Australian Child Visas – Informal AND Informative
Australian Child Visas
Informal AND informative explanation by Jeff Harvie
Australian Child Visas and Dependent Child Visas
Australian Child Visas and Dependent Child Visas. Jeff Harvie from Down Under Visa gives an informal but highly informative series of videos explaining how Australian Visas for couples and families apply to you and your situation.
NOT a load of legal-speak! No talking down to people. Jeff is Australian and knows how to speak directly and in plain-speech to other Australians in a way that is easy to understand. Watch and you will understand how these visas apply to you and to your sweetheart or your other family members.
This video is about Australian Child Visas and Dependent Child Visas:
- Subclass 101 Child Visa – Philippines to Australia
- Subclass 445 Dependent Child Visa – Philippines to Australia
- Subclass 101 Child Visa – Thailand to Australia
- Subclass 445 Dependent Child Visa – Thailand to Australia
- Subclass 101 Child Visa – Vietnam to Australia
- Subclass 445 Dependent Child Visa – Vietnam to Australia
- Subclass 101 Child Visa – Cambodia to Australia
- Subclass 445 Dependent Child Visa – Cambodia to Australia
- Child must be wholly or substantially dependent on the parent (and/or the sponsor of the parent's partner visa) for their family needs
- They must not be engaged, married or in a de facto relationship
- They must not be employed
- The Child Visa applicant must be in full-time study. The Dependent Child Visa applicant ideally should be studying.
- They should still be living in the family home
- The Philippines
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- Cambodia
- Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage visa
- Subclass 820 Onshore Partner Visa
- Subclass 309 Offshore Partner Visa
- Subclass 600 Visitor Visa
- Subclass 461 New Zealand Citizens Family Relationship Visa
- Subclass 445 Dependent Child Visa
- Subclass 101 Child Visa
- Subclass 870 Temporary Parent Visa
- Citizenship By Descent
- Citizenship By Conferral
Child Visas are permanent visas designed for permanent stays in Australia by biological children of permanent visa holders or Australian citizens who are truly dependent on their parents for their daily needs. They are often availed by former partner visa applicants who now have their Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801 or Subclass 100).
Dependent Child VIsas are also for dependent children of partner visa holders, but are for those who are holding Subclass 309 Offshore Partner Visas or Subclass 820 Onshore Partner Visas. The child also needs to be truly dependent on their biological parent who holds one of those two visas. They arrive in Australia and may be then added to their parents application for a Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801 or Subclass 100).
Important Points
Down Under Visa
Down Under Visa are THE specialist Registered Migration Agents (MARN 0959797) based in Manila Philippines, who manage visa applications for Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents who fall in love with ladies in:
They provide expert advice and management of your visa application so you can bring your sweetheart to Australia. They also manage family visas for couples, their children and their parents.
Who are Down Under Visa? Who is Jeff Harvie?
Jeff Harvie and the Down Under Visa team have been doing this for a lot of years! Down Under Visa have brought thousands of couples to Australia from South East Asia over the years. Mostly from the Philippines, but we help increasing numbers of couples where the visa applicant is from China, Thailand, Vietnam or Cambodia. And what this means is we see a lot of success....and we also see failures when people go it alone after talking to their mate, or their relative, or that minimal-care-no-responsibility Facebook group run by Steve and Maribeth based on their own visa application! One application, and they feel qualified to advise others! It's not even LEGAL to do that!
Want to bring your sweetheart to Australia from The Philippines, China, Thailand, Vietnam or Cambodia? Get a FREE VISA ASSESSMENT today! It will take you five minutes.
