Live with Your Family in Australia as an Aged Parent
The Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 804) allows older parents (67+ years) of settled Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia permanently. While processing takes decades, applicants can remain in Australia on a bridging visa.
It’s a permanent visa for parents aged 67+ who have a settled child in Australia. Once granted, it allows parents to live in Australia permanently.
Q2: What is the processing time for this visa?
The 804 visa is capped and queued, with processing times of around 30+ years. It’s suitable for parents who are okay staying in Australia on a bridging visa while waiting.
Q3: How long can I stay in Australia with this visa?
Once granted, you can stay permanently. However, the wait time is decades, so plan accordingly.
Q4: Can I travel in and out of Australia?
Yes, you’ll get a 5-year travel facility. After that, you’ll need to apply for a Resident Return Visa (RRV) or become a citizen to continue re-entry.
Q5: Am I eligible for Medicare?
Yes, 804 visa holders can register for Australia’s Medicare healthcare system.
Q6: Can I work or study on this visa?
Yes, you can work and study freely while holding this permanent visa.
Q7: Can I include family members in this application?
Yes, you can include your partner, dependent children, and certain dependent relatives.
What other requirements apply to this visa?
You must pass the Balance of Family Test, meaning at least half of your children must live permanently in Australia.
CLIENTS TESTIMONIALS
What Customers Saying About
Sana P
Perth
Partner Visa
“Even though the visa takes long, knowing my parents are with us legally gives us peace of mind. Thank you, Migration Factor.”
Ali R
Melbourne
Parent Visa
“Migration Factor helped us understand the long wait involved with Subclass 804. Their guidance ensured my mum could stay legally onshore while waiting.”
Naeem A
Sydney
Parent Visa
“We found the process overwhelming, but Migration Factor made things simple and ensured all documents were prepared properly.”
Subclass 804
Aged Parent Visa
Live with Your Family in Australia as an Aged Parent
The Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 804) allows older parents (67+ years) of settled Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia permanently. While processing takes decades, applicants can remain in Australia on a bridging visa.
How Migration Factor Supports You
Step 1
Guidance
We assess your case and determine the best visa pathway for your situation.
Step 2
Preparation
Our experts craft personalised statements and written submissions for your application.
Step 3
Evidence
We compile detailed country reports and risk documentation to strengthen your case.
Step 4
Support
We assist sponsors and proposers with letters for the SHP and related programs.
Step 5
Lodgement
Your complete application is submitted and managed directly with the Department.
Step 6
Appeals
We represent and prepare your AAT appeal for refused protection visa cases.
📌 Key Features:
📝 Visa Eligibility:
⏱ Processing Time & Cost:
Step 1
Estimated processing
30+ years
Step 2
Application cost
Lower than Contributory visas
Step 3
Suitable if long-term stay is more important than quick PR
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the Aged Parent (Subclass 804) visa?
It’s a permanent visa for parents aged 67+ who have a settled child in Australia. Once granted, it allows parents to live in Australia permanently.
Q2: What is the processing time for this visa?
The 804 visa is capped and queued, with processing times of around 30+ years. It’s suitable for parents who are okay staying in Australia on a bridging visa while waiting.
Q3: How long can I stay in Australia with this visa?
Once granted, you can stay permanently. However, the wait time is decades, so plan accordingly.
Q4: Can I travel in and out of Australia?
Yes, you’ll get a 5-year travel facility. After that, you’ll need to apply for a Resident Return Visa (RRV) or become a citizen to continue re-entry.
Q5: Am I eligible for Medicare?
Yes, 804 visa holders can register for Australia’s Medicare healthcare system.
Q6: Can I work or study on this visa?
Yes, you can work and study freely while holding this permanent visa.
Q7: Can I include family members in this application?
Yes, you can include your partner, dependent children, and certain dependent relatives.
What other requirements apply to this visa?
You must pass the Balance of Family Test, meaning at least half of your children must live permanently in Australia.
CLIENTS TESTIMONIALS
What Customers
Saying About
Sana P
PerthPartner Visa
“Even though the visa takes long, knowing my parents are with us legally gives us peace of mind. Thank you, Migration Factor.”
Ali R
MelbourneParent Visa
“Migration Factor helped us understand the long wait involved with Subclass 804. Their guidance ensured my mum could stay legally onshore while waiting.”
Naeem A
SydneyParent Visa
“We found the process overwhelming, but Migration Factor made things simple and ensured all documents were prepared properly.”
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