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Thanks. I have spoken to a visa agent who I am meeting later in the week and it looks like the 870 Sponsored Parent is an option, which if granted allows you to stay for 3-5 years and you can reapply for a maximum of 10 years. Michelle
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Hi I am currently in Australia on a Visitor Visa 600 and would now like to apply for the CPV 143 while I am still in the country? Does anyone know if i would get a bridging visa? Thanks
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
Sorry, will not reply to any more posts and will head over to main thread thanks Michelle- 3,180 replies
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
And as only one child - balance of family not an issue.- 3,180 replies
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
We sorted out that my daughter’s partner can sponsor me. I am just waiting on one more reply. I am also arranging a consultation with another specialist just to be on the safe side and then I will make a decision which one to go with. Thanks.- 3,180 replies
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
That’s encouraging. Thanks.- 3,180 replies
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Parent visa application timelines (143 & 173)
NYNL20 replied to theballies's topic in Family / Partner Visas
I am about to apply for a CPV 143 and believe processing time could be as much as 6-8 years! Would it be possible to get a visitor visa every one of those 6-8 years and then spend up to 6 months a year, in 90 day blocks, in Australia or would they knock that on the head after the first two or three years? Thanks Shell- 3,180 replies
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Until the 143 is granted, I would be returning home. The hope was to be able to spend alternate 3 month periods in Aus and UK on the 600 tourist visa, working remotely, until I got the 143 but the general consensus has been that this will not be possible. Thanks Shell
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Will do and I had already ask for confirmation of what she had advised on Friday which got me all excited in the first place. I have just contacted Paul Hand at SunCoast Migration, so fingers crossed for better advise this time. I do appreciate your help. Shell
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Thanks for the recommendation. Shell
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Thanks for clearing up how you would get caught. Makes absolute sense and not worth the risk at all. I will be getting in touch with the people you suggested. Shell
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Yes, just checked and she definitely has a registration number. I am planning to call her first thing tomorrow, which will mean staying up until early hours for me, but I need to work out how this confusion has arisen. Thanks Shell
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Good evening First can I ask what PIO stands for? There are a lot of abbreviations to get used to on this site. Secondly, I had a call with a Registered Migration Expert on Friday, but as one bit of information they have given me appears to be incorrect, I thought I would run a second one past you. My daughter has a de facto visa and is hoping to get her Permanent Resident visa this summer. I was under the impression that we had to wait to her to get her PR before she could sponsor me for the CPV 143, but I was advised that her partner could sponsor me, but I can't find anything that confirms that on the immi.homeaffairs.gov.au site. Does this sound right to you? I am sorry if this is not the correct thread for this question. I started the weekend thinking the waiting time for CPV 143 was 2-3 years and I could just get the Visitor 600 visa and spend alternate three month periods in Oz and UK for those two years working remotely for a UK company. This was what I was advised. I have finished the weekend doubting that advice and learning that the wait time is now 6-8 years. Is there any light out there? Thanks Shell
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Thanks for your replies. I am so upset as I was given contrary information by a Registered Migration Expert and just wanted a second opinion. I have emailed them asking them to urgently confirm what we had discussed as I had asked my boss for a chat on Monday to discuss my plans!! I will now be consulting another company, but also taking issue with the first. Shell