Are you considering bringing an elderly relative to Australia? If so, the Aged Dependent Relative visa subclass 838 and 114 may be the perfect option for you. Here is an overview of the key features and requirements of each of these visas to help you decide if this is the best choice for your situation. Read on to learn more about the aged dependent relative visa subclass 838 and 114.

What is an Aged Dependent Relative 838 or 114?

An Aged Dependent Relative is someone dependent upon you financially and is either over the age of 65 or a member of your family unit who has been assessed as having a disability that prevents them from supporting themselves. Aged dependent relative visa subclass 838 is a permanent visa for elderly relatives of Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible citizens.

Applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria, such as having a sponsor who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible citizen and meeting the health, character, and other requirements outlined in the Migration Regulations. Additionally, the applicant must provide evidence that they have a dependent relationship with their sponsor, such as being financially dependent on them or living in their household.

Successful applicants of these visas will be able to live and work in Australia permanently, study and access certain social security payments if they meet the relevant criteria. They may also be eligible to apply for Australian citizenship after four years of residence.

If you are considering applying for either of these visas, it is important to understand the full details and requirements outlined in the migration regulations. Several legal professionals specialize in this area and can assist with understanding the process and preparing an application.

Requirements for an Aged Dependent Relative Visa

The Aged Dependent Relative visa subclass 838 and Aged dependent relative visa subclass 114 is a permanent residency options for individuals dependent on a relative living in Australia.

To be eligible for this visa, you must be either the:

• Parent of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible citizen.
• Grandparent of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible citizen.
• Brother, sister, step-brother or step-sister of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible citizen.

You must also meet specific age requirements and be sponsored by an eligible relative living in Australia. The relative must also meet specific health and character requirements before they can sponsor you.

You must also demonstrate that you are financially dependent on your relative by providing evidence such as bank statements, tax returns or proof of income. You must also provide evidence that you do not receive any pension or other social security benefits from the Australian government.

If you are granted a visa, you will be allowed to stay in Australia indefinitely and study there. Additionally, you may also be eligible for certain government benefits and services.

Benefits of an Aged Dependent Relative Visa

• With the Aged Dependent Relative visas, the elderly relative can access many of the same rights and benefits as Australian citizens, such as health care, public education, and other social security benefits.
• This means they will no longer depend on their family members for financial assistance or support.
• Aged Dependent Relative Visa Subclass 838 can also apply for an aged pension. With this pension, they will be able to cover basic living costs like food and shelter, allowing them to live comfortably without burdening their family.