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A Partner Visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to work and stay in Australia. It is designed to enable couples to be together and build a life in Australia. Eligibility for a Partner Visa depends primarily on a genuine and committed relationship with your de facto partner. This can be either a legally married relationship or a de facto relationship, where you have lived together for at least 12 months.
The processing time for a Partner Visa application can vary depending on several factors, including the type of visa subclass applied for, immigration workload, specific circumstances of the case, and the complexity of the case. Generally, it can take anywhere from 9 months to over a year for the application to be processed.
The main requirements for a Partner Visa program in Australia include providing evidence of a genuine and ongoing relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Additionally, applicants must meet health and character standards, comply with specific migration regulations, and submit comprehensive documentation to support the authenticity and commitment of their relationship.
Yes, you can apply for a Partner Visa in Australia if you are in a de facto relationship. The Australian immigration authorities recognise de facto relationships, which are defined as relationships where you and your partner have lived together on a genuine domestic basis for at least 12 months.
Applying for a Partner Visa involves potential financial considerations, encompassing application fees, expenses for necessary documents, medical examinations, legal fees, and police clearances. Consult with a registered migration agent to gain a comprehensive understanding of these financial aspects and effectively plan for your application process.
Immigration lawyers with expertise in partner visas offer invaluable assistance throughout the process. They will assess your eligibility, navigate application requirements, prepare and review your submission, organise supporting documents, and communicate with immigration authorities on your behalf. Leveraging their expertise increases the likelihood of a successful outcome, providing a comprehensive grasp of immigration laws and regulations pertaining to Partner Visas in Australia.
Upon the refusal of a Partner Visa application, the applicant usually receives a written notice outlining the reasons for the refusal. In this scenario, the individual has the option to either request a review of the decision or lodge an appeal. The specific procedures for review or appeal depend on the visa subclass and the decision-making body. Alternatively, the applicant can choose to reapply, addressing the concerns raised, or seek legal advice to assess the most suitable course of action.
Yes, you can live and work in Australia while your Partner Visa application is being processed. If you are applying for an onshore Partner Visa (subclass 820/801 or subclass 309/100), you can generally apply for a Bridging Visa A (BVA) once you have lodged your application. The BVA comes into effect once your current substantive visa expires and allows you to remain in Australia lawfully. It typically includes work rights, which means you can work in Australia while your Partner Visa application is being processed.
At 4nations, we offer comprehensive support and guidance throughout the partner or prospective marriage visa application process. We ensure meticulous attention to address all your concerns and queries, thereby optimising the success of your visa application. Our skilled immigration professionals will provide personalised guidance, assist in document preparation, handle the application lodgment process, and provide ongoing updates on your application status, ensuring a stress-free journey for you until the visa is granted.
Proving the authenticity and continuity of your relationship requires presenting various types of evidence, such as joint financial documents, shared living arrangements, communication records, social acknowledgement of your relationship, and testimonials from family and friends. Our immigration professionals will assist you in understanding the specific evidence needed and support you in building a compelling case to substantiate your relationship claims.
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