Parent visa costs

The costs associated with parent visas in Australia can vary depending on the specific visa subclass and whether you apply for a temporary or permanent visa. Here are some common parent visa subclasses and their associated costs as of my last update:

  1. Contributory Parent (Permanent) visa (subclass 143):
    • Base application charge: AUD 4,155 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (18 years and older): AUD 2,075 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (under 18 years): AUD 1,040 per applicant
  2. Contributory Aged Parent (Permanent) visa (subclass 864):
    • Base application charge: AUD 4,155 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (18 years and older): AUD 2,075 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (under 18 years): AUD 1,040 per applicant
  3. Contributory Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 173):
    • Base application charge: AUD 4,155 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (18 years and older): AUD 2,075 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (under 18 years): AUD 1,040 per applicant
  4. Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) visa (subclass 884):
    • Base application charge: AUD 4,155 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (18 years and older): AUD 2,075 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (under 18 years): AUD 1,040 per applicant
  5. Non-Contributory Parent visa (subclass 103):
    • Base application charge: AUD 4,155 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (18 years and older): AUD 2,075 per applicant
    • Additional applicant charge (under 18 years): AUD 1,040 per applicant
  6. Aged Parent visa (subclass 804):
    • Base application charge: No charge for this visa subclass

Please note that these charges are subject to change, and there may be other costs associated with the visa application process, such as health assessments, police checks, and translation of documents. Additionally, if you apply for a Contributory Parent visa, there may be significant Assurance of Support (AoS) requirements. It's essential to check the most up-to-date information on the Australian Department of Home Affairs website or consult with a registered migration agent for accurate and current information regarding parent visa costs.