There are two main options for obtaining a partner visa:
a. Partner Visa (Spouse or De Facto Relationships)
This visa is available to individuals who are either married or in a de facto relationship. You can apply whether you are in Australia or overseas.
- Initially, this is a temporary visa. After two years, you may become eligible for permanent residency.
- Your sponsor must be your spouse or de facto partner (including same-sex relationships) who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
b. Prospective Marriage Visa (Fiancé Visa)
This visa is designed for individuals who are engaged to be married. To apply, you must be outside of Australia.
- The visa is valid for nine months, during which you must marry your fiancé and can then apply for a partner visa.
- Your sponsor must be your fiancé, who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Contact us so that you can make the correct visa choice, with simplicity and guiding you on all the correct documents, completing the file properly and fully on time, thus taking away all the pressure from you and getting your loved one to live with you permanently in Australia soon.
If you have obtained a temporary Partner visa but have since separated from your partner, you may still be eligible for permanent residency depending on your circumstances. While the process can be complex, we have extensive experience in helping clients achieve permanent residency even after a relationship breakdown. Book a consultation with us to discuss your case in detail. Our expert migration agent will guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth experience and alleviating your stress.
