The Partner (Provisional) Visa (Subclass 309) and Partner (Migrant) Visa (Subclass 100) allow the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia. The Subclass 309 visa lets you enter and stay in Australia while your permanent Partner Visa (Subclass 100) is processed. Our experienced migration consultants will guide you through every step of the application process.
The Partner Offshore Visa provides eligible couples with the opportunity to build their future together in Australia. It offers a pathway from temporary residence to permanent residency while allowing couples to stay connected throughout the migration process.
Benefits include
A valid passport with sufficient validity for your visa application.
Evidence of your genuine and ongoing relationship, including marriage or de facto partnership documents.
Documents from your Australian partner confirming their citizenship or permanent residency.
Additional documents such as shared finances, communication records, photographs, and joint commitments to support your relationship.
Applicants must complete health examinations and provide police clearance certificates where required.
Provide identity documents for both the applicant and sponsor.
We assess your eligibility and explain the Partner Visa requirements.
Our migration experts review your relationship evidence and supporting documents.
We prepare and submit your visa application accurately.
We monitor your application and keep you informed throughout the processing period.
We continue assisting you until your visa outcome and settlement planning.
Applying for a Partner Offshore Visa requires strong relationship evidence and accurate documentation. Our experienced migration consultants will assess your eligibility, review your documents, prepare your application, and provide support throughout the entire process. We are committed to helping you reunite with your partner in Australia and move confidently towards permanent residency.
