Partner Visa
Individuals with permanent Australian visa and is married can apply for Partner Visa for their spouse. Interdependent or same sex partners are also eligible for Partner Visa. Partner is considered as sponsor of his or her spouse and the sponsorship must be at-least two years. After this time period if the relationship is still continuing, you can apply for permanent residence. Application should include legal document to support marriage, police clearance certificate and medical examination certificate. You can also apply for Partner Visa from outside Australia but you need to proof that you have Australian Citizenship or you are a Permanent Residence of Australia. New Zealand citizens can also apply for Partner Visa to Australia.
The processing take some time but can vary from individual to individual according to their application and requirements. Applicant should refrain from doing anything like resigning their job, selling property during the visa processing. Partner Visa applications are issued on the basis of the genuinity of the relationship. And the council we do background verification on how long and committed is the relationship with the sponsor. FLYWORD executives are well trained and experienced to guide you through the entire process.
Visa Subclasses
Temporary Partner Visa (Sub Class 820)
This visa lets the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live in Australia temporarily. This visa is the first step that allows getting the permanent partner visa sub class (801). Initially the temporary visa is granted while applying for partner visa towards Australia. As the partner or fiance of an Australian citizen,
Permanent Partner Visa (SubClass 801)
This visa lets the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen or permanent resident to live in Australia permanently. This visa is for people who hold a temporary visa (Sub Class 820). The visa subclass 801 visa is a permanent partner visa. Basically, it is meant for couples in which one partner is a resident of Australia, and they would like to have their non-Australian partner be able to immigrate and join them.
Overseas Partner Visa (Outside Australia)
Overseas Partner allows those individuals to live in Australia who are a spouse or de facto partner of an either Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen. There are two types of Overseas Partner Visa. One is Sub Class 309 and is called Provisional Visa. Second is Sub Class 100 and is called Migrant visa.