An Ultimate Guide For Partner Visa Australia, Stay Together Live Happy

Posted by Migration Agent Adelaide - ISA Migrations and Education Consultants on May 13th, 2019

Granting your Australian Partner Visa sorted is no easy task. It is a puzzling and unrestrained process, which can take many months, sometimes years and is separated into a two-stage process, but you apply for both the Temporary and Permanent Spouse Visa at the same time using the form titled “47SP Application for Migration to Australia by a Spouse.”

Thoughtful about applying for a Fiancé Visa Australia? then here we have put together a guide for those of you who are Living the dream of settling down in Australia.

This visa is for applicants who want to come to Australia, to get married their future spouse and then apply for a Spouse Visa Australia. He or she must be sponsored and must intend to marry their prospective partner within 9 months. The Partner Visa Australia can be a permanent or a temporary one, depending on the need, purpose or reason of the stay in this country.

It is important to identify that after this Fiancée Visa is issued, you have to enter Australia before you marry your fiancée and should marry him/her before your visa ends. Then if you are willing to stay continuously with your spouse in Australia you must apply for Subclass 820 and 821 to be as Partner Subclass 300 is only valid for 270days.

Are you a non-family member of a New Zealand citizen, a fiancé, married or in a de facto relationship with your partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand Citizen, have a dream to live and work in Australia? If your answer to all of the above questions is yes, then New Zealand Citizen Family Relationship Temporary Visa subclass 461 is an ideal option for you to choose from the visas available to stay in Australia. This visa lets you stay and work in Australia for up to five years with Partner Visa Subclass 801 and 820.

This visa, in the words of the Department of Home Affairs, "allows the Wife or Husband of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia". You needn't be legally married; a genuine de facto relationship is sufficient. With Partner Visa Subclass 309 and 100. As the name suggests, this visa is for applicants who apply from overseas. The applicant firstly receives subclass 309 visa grant to start living in Australia (valid for two years) and then alongside they can apply for migrant Partner Visa Subclass 100 within the time frame of two years to live in the country permanently.

If you manage to secure that temporary De-Facto Visa Australia then you will have permission to travel to and from Australia until a decision is made on your permanent visa application. You will also be able to finally work and study in Australia. During the 2-year period after making your initial Visa application, you will then be assessed by the immigration department for the Permanent Visa Subclass 100 or 801. If you change your home address, which is certain to occur more than once, or your conditions change and they most positively will, then you should instantly notify the office or agent that is handling your visa application.

To receive the grant for the permanent Visa Sub Classes 100 and 801, whether you are in or outside Australia has no bearing whatsoever. The reason for this is that permanent residents can’t be granted less than 2 years from when you first lodge your application. If you simply cannot wait the entire 2-year period, you may be granted a Permanent Partner Visa if, at the time you apply, you have been in a partner relationship with your partner for 3 years or more

 Visa requirements may change as per specific situations. However, you may happenstance some problems in choosing the right visa or meeting the eligibility standards.  For your entitlement assessment Please contact us today to speak with our Experienced Visa Consultant, for further more information about the visa process.