Australian Parents Visa updates 2023

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00:00 - Introduction
00:39 - Parent Visa Reforms
01:10 - Parent Visa Processing Times
01:50 - Option1: A lottery Approach
02:33 - Option 2: Improving Temporary Parent Visa Parts
03:19 - Option 3: Removing Access to Permanent Migration
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@hansgerhardwagner8548 9 месяцев назад

Fact is that parents are not welcome and everything is generalized and no attention is given to individual circumstances. My case: I have two daughters in Australia. One PR and the other one close to it….and 3 very young grandchildren 3 and 7. We, my wife and I decided after Corona to move to Australia on a contributory parent visa. Also to give our daughters the possibility to continue to work and helping with the children. At that time we were told waiting time 4-7 years now 12-15. I have worked for the UN. I have a very substantial pension and a lifelong world-wide valid health insurance. I do not need any social services. The medical costs are covered by the insurance. My pension is taxable from the first day with more than 30% BUT although I do not need, no access to Medicare, Centerlink, not even a concession card. So what cost am I to Australia?? I breath the air, I use the roads, I pay a lot of money for mediocre housing and expensive food-stuffs. The nice beaches are fortunately free. When I get the visa in 15 years I will be 80 have paid 450k in taxes plus 96k for my wife and me entrance ticket. I find that scandalous.

@juliettst5203 6 месяцев назад

agreed Australian gov can just make 2 types of parents visa instead of more than 10 types of visa. Why not just 2 types visa that give parents permanent visa but not entitled medicare and centrelink/pension money. The other option is permanent parent visa with medicare and pension but cost more.

@1Pumpkin2pumpkins 3 месяца назад

totally agree with you. i know how you feel, this my parent's situation too, but in NZ not AUS. It even worst here, it is a lottery style, and it is expired after 2 years and you have to resubmit again and repay the fee of $4000 again to continue. The parent visitor visa is a joke, 3 years parents visa, but 6 months in and 6 months out of new zealand for 3 years. can you keep up with the air ticket fee, if you live all the way in europe, when plane ticket is nealry $4000. Oh lala, it feels like a money making project.

@neerajbhagat4123 Год назад

One of the options as Parents visa for a long duration along side private health insurance will add flexibility for people to choose with less burden on government

@greglloyd7254 11 месяцев назад

i find it ridiculous that a skills visa can take 6 months but contributory parent visa take 15 years..there is something drastically wrong with your goverments processing system even if there is a big demand for this visa..it shows that the Austalian goverment do not really want parents to come settle in Australia

@mistersmacky 10 месяцев назад

You must have missed the part of the video where he said "a parent migrant is estimated to cost about $400,000 to the Australian economy when you take into account centrelink (age pension), medicare and aged care". Why would any county import people who are just going to sponge off their social security services?

@juliettst5203 6 месяцев назад

@@mistersmackywell maybe Australian gov can make it permanent parents visa without medicare and pension.

@hansgerhardwagner8548 6 месяцев назад

@@mistersmacky the GoA does not differentiate!! That’s the problem. I have very good pension, I have a lifelong very good health insurance. I have to pay serious taxes because I have a good pension. I don’t cost the GoA a dime. I bring money to breath the air use the roads and pay crazy rent for substandard. Houses. I have to pay for my wife and me 90k when the visa is attributed after having waited 15 years. I will be 90!!! Give me a break.

@mistersmacky 6 месяцев назад

@@hansgerhardwagner8548 Stay where you are please!

@1Pumpkin2pumpkins 3 месяца назад

so sad....where is equity and family values, it is not always about economic and prifit, where is humanity!? and family values

@patriotstate 11 месяцев назад

I have four minor dependent children in AU. Being minors, they can't sponsor me. I am a remaining relative - again, minors can't sponsor me. I am over 45, so no work visa (even if I could find an employee sponsor). But now., maybe I can win a lottery, and pay a huge visa fee, if I wait for 40 years, or fifteen years? My occupation is of a professional nature, I can maintain employment, and I'll be paying the 10% extra non-PR tax (about an extra $15kAUD annually). I am already supporting AU by providing for my children that live there. My children will be growing AU's population - which is desperately needed. ...but I have no path.

@gsingh7824 11 месяцев назад

Parents can bring a lot of finance to Australia if they are setteled permanently.

@1Pumpkin2pumpkins 3 месяца назад

exactly.

