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    Parent Visa Application Fees for FY 2025–2026

    Below are the Department of Home Affairs visa application charges for parent visa subclasses for the 2025–2026 financial year. All amounts are shown in Australian dollars (AUD).

    Subclass 103 – Parent Visa

    • Primary applicant: $5,280
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $2,640
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $1,325

    Subclass 804 – Aged Parent Visa

    • Primary applicant: $5,280
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $2,640
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $1,325

    Subclass 143 – Contributory Parent Visa

    • Primary applicant: $5,040
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $1,700
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $855
    • 2nd instalment (contributory fee, payable before visa grant): $43,600

    Subclass 864 – Aged Contributory Parent Visa

    • Primary applicant: $5,040
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $2,515
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $1,260
    • 2nd instalment (contributory fee, payable before visa grant): $43,600

    Subclass 173 – Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa

    • Primary applicant: $3,395
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $1,700
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $855
    • 2nd instalment (contributory fee, payable before visa grant): $29,130

    Subclass 884 – Aged Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa

    • Primary applicant: $5,040
    • Secondary applicant (over 18): $2,515
    • Secondary applicant (under 18): $1,260
    • 2nd instalment (contributory fee, payable before visa grant): $29,130

    Other Involved Fees

    Medical Examinations

    Approximately $300–$400 per applicant. This applies to all individuals included in your visa application, including dependent children.

    Police Checks

    Costs vary depending on the country of residence. Police checks are required for any country where you have lived for more than 12 months.

    Document Translations

    If any supporting documents are not in English, certified translations will be required. Translation fees will vary depending on the service provider.

    Notes

    • The above fees are Department of Home Affairs charges only and do not include professional service fees.
    • All fees are per applicant unless otherwise stated.
    • Visa application charges are subject to change without notice. Please check the official Home Affairs website before lodging your application.

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