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For a duo queue, the maximum Elo difference allowed is 5,000. So, if you’re sitting at 15k, your friend needs to be at least 10k to queue with you. For larger groups or 5-stacks, the difference can be up to 10,000.
Keep in mind that if either of you has a hidden rating (based on your unranked matches) that is too far apart, it might prevent you from queuing together as well.
Hope this helps clear things up
Jep. He is right