Migration Regulations 1994

1

Base application charge

$450

2

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is at least 18

$225

3

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is less than 18

$110

1

Base application charge

$545

2

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is at least 18

$275

3

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is less than 18

$135

1

Base application charge

$5 035

2

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is at least 18

$2 515

3

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is less than 18

$1 260

1

Base application charge

$6 140

2

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is at least 18

$3 070

3

Additional applicant charge for an applicant who is less than 18

$1 535

1

Applicant who:

(a) was at least 18 at the time of application; and

(b) is assessed as not having functional English; and

$4 890

(c) has not paid a second instalment of visa application charge in relation to the application for the visa, mentioned in subparagraph (2)(a)(i), that the applicant holds

2

Any other applicant

Nil

1

The applicant must have been invited, in writing, by the Minister to apply for a Subclass 489 (Skilled‑Regional (Provisional)) visa in the First Provisional Visa stream

2

The applicant must apply for that visa within the period stated in the invitation

3

The applicant must not have turned 45 at the time of invitation to apply for the visa

4

The applicant must nominate a skilled occupation:

(a) that is specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing for this item as a skilled occupation at the time of invitation to apply for the visa; and

(b) that is specified in the invitation as the skilled occupation which the applicant may nominate; and

(c) for which the applicant declares in the application that the applicant’s skills have been assessed as suitable by the relevant assessing authority for that occupation and that the assessment is not for a Subclass 485 (Temporary Graduate) visa

5

The applicant must:

(a) be nominated by a State or Territory government agency; or

(b) declare in the application that the applicant is sponsored by a person who:

(i) has turned 18; and

(ii) is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen

6

If the applicant declares in the application that the applicant is sponsored by a person mentioned in paragraph 5(b), the applicant also declares in the application that:

(a) the sponsor is usually resident in a designated area of Australia; and

(b) the sponsor is related to the applicant, or the applicant’s spouse or de facto partner (if the applicant’s spouse or de facto partner is an applicant for the grant of a Skilled—Regional Sponsored (Provisional) (Class SP) visa), as:

(i) a parent; or

(ii) a child or step‑child; or

(iii) a brother, sister, adoptive brother, adoptive sister, step‑brother or step‑sister; or

(iv) an aunt, uncle, adoptive aunt, adoptive uncle, step‑aunt or step‑uncle; or

(v) a nephew, niece, adoptive nephew, adoptive niece, step‑nephew or step‑niece; or

(vi) a grandparent; or

(vii) a first cousin; and

(c) each person who is an applicant, and claims to be a member of the family unit of the applicant, is sponsored by that person

1

The applicant holds one of the following visas:

(a) a Skilled—Independent (Provisional) (Class UX) visa;

(b) a Skilled—Designated Area‑sponsored (Provisional) (Class UZ) visa;

(c) a Subclass 475 (Skilled—Regional Sponsored) visa;

(d) a Subclass 487 (Skilled—Regional Sponsored) visa.

2

For at least 2 years immediately before the application is made, the applicant must have held one of those visas, granted on the basis of:

(a) satisfying the primary criteria for the grant of that visa; or

(b) being the spouse or de facto partner of the person who satisfied the primary criteria for the grant of that visa

3

The applicant must not have held more than one of a particular kind of those visas