Spouse Visa Australia requirements
Australian migration law permits
partners and de facto partners of Australian residents, permanent
residents and eligible New Zealand residents to stay permanently in
Australia, to get an Australian visa in order to be able to live and
work in Australia. To be able to get spouse visa Australia and
to be able to bring your foreign wife or husband to Australia, you
must be Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New
Zealand citizen and you must be married by law to your partner or
plan to marry your partner before a final decision is made on your
spouse visa application.
De Facto Relationship
If
you are in a stable de facto relationship with your partner at least
for 12 months before applying for partner visa, you might be
qualified to get a de facto partner visa to bring your other half in
Australia. If you are in de facto relationship with your partner you
have to prove that. Both
of you must have the same bank account, you must prove that you live
together for at least one year, you should also prove that both of
you participate in the payment of the household things and bills.
Spouse visa Australia options
Depending of your
individual situation, your wife or husband possibly may apply for a
provisional spouse visa both onshore or offshore.The Australian
Spouse visa usually is granted as a temporary spouse visa. After two
years if the relationship is still strong and you are together, you
can apply for permanent partner visa.
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