Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a growing demand for partner visas. This has led to the Government of the State introducing many changes. Here’s what you need to know: Estimated processing time for partner visas Below are the current processing times for partner visas: 100 – Partner Visa (Migrant) (subclass Read more about Top 4 Australian Partner Visa Updates in 2021[…]
How long does it take for a partner visa to be processed in Australia? Applying for a Partner Visa is still possible during this pandemic – here’s what you need to know about Australian Partner visas in this situation of COVID-19. What are the Australian partner visa options available? There are many partner visas Read more about 2021 Australian Partner Visa application processing time[…]
Partner Visa / Spouse Visa Some say home is where your heart is, whether it may be New Delhi, Brisbane, Mumbai, Melbourne, Chennai, or Sydney. But it may also be argued that there is no better to place to call home than that of the loving embrace of your Partner. Are you currently in a Read more about The Pathway To Partner Visa[…]
Domestic or family violence is not tolerated in Australia under any circumstances. The Australian Government provides free and confidential support services for anyone experiencing domestic or family violence in Australia regardless of their visa or immigration status. The Migration Regulations 1994 (Cth) sets out specific provisions about family violence and its effect on applications for Read more about Partner Visa – Family Violence Provisions[…]
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection allows Australian Citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens to sponsor their married or de facto partners on the basis of their genuine and ongoing relationship. Partner visas are generally processed in two stages in Australia. Sponsored applicants must hold a provisional visa, a Partner (Temporary) visa, Read more about Partner Visa – Genuine relationship[…]
With effect from 19th November 2016, the definition of Member of the Family Unit (MoFU) has been changed and limited to direct family members under 23 years of age (and dependent children with a medically accepted disability). This change will mainly impact the secondary visa applicants for certain permanent visas or some provisional and temporary Read more about Australian Immigration – Changes To Member of Family Units[…]
