You may be eligible for an Australian Partner Visa if you are the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

You must also meet the relationship, sponsorship, health, and character requirements set by the Department of Home Affairs.

As every situation is different, Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your circumstances and advise on the most suitable pathway before you apply.

Yes.

You may be able to apply for an Australian Partner Visa while you are in Australia through the onshore Partner Visa pathway (Subclass 820/801), as long as you meet the eligibility requirements.

Your current visa conditions, immigration history, and relationship circumstances can affect whether you can apply.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation and advise on the correct pathway before you apply.

If your Australian Partner Visa application is refused, you may have options depending on the reasons for the refusal and your individual circumstances.

This may include reviewing the decision, seeking a review of the application, or considering other visa pathways.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation, explain your options, and advise on the best next steps.

Yes.

You may be able to include your children in an Australian Partner Visa application if they meet the eligibility requirements as dependent children or eligible members of your family.

The requirements can vary depending on your child’s age and circumstances.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation and advise on the best approach for your application.

The requirements for an Australian Partner Visa include being in a genuine and ongoing relationship with an eligible Australian sponsor, meeting health and character requirements, and providing evidence to support your relationship.

The exact requirements depend on your circumstances, including whether you apply as a spouse or de facto partner and whether you apply onshore or offshore.

For detailed information about Australian Partner Visa relationship and eligibility requirements, please visit:
Partner Visa Relationship Evidence
Partner Visa Eligibility Requirements

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation and advise on the best pathway for your application.

Yes.

An Australian Partner Visa can provide a pathway to permanent residency. Depending on your circumstances, you may first be granted a temporary Partner Visa before being considered for the permanent stage (such as Subclass 801 or Subclass 100).

You must continue to meet the visa requirements, including relationship and eligibility criteria.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your circumstances and guide you through the pathway to permanent residency.

Yes.

Your Partner Visa sponsor may have sponsored someone before, but there are limits and eligibility requirements that may apply depending on their previous sponsorship history.

Factors such as when they sponsored someone, the type of visa, and their individual circumstances can affect whether they can sponsor you.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation and advise whether your partner is eligible to be a sponsor.

Yes.

You may be able to apply for an Australian Partner Visa if you are in a genuine and ongoing de facto relationship with an eligible Australian sponsor.

Your relationship must meet the requirements set by the Department of Home Affairs, which may vary depending on your circumstances, including how long you have been together and your supporting evidence.

For detailed information about Australian Partner Visa relationship and eligibility requirements, please visit:
Partner Visa Relationship Evidence
Partner Visa Eligibility Requirements

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your situation and advise on the best pathway for your application.

There is no minimum relationship length requirement if you are applying for an Australian Partner Visa as a married couple.

If you are applying as a de facto partner, you generally need to have been in a genuine and ongoing de facto relationship for at least 12 months before applying, unless an exemption applies.

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your circumstances and advise whether you meet the relationship requirements for a Partner Visa application.

For detailed information about Australian Partner Visa relationship and eligibility requirements, please visit:
Partner Visa Relationship Evidence
Partner Visa Eligibility Requirements

Yes.

You may be able to apply for an Australian Partner Visa if you are legally married to an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.

Your marriage must meet the relationship requirements set by the Department of Home Affairs, and you will need to provide evidence that your relationship is genuine and ongoing.

For detailed information about Australian Partner Visa relationship and eligibility requirements, please visit:
Partner Visa Relationship Evidence
Partner Visa Eligibility Requirements

Turner-Rowe Migration can assess your circumstances and advise on the most suitable pathway for your application.

Book a consultation today and let our Registered Migration Agent assess your circumstances, answer your questions, and provide personalised guidance throughout your Partner Visa application.

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