Partner Visa
Australia
Live & Love in Australia
Check your eligibility today and feel confident knowing Turner-Rowe Migration is by your side throughout your Partner Visa application.
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Partner Visas We Help You With
How It Works
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During the consultation, our Registered Migration Agent will assess your eligibility, explain the full Partner Visa process, required evidence, outline all associated costs, and address any questions or concerns you may have.
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Both parties will sign our Service Agreement and Form 956, which gives us permission to represent you in your Partner Visa application.
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You provide the essential information, we organise and prepare the Partner Visa application.
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Your Partner Visa application is carefully reviewed by you, and by our Migration Agent before it is submitted to the Government.
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Receive ongoing support after the Partner Visa lodgement, including updates on your Visa processing time and assistance with post-lodgement requirements such as medical examinations.
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We will receive the decision and promptly notify you of the outcome.
Our Migration Agent Helps You!
Applying for a Partner Visa can be complex, with strict document requirements and immigration eligibility changing regularly. We help make the process less stressful.
Our Registered Migration Agent can help you:
Understand Eligibility Requirements
Documentation Support
Avoid Application Mistakes
Respond to Government Requests
Improve the Application’s Quality
Our guidance will help simplify the process and reduce unnecessary delays.
Partner Visa FAQs
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You may be eligible for a Partner Visa if you are married to or in a genuine and continuing de facto relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
You must meet relationship, health, and character requirements, and provide evidence of your relationship.
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Temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 820) Cost:
Most applicants: AUD $11,710.00
Prospective Marriage Visa (subclass 300) holders: AUD $1,955.00
Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801) Cost:
The Visa fee was included when you lodged your Temporary and Permanent Partner Visa applications
Partner (Provisional) Partner Visa (Subclass 309) Cost:
From AUD $11,710.00
Partner (Migrant) Visa (Subclass 100) Cost:
You paid for this Visa when you made your applications for the temporary and permanent Partner Visas
Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) Cost:
From AUD $11,710.00
*Visa costs do not include our fees.
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Temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 820) Processing Time:
50% of applications are processed within 19 months
90% of applications are processed within 24 months
Permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 801) Processing Time:
50% of applications are processed within 5 months
90% of applications are processed within 16 months
Partner Provisional Visa (Subclass 309) Processing Time:
50% of applications are processed within 15 months
90% of applications are processed within 25 months
Partner (Migrant) Visa (Subclass 100) Processing Time:
50% of applications are processed within 10 months
90% of applications are processed within 24 months
Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) Processing Time:
50% of applications are processed within 14 months
90% of applications are processed within 27 months
Processing times may vary.
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This may include:
Joint bank accounts
Living together evidence
Photos and messages
Statutory declarations
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If you apply for an onshore Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801), you will generally be granted a Bridging Visa that allows you to remain in Australia while your application is being processed. In many cases, this Bridging Visa includes full work rights.
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To get an Australian Partner visa (onshore: subclasses 820/801; offshore: subclasses 309/100 or the Prospective Marriage subclass 300) you must
Have an eligible sponsor (an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen)
Be in a qualifying relationship (married, de facto or engaged to marry, with de facto usually requiring 12 months cohabitation unless an exception applies)
Provide strong evidence the relationship is genuine and continuing (documents, joint finances/household, statutory declarations from third parties), and
Meet health and character (medical checks and police certificates)
other eligibility requirements depending of the Partner Visa stream.