For children who have obtained Australian PR or citizenship, if the financial conditions allow, most of the cases will apply for the 143 or 864 contribution class for their parents to immigrate, which is much faster than the queue class.
This issue shares a recently approved successful case of contributing parent immigration:
Congratulations to Mr. C for being granted Australia 143 visa
Case Analysis
Mr. C, whose son studied in Australia in his early years and obtained Australian permanent residence status in 2016, submitted the Australian 143 Contribution Parent Visa in May 2017.
In October 2023, Mr. C received a notice of no criminal record and medical examination; In December 2023, the Immigration Department notified the sponsor to do AOS and froze the guarantee of 10,000 Australian dollars.
In January 2024, the adjudicator notified the payment of contributions, and on the 16th of the same month, the Australian 143 permanent residence visa was approved.
As of December 31, 2023, the Australian Immigration Department has updated the processing progress of the parent migration visa, the details are as follows:
Contributory parent visas have been processed for applications submitted in June 2017;
103 queue visa applications have been processed for November 2011;
The 804 Queue Aged Parent visa has been processed for January 2013;
The estimated queue time for new submissions of contributing parents has been updated to 12 years, up from 6 years; The estimated queue time for new filing is more than 29 years.
For applicants over the age of 67, it is recommended that you can apply for a 864 visa directly in Australia, and after submitting the 864, the immigration department will directly issue a bridge visa to the applicant, so that the applicant can live in Australia with his children during the long process of waiting for the visa to be processed.