Family and Partner Visas

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in Australia are designed for individuals looking to join their family members or partners who are Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens.
These visas range from partner and spouse visas to parent and child visas, offering various pathways for family reunification and ensuring that families can live together in Australia.

Benefits of this Visas

Family Reunification: Enables families to live together in Australia.
Work and Study Rights: Most of these visas allow work and study in Australia.
Healthcare Access: Eligibility for Medicare, ensuring comprehensive public healthcare.
Path to Permanent Residency: Some visas offer a pathway to permanent residency.
Inclusion of Dependents: Allows for inclusion of dependent children and other family members.
Social Security Benefits: Access to certain social security payments, subject to waiting periods.

Partner Visa (Subclass 820 and 801)

For spouses or de facto partners of Australian residents. The 820 visa is temporary leading to the permanent 801 visa.

Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)

For individuals planning to marry their Australian partner. It's a temporary visa for nine months to marry and apply for a Partner visa.

Parent Visa (Subclass 103 and 143)

Allows parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents to migrate to Australia. The 103 is a lower-cost option with longer processing times, while the 143 is costlier but faster.

Child Visa (Subclass 101 and 802)

For dependent children of Australian citizens or permanent residents. The 101 is for offshore applicants, and the 802 is for children in Australia.

Eligibility Requirements:

While eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific visa subclass, common requirements for GSM visas typically include:

Relationship Status: Proof of a genuine and ongoing relationship.
Sponsorship: Must be sponsored by an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Age and Health Requirements: Vary depending on the visa subclass.
Character Assessment: Must pass character checks.
Financial Requirements: For some visas, sponsors must meet financial requirements.
English Language Requirements: Required for some subclasses.
No Outstanding Debts: To the Australian government.
Compliance with Visa Conditions: Adherence to previous visa conditions.

Application Processes :

Visa Application: Submit an application with all necessary documentation, including proof of relationship.

Health and Character Checks: Undergo health examinations and character checks.

Visa Assessment: The application is assessed by the immigration department.

Decision: Wait for the decision on your visa application. Processing times vary.

Join Family in Australia: Upon visa approval, travel to Australia to join your family.

What is the processing time for Family & Partner Visas?

Processing times vary widely depending on the visa subclass and individual circumstances. It can range from several months to a few years.

Can I include my children in my Partner Visa application?

Yes, dependent children can usually be included in your application.

What evidence is required to prove a genuine relationship?

Evidence can include joint bank accounts, shared living arrangements, correspondence, and statements from friends and family.

Are there any age restrictions for Parent Visas?

Yes, there are age requirements for Parent Visas, which vary depending on the specific subclass.

Can I work in Australia on a Partner Visa?

Yes, most Partner Visas allow you to work in Australia.

How long do I need to be in a relationship to apply for a Partner Visa?

There is no strict duration; however, you must prove that the relationship is genuine and ongoing.

What happens if my relationship ends before the visa is granted?

If the relationship ends before the visa is granted, it may affect your eligibility for the visa.

Can I travel outside of Australia while my visa application is being processed?

It depends on your current visa conditions; some visas may allow travel, while others may not.

Is health insurance required for these visas?

It is recommended, although Medicare is available for certain visa categories.

What if I have a child after submitting my Partner Visa application?

You should inform the Department of Home Affairs immediately as this may affect your application.

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