: XXX

email: XXX

subject: Website Enquiry

message: Dear Sir/Madam,

My parents and parents-in-law are planning to submit the visa application with 103 type. I have been living in AU for more than 2 years as a PR. I have the following questions to consult you and thanks for your confirmation.

1. May I sponsor my parents and parents-in-law at the same time?

2. In the Form 40, should I tick 'Yes' options for both of the questions?

Part D â About the person(s) you or your partner previously sponsored/nominated as a remaining relative?

15 Have you or your partner previously sponsored/ nominated any person(s) for a remaining relative visa?

Regards,
XXX

唯_月

是的，不管是否做sponsor，申请人的孩子仍然需要是settled的，这是父母移民的基本条件

移民局的网站上都有说的：http://www.immi.gov.au/Visas/Pages/103.aspx

You might be able to get a Parent visa (subclass 103) if you:

-have a child who is:
   -an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen
   -lawfully resident in Australia for at least two years (a shorter period can be considered for Australian citizens if there are compelling and compassionate circumstances)
-meet the balance-of-family test
-meet health and character requirements
-have a sponsor.


Your sponsor

You must be sponsored by an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen. The sponsor needs to have been living lawfully in Australia for at least two years before you apply for this visa. For most applicants, your child or your child's spouse or de facto partner will need to sponsor you.

If your child is younger than 18 years of age you can be sponsored by:

-your child's spouse, if the spouse has turned 18 and is a settled Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen
-a relative or guardian of your child
-a relative or guardian of your child's spouse, if the spouse has not turned 18 and is a settled Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen
-a community organisation.