Subclass 804 applies to parents who have reached the qualifying age for Australia’s Age Pension and are already in the country on a temporary stay. Their child must be living here permanently as a citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Once the application is lodged, they can remain in Australia while the department reviews the case, even though the assessment period is long. This visa not only grants the chance to live near children and grandchildren, but also gives access to Medicare and the ability to become part of everyday family life again. Processing can take time, so having the application managed correctly from the beginning is important.
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Yes. Rather, it is a requirement. The applicants must be in Australia while the visa is being processed.
This test checks if at least half of the applicant’s children are citizens or permanent residents living in Australia. It also checks if more children live here than in any other country.
Sponsors must show they can support their parent and meet specific sponsorship obligations.
Waiting periods can stretch over several years. Lodge an accurate application and be patient. You can also cut down on waiting periods if you apply early.
You can access Medicare once your visa is granted.