Partner Visa, Prospective Marriage Visa
To qualify for an Australian Partner Visa, the applicant and sponsor must generally meet one of the following three criteria at the time they submit their visa application: Be legally married. Have been in a de facto relationship for at least 12 months. This usually requires having lived together during this time. Be in a …
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If your Australian visa is granted on the basis of your romantic relationship with your partner, and your relationship has subsequently broken down, you may owe proactive duties to report the relationship breakdown to the Department of Home Affairs within 28 days of such occurrence. Depending on which visa, you will need to take timely …
If you’re looking to sponsor your fiancé or fiancée, you may need to consider the Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage visa.
