Permanent Parent Visa Australia

It’s a visa that allows parents of Australian citizens or PR holders to live in Australia permanently.

The common types are Subclass 143 (Contributory) and Subclass 103 (Non‑contributory) visas.

Costs vary. Contributory visas can be very expensive (around $47,000* per parent), while non contributory visas have lower upfront fees.

Contributory parent visas take about 3-5 years, while non‑contributory visas can take up to 15-30 years.

There is no specific age requirement, but applicants must be a parent of an eligible Australian citizen or PR holder.

At least half of your children must be living in Australia or more of your children must be in Australia than any other country.

Yes, you can apply onshore if you hold a valid visa that allows you to stay in Australia.

Yes, you can apply onshore if you hold a valid visa that allows you to stay in Australia.

You get access to Medicare, the right to work, study and apply for citizenship later.

Yes, you can include your spouse or de facto partner.

Yes. Permanent residents are generally eligible to enrol in Medicare and access Australia's public healthcare system.

Yes. A migration consultant can assess your eligibility, review your family circumstances, assist with sponsorship requirements, and help prepare a complete application.

Our team provides personalized guidance, transparent communication, and dedicated support throughout the Parent Visa process, helping families reunite in Australia with confidence.

A migration consultant can help identify eligibility issues early, ensure all required documents are submitted correctly, and reduce the risk of delays caused by incomplete applications.