Family Inclusion for Australian Visas –Eligible Family Members:
Eligible Family Members:
Visa Types That Allow Family Inclusion
Documents Required:
Documents Required:
Family inclusion allows your partner, children, and other dependents to be included in your visa application. The inclusion criteria depend on the type of visa you are applying for.
Partner/Spouse:
Children:
Other Dependents:
Spouses and de facto partners.
Parents who are financially dependent or aged.
Biological children, adopted children, or stepchildren.
Other relatives who are financially dependent on the applicant.
Failing to provide valid evidence of the family relationship or dependency can cause delays.
Family members must meet age and dependency criteria to be eligible for inclusion.
All family members included in the visa application must meet health and character standards.
A person who is related to the primary visa applicant, typically including spouses, children, and dependent relatives.
A child under 18 or a dependent child over 18 with special circumstances (e.g., incapacity).
The act of providing legal support for a family member’s visa application.
A visa allowing the partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live in Australia.
A: A family member includes a spouse, partner, child, or dependent relative.
A: Yes, as long as they meet the dependency criteria.
A: Yes, if your family members are over a certain age and are considered dependent.
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