Frequently Asked Questions
Who can be a sponsor for 491 Family Sponsored visa ?
Updated 6 months ago
Your sponsor must be:
- 18 years old or older
- usually resident in a Designated Regional Area of Australia
- be an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen
- be your or your partner’s eligible relative
An eligible relative can be:
- parent,
- child or step-child,
- a brother or sister (including step or adoptive),
- an aunt,
- uncle (including step or adoptive),
- a nephew or niece (step or adoptive),
- a grandparent or a first cousin.
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