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Partner & Family Visas

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Overview

Partner & Family Visas

Family and partner visa applications are detailed and evidence-heavy. We help you build a thorough, well-organised application that clearly demonstrates your relationship or family connection to give you the strongest footing.

How we help

  • Relationship eligibility assessment
  • Evidence strategy across the four key relationship aspects
  • Sponsor eligibility and application
  • Statutory declarations and supporting statements
  • Full application preparation and lodgement
  • Parent and other family visa guidance
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Check your eligibility

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General eligibility

  • A genuine and continuing relationship (for partner visas)
  • An eligible sponsor (citizen, PR or eligible NZ citizen)
  • Meeting health and character requirements
  • Comprehensive evidence of your relationship or family link
Options

Key streams & subclasses

Partner (820/801 onshore)

For partners or spouses of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible NZ citizens applying within Australia — a temporary then permanent stage.

Partner (309/100 offshore)

The offshore equivalent for partners applying from outside Australia, leading to permanent residence.

Prospective Marriage (300)

For those engaged to an Australian partner, allowing entry to Australia to marry, then apply for a partner visa.

Visa subclasses, criteria and processing times are set by the Australian Government and change regularly. The above is general information only — book a consultation for advice specific to you.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What evidence do I need for a partner visa?

Evidence typically spans the financial, social, household and commitment aspects of your relationship. We give you a tailored checklist and help present it clearly.

How long do partner visas take?

Processing times vary and can be lengthy. We set realistic expectations based on current trends and ensure your application is complete to avoid delays.

Can I work while my partner visa is processed?

Onshore applicants are usually granted a bridging visa with work rights while a decision is pending. We'll confirm what applies to you.

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