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Carer Onshore Visa
Apply for a Carer Onshore Visa to stay in Australia and support a relative in need of care.
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Carer Onshore Visa – Subclass 836
Permanent residency for carers
The Carer visa – Subclass 836 allows individuals to come to Australia and provide full-time care for a relative with a medical condition who requires assistance with daily tasks. This visa is specifically designed for those who are the primary carers for their relative in Australia, whether due to a disability, illness, or other health-related conditions.
Live, work, and study in Australia
Once granted, this visa allows you to live, work, and study in Australia permanently while providing necessary care for your relative. The visa also gives you access to Medicare, Australia’s healthcare system, and potentially a pathway to Australian citizenship when eligible.
Support your family while living in Australia
This visa offers the opportunity to care for your family member in Australia and take on the responsibility of caregiving. Whether your relative is a parent, sibling, or another close family member, the Carer visa ensures they receive the care and support they need while you settle in Australia.
Carer Onshore Visa – Subclass 836
The sponsor must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen who needs care due to a medical condition. The sponsor must have full legal responsibility for the person needing care.
The applicant must be Onshore Australia when applying for the Carer visa.
The applicant must be Onshore Australia at the time the visa is granted.
The applicant must be a relative (such as a sibling, parent, or child) of the sponsor and must provide full-time care to the relative in Australia who has a medical condition requiring assistance.
The applicant must meet Australia’s health and character requirements. This usually involves medical assessments and police clearances. The applicant must not have any medical conditions that could be a cost to the Australian healthcare system or affect the sponsor’s eligibility for the visa.
The applicant must provide evidence of their dependency on the sponsor, including demonstrating the need for care and financial reliance on the sponsor. Additionally, you or a family member living with you must be assessed by Bupa Medical Visa Services as having a long-term or permanent medical condition that requires assistance with practical aspects of daily life for at least two years.
The sponsor must demonstrate their ability to provide financial support to the applicant during their stay in Australia. The sponsor may also need to meet the Assurance of Support (AoS) requirement to ensure they can support the applicant without needing public assistance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you’ve had a previous visa refusal, it’s essential to assess whether your situation has changed or if new supporting documents can address the concerns that led to the refusal. Our team can help you review your case, correct any discrepancies, and determine if reapplying is the best option.
Yes, you can apply for the Carer Visa while on a Bridging Visa, but it’s crucial to ensure that your Bridging Visa conditions do not hinder the application process. We can guide you through the implications and provide advice to transition smoothly between visa statuses.
Name discrepancies can cause delays or even rejections of your application. If your name differs across documents, we recommend submitting an explanation and supporting documents, such as your birth certificate or passport, to clarify any inconsistencies. Our consultants can assist in preparing the correct documentation.
The ability to work depends on the visa you currently hold. If you’re on a Bridging Visa, you may have certain work restrictions. Applying for a Bridging Visa E or checking if work rights can be granted while you wait can help. We’ll help you navigate these options based on your current visa status.
Yes, you can apply for the Orphan Relative visa while also pursuing other visa options, such as a partner or skilled visa. However, there may be different waiting times and application processes, so it’s important to plan ahead. We can help you manage the timelines and coordinate multiple applications to make sure that both your child’s visa and your own are progressing without delays
Yes, maintaining health insurance while your Carer Visa is pending is advisable, particularly if you’re on a Bridging Visa or in Australia without Medicare coverage. We can assist in understanding your health insurance options to ensure you comply with the visa conditions and safeguard your well-being
Planning for Permanent Residency (PR) can begin as soon as your Carer Visa is approved, but timing and conditions vary based on your personal situation and Australian government policies. Our team can help you with strategies for transitioning from a Carer Visa to a PR application, making sure you meet all necessary criteria.
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