All you need to know about Partner Visa for Australia

Australia Partner Visa

An application may be sponsored by their Australian spouse, de facto partner, or interdependent partner under the Partner Visa Stream, provided that person is at least 18 years old what's more, is either an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or a qualified New Zealand resident.

Partner

• Marriage
• Prospective marriage
• Defacto Relationship

Validity

A temporary partner visa is valid for the entire waiting period until the Immigration Department makes a decision regarding your application for a permanent partner visa. You can remain in Australia permanently once your application for a permanent partner visa has been granted.

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What it does

You must submit an application for a temporary or permanent visa, which you can do by filling out the form and submitting it to the appropriate organizations so it can be put through an evaluation. The temporary Partner Visa may be issued to you immediately if the examination reveals that you do match the requirements for this Australian visa. This visa is good for a period of time until you receive a permanent visa, which is typically granted a few years after the application is submitted. The permanent Partner Visa is yours if, after two years, all requirements are still satisfied.

If you can provide evidence that you and your partner have been married or in a committed relationship for at least three years and maybe longer, you may be eligible for a permanent visa with the exception of the required waiting period.

If you and your partner have been dating or married for more than two years and have a kid (dependent) together, you may be eligible for the permanent visa right away. The two-year waiting period is waived if your partner was granted a protection visa or a permanent visa through Australia's humanitarian program.

Requirements

• When you apply for this Australian visa, you are not physically present in Australia.
• When your partner visa is granted, you must not be in Australia.
• Comply with all legal requirements outlined by Australian law.
• You still meet the requirements two years after receiving the temporary visa.
• Cover the cost of the visa and the application procedure.
• Health exams are standard, and you might be responsible for the cost of the physical.
• Police checks might also be required, and you might have to pay for the processing of these in your own nation.

Australia Partner Visa Requirements

• Follow all legal requirements outlined by Australian law;
• You may be in Australia when you apply for this Australian Visa;
• You may be outside of Australia when your Partner visa is granted.
• Health examinations are standard, and you might have to foot the bill for the medical check-up.
• Police checks may also be required, and you might have to pay for this to be processed in your own country.
• You still meet legal requirements two years after the temporary visa is handed to you.
• You pay for the visa costs and application process.

Partner Visa: What is it?

De facto visas, sometimes known as partner visas, are frequently granted to eligible New Zealand citizens living in Australia as well as to the partners and wives of permanent Australian citizens and residents. Both same-sex and heterosexual relationships can easily apply for a partner visa.

In Australia, acquiring a partner visa involves two steps. First, the applicant is granted a provisional partner visa, which is classified as a Subclass 820 for onshore applicants and a Subclass 309 for offshore applicants. After being granted a provisional partner visa, the applicant was required to remain in the nation for a specific amount of time. Couples are once more evaluated to see if they match the requirements for a permanent partner visa, which is further divided into two categories: subclass 820 visa holders receive a subclass 801 visa, while subclass 309 visa holders receive a subclass 100 visa.

Different Partner Visa Types

Australian immigration law offers a number of partner and spouse visa types that applicants can apply for based on their needs and the requirements they must meet in order to be granted one. The three partner visa alternatives that are available, in case someone is willing to sponsor a partner to move to Australia, are as follows:

RIGHT NOW, 3 types of partner visas are offered in Australia.

• Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)
• Partner Visa Offshore (Subclasses 309 and 100)
• Partner Visa Onshore (Subclass 820/801)

STAGES

Stage 1: Temporary Partner Visa

Stage 2: Permanent Partner Visa

Both temporary and permanent partner visas provide employment, education, and Medicare eligibility.

For more info, please call: +91-7503832132, +91-9131059075, +91-8447281370, Write to us at: info@aptechvisa.com, and Fill out the Free Australia Immigration Assessment Form