Dependent Visa
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Australian Dependent Visas
When you are granted an Australian visa, you do not have to leave your family behind. Most substantive Australian visas allow you to include dependent family members — typically your spouse or de facto partner and dependent children — as secondary applicants on the same application. Dependent visa applicants receive the same visa conditions and, in most cases, the same work and study rights as the primary applicant. A2B Visa & Education Services helps you identify eligible dependants and include them correctly to avoid delays and complications.
Who Qualifies as a Dependent?
- Spouse or de facto partner: Your married or de facto partner who is in a genuine, ongoing relationship with you at the time of application and at the time of decision.
- Dependent children: Children under 18 years of age, or those aged 18–23 who are full-time students and financially dependent on you, or any age if they have a disability that makes them unable to work.
- Other dependants: In some visa categories, other relatives who are financially and personally dependent on you may also be included.
Key Considerations
- All dependent applicants must meet individual health and character requirements, regardless of age.
- Failing to declare a dependent at the time of lodgement may result in that family member being unable to join you later.
- Children born after lodgement but before the visa is granted can often be added to the application, but the correct procedure must be followed.
- Dependants on student visas are generally entitled to work up to 48 hours per fortnight while the primary student's course is in session.
Our Process
We conduct a thorough review of your family composition to identify all eligible dependants and advise on the most cost-effective way to include them. We compile individual health and character evidence for each dependent applicant, ensure all relationships are documented to the Department's standard, and manage the lodgement and tracking of the combined application. If a dependent needs to be added after lodgement, we advise on the available options and timing.
Keep Your Family Together
Australia's immigration process does not have to separate your family. Contact A2B Visa & Education Services in Perth today on 08 6246 6568 or at info@a2bvisa.com to make sure every member of your family is properly included in your application.
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A MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority) registered agent is a qualified professional authorised by the Australian Government to provide immigration assistance. Our MARN is 1808157, which you can verify on the official MARA register. Using a registered agent ensures you receive accurate, up-to-date advice.
We offer an initial consultation to assess your visa options and eligibility. During this session, we discuss your circumstances, recommend the most suitable visa pathway, and outline the process and fees involved. There is no obligation after the initial consultation.
Processing times vary depending on the visa type, your individual circumstances, and the Department of Home Affairs workload. We usually refer our clients to the official processing times page: <a href="https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/global-visa-processing-times" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Global Visa Processing Times</a>. We provide estimated timelines specific to your case during consultation.
Required documents vary by visa type but generally include a valid passport, identity documents, English language test results, health examinations, police clearances, and evidence supporting your visa category. We provide a detailed checklist tailored to your application.
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