@born4thrill 10 месяцев назад

Canada is giving 10 year visitor visa to parents, with multiple entries. Parents and children need to live together, and governments should take actions to make sure that happens. 15 years is too long and means that the visa system is no longer working

@WorkVisaLawyers 10 месяцев назад

Hi, Thanks for your comments. Yes, the current Australia Parent Visa system is bad and getting worse every day. The Canadian system sounds more sensible. Hopefully there can be some sensible reform for Australia. I do not support a lottery, as parent and relative wellbeing is too important to rely on some random lottery. All the best. Chris

@warrenwhyatt5884 Год назад

Why not make all parents having to pay for private medical cover before being allowed a visa, for one…I would be more than happy to pay rather than be a burden.

@mistersmacky 10 месяцев назад

@@shivasuresh5957 Aged pension ~$,2000 a month, aged care home ~$5,000 a month, free medical possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars all while they do nothing but turn food into shit.

@hansgerhardwagner8548 6 месяцев назад

what a rubbish and under the belt. they support the economy in buying expensive food, they rent substandard houses at an exorbitant cost. they pay taxes on their pension and the children are guarantors. @@mistersmacky

@nash4804 Год назад

In terms of problem solving, the bleeding needs to be stopped first. So why not stop all future direct applications and instead adopt the EOI approach as in for e.g. visa 189?

@seemajyothish6577 Год назад

Can you please explain about the course Bachelors of health sports and exercise science. Opportunity of jobs .Is this a PR listed course?

@ralphresch4719 9 месяцев назад

How about allowing parents to live with their child/children AND their grandchildren at their own cost in Australia? If I pay for everything myself, this way I even SUPPORT the Australian economy, and what should stopp me then to live in A. permanently? At age over 70 I do not have all the time in the world to assist my child and see my grandchildren grow up! Any suggestion in how to get there? Thanks for any advice.

@kengmingong 5 месяцев назад

can ask for contribution back $43k

@hussainrajabi9631 Год назад

211 midway road elizabeth down, this is our home number in Australia.

@neetuhanda777 9 месяцев назад

Parents feel estranged from their circle back home if stayed too long! Shorter stays are better.. plus they have health requirements which r looked after well back home!

@gemmacaragdag4574 11 месяцев назад

Must be Aust. Citizen and PR in order to sponsor legally their parent. They pay taxes legally. Why not the immigration do something for the sponsor to bring their parents in a more lesser years of processing the parent visa.

@soofi85 Год назад

So, in short, the Australian government prefers to deprive Australian families from their right of having healthy relationships with their families over finding new ways to cut down that ridiculous cost of 400K for each parent they grant PR !!! Does anyone else have the feeling that there is something wrong with their logic !!! In Islam, we believe that being good to our seniors is the way to get better income. If I was in need of financial help, I would buy a gift for my mother, and someway, I would get the help I needed. Of course I am not saying that the goverment should grant PRs without calculating the costs, but they need to address that number

@markbowers4241 11 месяцев назад

It is not a right.

@soofi85 11 месяцев назад

@markbowers4241 if you were Aistralian in birth, do you normally have the opportunity to get your parents to live with or near you ? Why not people who are granted the citizenship?

@markbowers4241 11 месяцев назад

@@soofi85 because our migration is targeted at the young and the skilled. Not old people.

@soofi85 11 месяцев назад

@markbowers4241 I know about the reasons, but it is the government role to find solutions instead of taking the easy way of closing the door. I can't say about Australians, but for us not being able to bring our parents in is enough reason to head back home to take care of them. So, the government needs to find solutions to allow more people to bring their parents with less cost

@AmritGrewal31 Год назад

Has anyone looked into how the got to $400k per parent figure?

@sonjaknowles7469 11 месяцев назад

I also dont believe that amount

@1Pumpkin2pumpkins 3 месяца назад

first of all 5 years parents visa is good, if they miss home they can fly back, those who wants to stay can stay til the visa expired. The price could be lower, to help the sponsor child as they are paying health insurance and everything. Lottery is very disappointing, it is like you are waiting for the rain to come and you never know when it is going to rain, no good for the mental health for both the sponsor children and parents.

@lynnsoriano7958 4 месяца назад

Pls explain what is lottery option

@eleazarihuoma9010 Год назад

Hi, I and my family applied for visa 491 since June last year, so for how long time more are we likely to wait before our visa is attended to? Kindly advise 😂

@tirankoralage9684 11 месяцев назад

Under 870 visa for 5 years , can a parent do a job after coming ,pl advice

@bezobezobezomo1197 11 месяцев назад

Hi Chris I thank you so much for your videos it's really helpful I got few questions if you can help me with it please 1_ if I work for 2 different employer with same occupation with 482 Visa all this will be added together to complete 2 years before I apply for PR or if I change The employer I have to start again working for 2 years then I can apply for PR???? 2_ 190 visa age is there any changes for ages please ??? 3_ if I work for employer for 2 years with 482 visa and he refused to give me sponsor nominated letter can I apply by my self without his letter and don't I have rights over the the employer to give me letter to apply for PR?????

