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Partner Visa

MARSA is able to help you throughout your application for a partner visa to have your loved ones live with you in Australia.

There are three types of partner visas.

Prospective Marriage Subclass 300 Visa

Partner (Migrant) visa (subclasses 309 & 100 Offshore)

Partner Visa (Subclasses 820 and 801 Onshore)

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Prospective Marriage Subclass 300 Visa


Introduction

For subclass 101 visa which is a permanent child visa the applicant who is under 18 years of age must be outside of Australia at the time of application and be sponsored by their parent or parent’s partner. If the child is 18 years or over 18 years old, must be single, full-time student who is financially dependent on the sponsoring parent, or the child is unable to work due to a disability.

Eligibility Requirements

Before you apply for a visa you must make sure you meet the following requirements:

  • In some cases, if you have had a visa cancelled or application for a visa refused, you might not be eligible to apply for this visa but in some circumstance, you still can apply
  • for partner visa.
  • The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is lodged
  • The applicant must have a sponsor to apply for this visa
  • The sponsor must be Australian permanent resident or Australian citizen or Eligible New Zealand Citizen
  • The sponsor must be approved by Department
  • And sponsor must meet all other relevant requirements such as;
  • Age requirement (Be 18 years old).
  • The applicant and sponsor must meet character requirements
  • The applicant must meet the health requirements
  • The applicant must not have debt to the Australian government.

How can we assist you with your partner visa application process?

  • We book you a consultation to assess your eligibility
  • We will advise you which date you can apply for this visa
  • During the consultation we will make sure which visa is suitable for you to apply
  • Guide you what types of documents are required and how to gather all the required documents
  • We will carefully review all the documents and make sure all the documents are genuine documents to avoid submitting the false or bogus documents to the department
  • We guide you how to prepare your statutory declaration or statement of relationship
  • We will lodge your application when we believe it is complete and ready to be lodged
  • We lodge your application before any deadline
  • We continue to monitor the process of your application
  • We will receive and respond to the department and consult you first if needed

Partner (Migrant) visa (subclasses 309 and 100 Offshore)


Introduction

The Partner Visa (Subclass 309 provisional and 100 permanent) is a two-stage application, for applicants who are located outside Australia. This visa is often referred to as a Marriage Visa, De Facto Visa or Spouse Visa. Regardless of its name, applicants are applying for two connected visas simultaneously. In most cases, the Subclass 309 (provisional visa) will be granted first with two years waiting period imposed on the grant of the Subclass 100 (permanent) Visa.

Eligibility Requirements

Before you apply for a visa you must make sure you meet the following requirements:

  • In some cases, if you have had a visa cancelled or application for a visa refused, you might not be eligible to apply for this visa but in some circumstance, you still can apply for partner visa.
  • The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is lodged
  • The applicant must have a sponsor to apply for this visa
  • The sponsor must be Australian permanent resident or Australian citizen or Eligible New Zealand Citizen
  • The sponsor must be approved by Department


And sponsor must meet all other relevant requirements such as;

  • Age requirement (Be 18 years old).
  • The applicant and sponsor must meet character requirements
  • The applicant must meet the health requirements
  • The applicant must not have debt to the Australian government.

How can we assist you with your partner visa application process?

  • We book you a consultation to assess your eligibility
  • We will advise you which date you can apply for this visa
  • During the consultation we will make sure which visa is suitable for you to apply
  • Guide you what types of documents are required and how to gather all the required documents
  • We will carefully review all the documents and make sure all the documents are genuine documents to avoid submitting the false or bogus documents to the department
  • We guide you how to prepare your statutory declaration or statement of relationship
  • We will lodge your application when we believe it is complete and ready to be lodged
  • We lodge your application before any deadline
  • We continue to monitor the process of your application
  • We will receive and respond to the department and consult you first if needed

Partner Visa (Subclasses 820 and 801 Onshore)


Introduction

The Partner Visa (Subclass 820 provisional and 801 permanent) is a two-stage application for an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen who can apply for a temporary visa for their prospective spouse or De Facto partner. This visa is often referred to as a Marriage Visa, De Facto Visa or Spouse Visa. Regardless of its name, applicants are applying for two connected visas simultaneously.

Eligibility Requirements

Before you apply for a visa you must make sure you meet the following requirements:

  • In some cases, if you have had a visa cancelled or application for a visa refused, you might not be eligible to apply for this visa but in some circumstance, you still can apply for partner visa.
  • The applicant must be outside Australia when the application is lodged
  • The applicant must have a sponsor to apply for this visa
  • The sponsor must be Australian permanent resident or Australian citizen or Eligible New Zealand Citizen
  • The sponsor must be approved by Department


And sponsor must meet all other relevant requirements such as;

  • Age requirement (Be 18 years old).
  • The applicant and sponsor must meet character requirements
  • The applicant must meet the health requirements
  • The applicant must not have debt to the Australian government.

How can we assist you with your partner visa application process?

  • We book you a consultation to assess your eligibility
  • We will advise you which date you can apply for this visa
  • During the consultation we will make sure which visa is suitable for you to apply
  • Guide you what types of documents are required and how to gather all the required documents
  • We will carefully review all the documents and make sure all the documents are genuine documents to avoid submitting the false or bogus documents to the department
  • We guide you how to prepare your statutory declaration or statement of relationship
  • We will lodge your application when we believe it is complete and ready to be lodged
  • We lodge your application before any deadline
  • We continue to monitor the process of your application
  • We will receive and respond to the department and consult you first if needed