87Limit does not prevent visas for certain persons

87  Limit does not prevent visas for certain persons  (1) Section 86 does not prevent the grant of a visa to a person who applied for it on the ground that he or she is the spouse, de facto partner or dependent child of:  (a) an Australian citizen; or  (b) the holder of a permanent visa that is in effect; or  (c) a person who is usually resident in Australia and whose continued presence in Australia is not subject to a limitation as to time imposed by law.  (2) For the purposes of this section, a child of a person is a dependent child if the child:  (a) does not have a spouse or de facto partner; and  (i) is under 18; or  (ii) is 18, 19 or 20 and is dependent on the person for:  (A) financial and psychological support; or  (B) physical support. 87A  Limit does not prevent the grant of visas to certain people who are unable to meet health or character requirements before the limit applies because of circumstances beyond their control   If:  (a) a person has applied, whether before or after the commencement of this section, for the grant of a visa; and  (b) a time was or is reached when the grant of the visa to the person in a particular financial year was or is prevented by section 86; and  (c) the person was requested by the Minister after that time to satisfy requirements for the grant of the visa that relate to health or character; and  (d) after the making of the request referred to in paragraph (c) the person satisfies the requirements referred to in that paragraph in a financial year subsequent to the financial year in which the time referred to in paragraph (b) occurred; and  (e) the grant of the visa to the person at the time when the requirements referred to in paragraph (c) are satisfied would, apart from this section, be prevented by section 86; and  (f) the person was unable to satisfy the requirements referred to in paragraph (c) at a time when, apart from this section, section 86 would not have prevented the grant of the visa to the person; and  (g) the Minister is satisfied that the person’s inability to satisfy the requirements referred to in paragraph (c) at a time mentioned in paragraph (e) was due to circumstances beyond the person’s control; section 86 does not prevent the grant of the visa to the person.