@WorkVisaLawyers 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching. At the moment the 482 to 186 PR requires 3 years with the same employer. If you start with a new employer you restart the clock. This gives the employer too much power and also relies on employers staying in business, when in some industries, such as hospitatlity, businesses fortunes change frequently. The current Labour government is proposing changes that might be this December 2023 or shortly after, to increase ability to change employer and still qualify for PR. The age limit for 190 is likely to stay at 45. I hope this is helpful. We do our best to bring all the latest updates and most relevant news for potential migrants. We are also now on Tiktok for on the spot short updates: www.tiktok.com/@workvisalawyers?lang=en If you sign up to our email newsletter, this will provide even more detailed information on visas and migration, including links to blogs. www.workvisalawyers.com.au/newsletter/ All the best. Chris

@bezobezobezomo1197 10 месяцев назад

@@WorkVisaLawyers Hi Chris Thank you so much your response I really appreciate it Chris Only 2 more questions please 1- for 190 Visa can I apply when am 45 years old or must be under 45 years old? 2- Can I apply for PR while am holding 482 for 186 Even I over 45 years and am stay in regional area? And when is as soon as possible to apply for PR can I start applying before complete 2 years ? Thank you Chris

@premiertravelfiji 10 месяцев назад

I have a question if a contributory parents get the permanent visa do they straight qualify for medical at govt hospitals or not

@WorkVisaLawyers 10 месяцев назад

Hi, yes, they can get Medicare. Thanks for watching our videos! We do our best to bring all the latest updates and most relevant news for potential migrants. We are also now on TikTok for on-the-spot short updates: www.tiktok.com/@workvisalawyers?lang=en If you sign up to our email newsletter, this will provide even more detailed information on visas and migration, including links to blogs. www.workvisalawyers.com.au/newsletter/ All the best.

@Amirali1amir 7 месяцев назад

it looks very damp government, instead They could interduce completely private health insurance for parents as well as other private organizations for parent visas. what is obvious that they have no feeling about this issue.

@khanjanbaruah3646 11 месяцев назад

Hi, If I work 45.6 hours fortnightly in one company and 2.4 hours fortnightly in another, does it mean 45.6 + 2.4 hours = 48 hours fortnightly? Is it legal from a student visa holder perspective, please?

@WorkVisaLawyers 10 месяцев назад

Hi, yes, student visa holders are restricted to 48 hours of work a fortnight and you are not working more than that.

@kujirotu7693 Год назад

How is Indonesia speaking?

@dkunduvlog 11 месяцев назад

Hi plz tell about the changes in 188 visa is it open now or not

@WorkVisaLawyers 11 месяцев назад

Hi, There is a planning allocation of 1900 for the 188 visa this year up until 30 June 2024. But, the 188 has two stages the first stage being state nomination. The states have not recieved any allocations so far, so no new 188 applications can proceed until the states get allocations. When the states get allocations, then I would say that is when the visa is 'open'. If you would like to check eligiblitiy, then try our website: businessvisacompare.com.au/ I hope this information is useful. Chris

@dkunduvlog 11 месяцев назад

@@WorkVisaLawyers thanks a lot it it's really helpful 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@okmama1497 11 месяцев назад

I'm from Bangladesh, I want to go Australia for Work, How can you help me ?

@hussainrajabi9631 Год назад

Hi sir, Sir my father is living in Australia. And he got his citizenship and he apply for our visa subclass 309, and we did our medical in 4 January 2022 but yet we didn't got our visa. Sir if you can help us i will be thankful to you and my father pay you as well.

@genenewton7905 11 дней назад

A lot of discriminations in ausi visa system.

@prateek.arora. 10 месяцев назад

All of the options sound worse! Our parents are the sole reason for our existence! We wouldn't be here without them! Its just baffling to see family in Australian visas only mean partner and children - what about our parents?

@WorkVisaLawyers 10 месяцев назад

Hi, Thanks for watching our videos. We do our best to bring all the latest updates about Parents Visa. We are also now on Tiktok for on-the-spot short updates: www.tiktok.com/@workvisalawyers?lang=en If you sign up for our email newsletter, this will provide even more detailed information on visas and migration, including links to blogs: www.workvisalawyers.com.au/newsletter/ All the best.