Partner / Spouse Visa
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Australian Partner & Spouse Visa
Separation from a spouse or de facto partner is one of the most difficult experiences a family can face. Australia's Partner Visa pathway provides a route for Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens to sponsor their foreign national partner to live with them in Australia. The pathway consists of a temporary stage (Subclass 820 onshore or Subclass 309 offshore) followed by a permanent stage (Subclass 801 onshore or Subclass 100 offshore). At A2B Visa & Education Services, our MARA-registered agents handle partner visa applications with the sensitivity, thoroughness, and precision they deserve.
Who Is Eligible?
- You are in a genuine, ongoing relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
- You are legally married to your sponsor, or you have been in a de facto relationship for at least 12 months (waived if registered in an Australian state or territory, or if compelling circumstances exist).
- Both you and your sponsor are at least 18 years of age.
- You meet health and character requirements.
- Your sponsor has not exceeded sponsorship limits set by the Department of Home Affairs.
Our Process
Partner visa applications are document-intensive. Our team assists you in gathering and organising compelling evidence of your genuine relationship — including joint financial records, travel history, statutory declarations from family and friends, photographs, and communication logs. We draft cover letters that tell your relationship story clearly and persuasively, and we ensure every form is completed accurately to avoid delays or refusals. After lodgement, we track your application and communicate any Departmental requests promptly. We also advise on bridging visa entitlements and work rights while your application is pending.
Reunite With Your Partner in Australia
Love knows no borders, but immigration does. Let our experienced migration agents manage the paperwork so you can focus on what matters most. Contact A2B Visa & Education Services in Perth on 08 6246 6568 or email info@a2bvisa.com to book your confidential consultation today.
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Subclass 820/801 Onshore Partner Visa GuideEligibility checklist, points test, evidence requirements and step-by-step lodgement — written and reviewed by our MARA registered migration agent.
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FAQ — Partner / Spouse Visa
Common questions answered by our migration professionals.
You need evidence across four categories: financial aspects (joint accounts, shared expenses), household matters (shared living arrangements), social aspects (photos, statutory declarations from friends/family), and commitment (future plans, duration of relationship). We help you compile comprehensive evidence.
Partner visa processing typically takes 12-24 months. The visa is granted in two stages — a temporary visa (subclass 820) first, followed by a permanent visa (subclass 801) after two years, unless you have been in a long-term relationship.
Yes, once you lodge your partner visa application in Australia, you receive a bridging visa that grants full work rights while your application is being processed.
No, your sponsoring partner can be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. We assess both your and your partner's eligibility during the initial consultation.
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