Parent Visa · ImmiAccount · 2026 Guide

๐ŸŒ How to import your Parent Visa application into ImmiAccount

Your Parent Visa was lodged on paper. Importing it links it to your ImmiAccount, so you can upload documents, track progress and reply to the Department of Home Affairs online.

Works for paper-lodged Parent Visas: Subclass 103, 143, 173, 804, 864 and 884.

โฑ Takes about 5 minutes · 3 steps
Before you start, keep these ready
๐Ÿ“„ Application ID From your acknowledgement letter
๐ŸŽ‚ Date of birth Of the main applicant (the parent)
๐Ÿ›‚ Passport Number and country of passport
Step by step

Import a paper Parent Visa into ImmiAccount in 3 steps

1

Find your Application ID on the acknowledgement letter

Open the acknowledgement letter the Department sent after your application was lodged. The Application ID is near the top.

Acknowledgement letter
Visa: Parent (Subclass 103) 1 Application ID: 0123456789
Example only. Your ID will be different.

๐Ÿ’ก Tip: Copy the ID exactly. One wrong digit is the most common reason an import fails.

2

Log in to ImmiAccount and click Import application

Go to online.immi.gov.au and log in. No account yet? Click Create ImmiAccount . It only takes a few minutes.

On the My applications page, click Import application.

ImmiAccount · My applications
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3

Enter your details and confirm

  • Reference number type: choose Application ID
  • Reference number: type the ID from your letter
  • Enter the parent's date of birth , passport number and country of passport
  • Click Confirm
ImmiAccount · Import application
Application ID โ–พ
0123456789
15 Mar 1958
X1234567
India โ–พ
Cancel Confirm
Example details only.

โœ… Done! Your Parent Visa now appears in your list of applications.

After importing: what you can do now

  • Upload documents: health checks, police clearances, financial records
  • Check your application status at any time
  • Receive Department messages and reply quickly

ImmiAccount import not working?

  • "No match": recheck the ID, date of birth and passport details
  • Use the main applicant's details, not the sponsor's
  • IDs starting with IRIS and finalised applications can't be imported
  • No acknowledgement letter yet? You'll need to wait for it
FAQs

Parent Visa ImmiAccount questions

Can I import a paper Parent Visa application into ImmiAccount?

Yes. Once the Department of Home Affairs has acknowledged your paper Parent Visa, you can import it into ImmiAccount using the Application ID from your acknowledgement letter.

Where do I find my Parent Visa Application ID?

It is printed near the top of the acknowledgement letter the Department sent after your application was received.

What details do I need to import my application?

The Application ID, plus the main applicant's date of birth, passport number and country of passport.

Why does ImmiAccount say "no match" when I import?

Usually a wrong digit in the Application ID, or the sponsor's details entered instead of the parent's. Check every field against the letter and the passport.

Can I upload documents to my Parent Visa after importing?

Yes. Once imported, you can attach documents such as health checks, police clearances and financial records, check your status and read Department messages.

Which Parent Visas can be imported?

Paper-lodged Parent Visas still being processed, including Subclass 103, 143, 173, 804, 864 and 884. Finalised applications and IDs starting with IRIS cannot be imported.

Need a Parent Visa expert? We'll handle it.

Rajwant Singh · Registered Migration Agent · MARN 1794016
Parent visa specialist, AVC Migration Blacktown, Western Sydney
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๐Ÿ“ž 1300 34 44 84 ๐Ÿ“ฑ 0449 258 082 ๐Ÿ“ง info@avc.net.au ๐ŸŒ www.avc.net.au
AVC Migration (Australian Visa Centre) · Suite 3, Level 1, 7–9 Patrick Street, Blacktown NSW 2148 · Growth House Pty Ltd. General information only, not legal advice. ImmiAccount screens are simplified illustrations and may look different.