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Since 2008, Global Immigration Consulting has been helping couples navigate the Australian Partner Visa process with professional guidance, personalised support, and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes.

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We Provide Expert Australian Partner Visa Services

For the last 18 years, We have helped Partner Visa Applicants and Sponsor from over 35 different Countries secure a future, in Australia, with their life partners. Love stories converted into shared life experiences.

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18+ Years of Partner Visa Experience

With more than 18 years of professional migration practice, we've helped hundreds of couples confidently navigate the Australian Partner Visa process.

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Outstanding Success Record

We have maintained a 100% success rate for Subclass 820 and Subclass 801 Partner Visa applications that we have represented throughout our years of practice.*

Strong Offshore Partner Visa Outcomes

Over more than 17 years of practice, we have experienced only two offshore Partner Visa refusals, reflecting our commitment to careful preparation and strategic application management.

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We've proudly represented Partner Visa applicants and sponsors from more than 30 countries, helping couples from diverse cultural backgrounds build their future together in Australia.

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Over the years, we've assisted applicants and sponsors from more than 30 countries, including:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for a partner visa?

Persons that are in a genuine and continuing relationship with an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident or Eligible New Zealand Citizens can seek to apply for an Australian Partner Visa. The relationship can be as a:

  • Fiancé’ (Prospective Marriage 300 Visa) (inclusive of same sex couples)
  • A de-facto partner (inclusive of same sex couples) (309 Visa/820 Visa)
  • Married Couples (309 Visa/820 Visa)(inclusive of same sex couples)

Generally, you will need to demonstrate that you are in a genuine and continuing relationship. The immigration department will focus on 4 key areas:

  • The financial aspects of your relationship (inclusive of the pooling of financial resources and the presence of joint liabilities)
  • The social aspects of your relationship
  • The nature of your commitment to each other
  • The nature of your household

Partner visa applications can be made inside or outside Australia, depending on the visa applicant’s status and circumstances. Whether an application can be made whilst the applicant is in Australia will be determined by the visa applicant’s current visa status and whether they are subject to condition 8503 or other prohibiting factors.  The 300 Fiancé Visa and 309 Partner Visa must be applied for outside Australia. The 820 Partner Visa must be applied for in Australia, however you must hold a substantive visa at the time of application or seek a schedule 3 waiver if you do not hold a substantive visa at the time of application. The visa application must be made online via an immi account unless permission and consent has been granted to  lodge a paper form using forms 47SP and Form 40 SP.

Persons granted a 300 Prospective Marriage Visa will be granted a visa for a period of 9 months. The holder of a 300 Prospective Marriage Visa will be allowed to travel to, live work and study in Australia for a period of 9 months (from the time of grant).  A 300 Prospective Marriage Visa holders must marry their partner within the validity period of their 300 Visa and must make an application for an 820 visa within the validity period of their Prospective Marriage visa. A 300 Visa holders will not be provided a Medicare card until they have provided evidence of having applied for the 820 Partner Visa or demonstrated that they have reciprocal health rights. Persons granted a 309/820 Partner Visa will be granted a provisional visa. They will have the right to work, study and have access to Medicare.

Two years from the time you applied for the 309 or 820 Visa, immigration will begin processing the permanent aspect of your partner visa application. An application for a  309 visa is in fact a combined application for a 309 and a 100 visa at the same time and place. This is also the case for a 820 visa – being a combined application for an 820 and 801 visa applications at the same time and place. After the 2 year wait out period,  The department will request the completion of what is easiest to describe as a permanent 100 or 801 visa process. This process will again require that you provide comprehensive detail to the department, along with key comprehensive evidences to demonstrate that in the period of time since having lodged your 309 or 820 Partner visa; you have remained in, and continue to be in a genuine spousal relationship.

Persons in “long term relationships” at the time of application may be granted provisional and permanent partner visas without waiting out the  2 year period. Contact us for an assessment of your personal circumstances.

The immigration Department charges a base fee of $9095.00 for each unconnected 300, 309 and 820 partner visa applications. If you are the holder of a 300 visa and are applying for an 820 visa the fee is $1515. If you are including a child under 18 to a 300,820 or 309 visa application an additional fee of $2280.00 is charged by the department per child. If you are the holder of a 300 visa ( as a child under 18) and are included in a subsequent 820 visa application the fee is $380.00 per child under 18.  If you are including a dependent adult child to an unconnected  820 or a 309 visa application  you will be charged an additional Fee of $4550.00 per adult child. If you are unsure, contact us and we will assist  you in understanding the departments VAC table. The information above does not substitute current pricing published on the Department’s website, the Departments website should be your primary source for correct and accurate pricing.

 

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