If you are considering applying for a child visa, it is important to understand the process and the associated costs. Here is all you need to know about applying for a child visa, including the differences between visas 101 and 802, the cost of child visa 101, and the cost of child visa 802. Read on to learn more about child visas and the application process.

How Much Does a Child Visa Cost?

Cost of Child Visa 101

Child visas can be a great way to ensure that your child can safely travel with you to another country. However, certain costs are associated with obtaining a child visa, and it’s important to understand them before applying. Here’s what you need to know about the cost of a child visa.

The cost of Child visa 101 will vary depending on the country you’re travelling to and the type of visa you’re applying for.

Generally, the fee for a child visa will range from AUD 200-400. Additionally, there may be other expenses, such as application fees or documents required for the application process.

Cost of Child Visa Subclass 802

The cost of the Child Visa Subclass 802 depends on several factors, including the child's age, whether the child is the main applicant or a secondary applicant, and the type of service requested. As of 2021, the base application fee for a child visa ranges from AUD 2,665 to AUD 6,785, with additional fees for each secondary applicant. It is important to check the most up-to-date information on the Department of Home Affairs website for specific details and costs.

The difference between Child Visa 101 and Child Visa 802

Child Visa 101:

• The Child Visa (subclass 101) is for children sponsored by a parent who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen. This visa allows the child to enter and remain in Australia permanently.

Child Visa 802:

• The Child Visa (subclass 802) is for a child who wants to stay in Australia temporarily. This visa allows the child to stay in Australia for up to 12 months from when the visa is granted. The child must be sponsored by their parent, legal guardian or relative who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.

Both visas require that the child meets the health and character requirements and has adequate financial arrangements while in Australia.

Differences between Child Visas:

• Child Visa 101 allows the child to stay in Australia permanently, while Child Visa 802 allows them to stay in Australia temporarily.
• Child Visa 101 does not allow multiple entries into Australia, while Child Visa 802 does.
• Child Visa 101 requires an application charge, whereas Child Visa 802 does not.
• Child Visa 101 has no restriction on work rights, while Child Visa 802 does.
• Child Visa 101 requires that the child meets a balance of family test, while Child Visa 802 does not.
• Child Visa 101 requires a sponsorship agreement with a bond if the applicant is under 18 years old, while Child Visa 802 does not.