
Partner Spouse Visa
Australia offers partner and spouse visas for individuals seeking to join their Australian partner or spouse. Our migration services provide comprehensive assistance to couples navigating the partner/spouse visa application process. We offer expert guidance to ensure that applicants meet all requirements and successfully obtain their visas.
. Understanding Partner/Spouse Visa Options
- Visa Subclasses: Provide information on the various partner and spouse visa subclasses, including:
- Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801): For those who are in a de facto relationship or married to an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
- Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300): For individuals intending to marry their Australian partner within 9 months of entering Australia.
- Spouse Visa (Subclass 309/100): For those who are outside Australia and seeking to join their Australian partner or spouse.
2. Eligibility Assessment
- Relationship Requirements: Assess eligibility based on relationship criteria, including the length of the relationship, cohabitation, and evidence of a genuine and ongoing relationship.
- Financial and Health Requirements: Evaluate compliance with financial support and health requirements, including health checks and character assessments.
3. Document Preparation
- Required Documents: Provide a checklist of necessary documents for the visa application, including evidence of relationship, personal identification, financial statements, and health checks.
- Document Collection: Assist in gathering, preparing, and verifying all required documents to meet application standards.
4. Application Process
- Visa Application Forms: Guide applicants through completing and submitting the visa application forms online or via paper applications.
- Lodgement and Fees: Assist with the online lodgement of the visa application and payment of applicable fees.
5. Evidence of Relationship
- Evidence Collection: Help in collecting and presenting evidence of a genuine relationship, such as joint financial responsibilities, shared accommodation, and social recognition.
- Statutory Declarations: Provide guidance on obtaining statutory declarations from friends and family to support the relationship claims.
6. Interviews and Additional Requests
- Interview Preparation: Prepare applicants for potential interviews by explaining the types of questions asked and how to effectively communicate their relationship details.
- Additional Information Requests: Assist in responding to any additional information or documentation requests from the Department of Home Affairs.
7. Visa Conditions and Compliance
- Understanding Conditions: Explain the conditions attached to the partner/spouse visa, including residency requirements and reporting obligations.
- Compliance Monitoring: Provide ongoing support to ensure that visa conditions are met throughout the visa period.
8. Post-Visa Services
- Permanent Residency: Provide guidance on applying for permanent residency once the initial partner/spouse visa conditions are fulfilled.
- Citizenship Pathways: Offer advice on pathways to Australian citizenship after meeting residency requirements.
9. Appeals and Reviews
- Visa Refusals: Provide guidance on the appeals process if a visa application is refused, including preparing additional documentation and submitting appeal applications.
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT): Assist in lodging appeals with the AAT if required.
