Subclass 820/801
Subclass 309/100
The subclass 309/100 Partner visa is a two-stage visa process that allows you to live permanently in Australia with your Australian citizen or permanent resident partner. The first stage is the subclass 309 visa, which is a temporary visa that allows you to live in Australia while your permanent visa application is being processed. The second stage is the subclass 100 visa, which is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
To be eligible for a subclass 309/100 Partner visa, you must meet the following requirements:
• You must be the spouse (married) or a de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
• You must be at least 18 years of age.
• You must meet the health and character requirements.
• You must have a genuine and continuing relationship with your Australian partner.
• You must be able to support yourself financially while you are in Australia.
In addition to the general requirements, there are some specific requirements that you must meet depending on your relationship status. For example, if you are married, you must provide evidence of your marriage certificate. If you are in a de facto relationship, you must provide evidence of your relationship, such as joint bank accounts, leases, or utility bills.
You can apply for a subclass 309/100 Partner visa online or through a registered migration agent. The processing time for the visa varies depending on the circumstances of your application.
Subclass 820/801 Partner visas are a two-stage visa process that allows you to live permanently in Australia with your Australian citizen or permanent resident partner. The first stage is the subclass 820 visa, which is a temporary visa that allows you to live in Australia while your permanent visa application is being processed. The second stage is the subclass 801 visa, which is a permanent visa that allows you to stay in Australia indefinitely.
To be eligible for a subclass 820/801 Partner visa, you must meet the following requirements:
• You must be the spouse (married) or a de facto partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
• You must be at least 18 years of age.
• You must meet the health and character requirements.
• You must have a genuine and continuing relationship with your Australian partner.
• You must be able to support yourself financially while you are in Australia.
In addition to the general requirements, there are some specific requirements that you must meet depending on your relationship status. For example, if you are married, you must provide evidence of your marriage certificate. If you are in a de facto relationship, you must provide evidence of your relationship, such as joint bank accounts, leases, or utility bills.
You can apply for a subclass 820/801 Partner visa online or through a registered migration agent. The processing time for the visa varies depending on the circumstances of your application.
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