As someone who has navigated Australia's visa system, I understand how important it is to know whether family members can visit while holding a dependent visa yourself. From my experience, being a dependent visa holder does not automatically grant visitor visas to your parents. Each visitor visa application is assessed individually considering factors such as financial support, the applicant’s ties to their home country, and the purpose and duration of the visit. If you want to invite your mother to Australia, she must apply for a visitor visa, commonly called a tourist visa (subclass 600). A strong supporting letter from you explaining your status as a dependent visa holder and your willingness to provide financial and accommodation support can be very helpful. Including proof of your visa status, financial documents, and a clear itinerary can strengthen the application. Keep in mind that the Department of Home Affairs carefully reviews each application and looks into the applicant’s circumstances and motivations to ensure they will comply with visa conditions and leave Australia on time. It’s advisable to check the official Australian immigration website regularly for updated requirements, and seek professional advice from a registered migration agent or immigration lawyer if needed. Overall, while holding a dependent visa yourself doesn't automatically grant visitation rights to your parents, with proper documentation and support, your mother can apply successfully for a visitor visa to come and see you in Australia. This process can be complex but rewarding when you reunite with loved ones while following immigration rules.