Indian Family Migration Migration Agent in Melbourne

A family visa is a family-based petition that permits Melbourne residents to sponsor their Indian relatives to come to Australia through a family migration agent. An agent is an enlisted authority who will take charge of the entire process of obtaining your visa; he will help fill up a family visa application form and manage each step of submitting the document before the deadline; he will close-check and verify the paper and other records you provide; he will advise and guide on how to obtain the required documents. It's best to use an agent because they've dealt with government officials before and know how to get your application processed quickly and smoothly.

An Indian family migration agent in Melbourne will make sure that you have the following required documents:

• A birth certificate.
• A previous passport.
• Passport-sized photos. 
• A national identity card, in case you have one.
• If relevant, proof of a name change.
• Documents of existing relationships.
• Health-related documents
• Character documents.
• Documents from the sponsor.
• Proof of a relationship that is genuine and continuing.

Family migration in Melbourne is separated into four categories, each of which will be explained by an Indian family migration agent:

1. Options for partner visas
2. Options for parent visas
3. Options for children's visas
4. Options for relatives' visas

Options for partner visas

This visa permits Australians to live in Melbourne with their Indian prospective spouse. An Indian family migration agent can provide detailed information on meeting the requirements and applying for a partner visa in Melbourne. Unless you are exempt with an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen at the event of application, you have to be married or in a de facto relationship [a de facto relationship is when you are not legally married to each other but are committed to a shared life, your relationship is genuine and continuing, you live together, and you are not related by blood]. Suppose you apply for a partner visa while onshore in Melbourne; in that case, you will be issued a bridging visa [ bridging visa is a temporary visa that is granted in certain circumstances it allows you to remain in Australia lawfully, it helps you to leave or re-enter Australia while you wait for a decision]. It's essential to keep in mind that your ability to work or study may be limited. The limitations will be determined by your previous visa, assuming you had one and were required to work or study while on it. If you've had enough to have had those privileges, the same criteria will apply to the bridging visa connected with the partner visa once your previous visa expires. You may be eligible for fee assistance such as HECS [tertiary education costs], Newstart, or government subsidies while you wait for a permanent visa [subclass 100 or 801].

An Indian family migration agent in Australia can assist you with the following while applying for a partner visa:

• Make an Immi account.
• Fill out the form 47SP to apply for a partner's migration to Melbourne.
• After the principal applicant completes the form, the sponsor submits their 40SP form for a partner to relocate to Australia using the TRN [taxpayer registration number].
• Complete the form.
• Pay the application fee for a partner visa.
• Examine the application and submit it.
• All documents should be attached.

Options for partner visas are listed below.

• Partner visa [Onshore 820 and 801]. Onshore means to apply for this visa, you must be in Australia.
• Finance prospective spouse [subclass 300].
• Partner visa.
• Partner visa costs.
• Partner visa offshore [309 and 100]. Offshore means for You to apply for an Australian visa, you must be in India.
• Relationship registers for partners.

An Indian family migration agent can also advise you on partner visas that are not accepted, such as

• Polygamous marriages in some cases.
• Marriage of persons within a prohibited relationship [descendants or siblings].
• Certain adolescent marriages.

A family migration agent will also ensure that the following conditions are met:

• The relationship is genuine and ongoing.
• To be eligible, you must meet specific health and character requirements. To live in Australia, you must be of good character, which means you must pass the character test and maintain your good character. Health requirements include chest x-ray, medical examination, HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, fitness to travel; these medical requirements must be conducted by a qualified doctor and radiologist.
• The couple lives together.
• The couple has agreed to share their lives as husband and wife.

Option for a parent visa

This visa will allow your parents to remain in Australia and live there. If you are at least 18 years old, an Australian citizen, or a permanent resident, you may be able to sponsor your parents to get permanent residents of Australia. An Indian migration agency in Melbourne can help you understand that if you want to sponsor your parents to become permanent residents, you must financially support them, ensure that they do not require government aid and that you have enough money to sustain yourself and your parents. The following are the parent visa options:

• Contributory parents visa [subclass 143].
• Contributory parent temporary visa [subclass 173].
• Contributory aged parent visa [subclasses 884 and 864].
• Visa for elderly parents (subclass 103).
• Parent visa application fee.

Option for a Child visa

This visa allows a child from India to live with their parents in Melbourne. An Indian migration agent in Melbourne can provide you with further information on the various child visa possibilities, which include:

• Adoption visa (subclass 102).
• Australia's child visa.
• Onshore child visa [subclass 802].
• Child visa (subclass 101).

Options for relative visa

A relative visa permits you to bring a relative to live with you in Australia. In Melbourne, an Indian migration agent will walk you through the various visa possibilities for a relative, which include:

• Career visa [Subclasses 116 and 836]
• Remaining relative visa [subclass 115].
• Relative visa Options.
• Visa for elderly dependent relatives (subclass 838).
• On-plan relative visa [subclass 117].