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Australia Partner Visas for 2022: What you should know!
In Australia, the process for obtaining a spouse visa is quite complicated and needs a lot of effort and time to complete. Before filing an application for a spouse visa you have to be ready to produce evidence of all the required documentation and also meet the strict eligibility criteria. The subclass 100 (Permanent Partner) visa is available for applicants who already have a subclass 309 (temporary visa). When applying you need to have lived in Australia as a spouse for at least two years before submitting your application. A visa for a spouse is also called an Australian Partner Visa. The main applicant who is the Australian spouse is required to be either an Australian citizen or permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen. The Australian spouse visa permits a spouse which can be a wife, husband or a de facto partner, including a fiancé to legally migrate to Australia. The key requirement for spouse visa eligibility is that the relationship is both genuine and long-term. The couple will need to meet the following requirements: The spouse visa fees are approximately AUD7,850 but AUD 1,310 for the temporary 300 visa. If there are any children who intend to accompany the spouse and they are over 18 years the cost is $3,860 for each child and under 18 years attracts a cost of $1,935 each. For an eligible NZ Citizen Family Relationship Application, which is called an Sc461, the fee for the main applicant is $365 and a child accompanying the spouse who is above 18 years the fee is $185 per child and $90 for each child under 18 years. You will need to file a spouse visa application online including the required fees. A receipt will be provided once the fee has been paid. Once you have filed the application for the partner visa it will take several months before you will receive a decision from the Department of Home Affairs. As soon as approval is received the visa will be issued and your new life in Australia will begin. Because a partner visa normally takes at least 12 months to process it is best to begin your application at the earliest possible time so you and your spouse can get the most out of life in Australia. Temporary or permanent partner visa
Eligibility for a spouse visa to enter Australia
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