AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY PHNOM PENH Immigration and ...
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Full birth certificates of all applicants included in the application.<br />
FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS<br />
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Evidence to demonstrate that you <strong>and</strong> all persons included in the application have sufficient funds<br />
or access to sufficient funds for their visit to Australia. The emphasis is on demonstrating a<br />
savings history (over a period of approximately 2-3 months). This may include documents such as:<br />
• Evidence of your savings such as bank deposit books.<br />
• Evidence of bank statements or payslips over a period of time.<br />
• Credit card statements.<br />
• Evidence of assets.<br />
• Evidence of your employment or business activities.<br />
It should be evident from the evidence provided where the funds have come from. You do not<br />
need to open a new bank account for the purposes of demonstrating funds. Little weight<br />
will be given on this form of evidence as the emphasis is on a savings history.<br />
If a friend or relative in Australia is paying for your visit, a letter of invitation from them <strong>and</strong> evidence<br />
that they have the necessary funds.<br />
EMPLOYMENT AND STUDY DOCUMENTS<br />
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If you are employed, a letter from your employer showing: your position <strong>and</strong> salary; length of your<br />
employment; approval for any leave; name <strong>and</strong> contact details of the person providing the letter.<br />
If you are a business owner, your business patent <strong>and</strong> evidence of business activities.<br />
If you are a student, evidence of your enrolment at school<br />
CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS<br />
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If a child under 18 years is coming to Australia without one or both parents or legal guardians, a<br />
consent form signed by the non-accompanying parent or legal guardian.<br />
Form 1229: Consent form to grant an Australian visa to a child under the age of 18 years.<br />
Available at: http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1229.pdf. Evidence must be provided to confirm<br />
family relationship. A birth certificate of the child, showing names of both parents should be<br />
provided.<br />
Bio data pages of the passport (or if unavailable, Cambodian ID card) of any parent or guardian not<br />
accompanying the child should be provided.<br />
Evidence of child’s enrolment in school (if applicable)<br />
Copy of parents’ marriage certificate (if applicable)<br />
Contact details including full name, date of birth, address <strong>and</strong> phone numbers should be provided<br />
of the non-accompanying parent or guardian.<br />
If a child under 18 years is staying in Australia with someone other than a parent, legal guardian or<br />
relative, a declaration signed by the person responsible for that child in Australia.<br />
Form 1257: Undertaking Declaration. http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1257.pdf<br />
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS – you will be advised at your appointment when you lodge your<br />
application if you need to undergo medical examinations<br />
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You may be asked to undergo medical <strong>and</strong>/or x-ray examinations. This may be the case if you are<br />
staying in Australia for more than 3 months (for Cambodian citizens), you are likely to enter a<br />
classroom for more than 3 months, you are likely to enter a health care or hospital environment,<br />
you are pregnant, you are likely to work at a childcare centre or you are over 70 years of age. For<br />
further information see: Health requirements at http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/healthrequirements/<br />
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