Partner Visa and Parent Visa
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Partner VisaProspective Marriage VisaRemaining Relative Visa and Aged Dependent Relative Visa Parent Visa
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Partner Visa
Partner visas are for partners of Australian citizens or permanent residents. You may qualify as an engaged couple, a de facto spouse or within a same sex partner relationship.
There are several partner visa categories including sc 309 visa, sc 100 visa, sc 820 visa and sc 801 visa.
Partner visa (spouse visa and de facto spouse visa) are visas for husbands and wives as well as for committed long-term partners who aren´t legally married.
The Australian Migration Agent and Immigration Lawyer Association (AMAILA) has unveiled a special offer for partner visa applications:
Prospective Marriage Visa
A Prospective Marriage (Fiancé) Visa (subclass 300 visa) is a visa for a fiancé. It is valid for 9 months, during which time the marriage must occur. Afterwards the applicant can apply for a spouse visa from within Australia.
Remaining Relative Visa and Aged Dependent Relative Visa
These are visas for people who have no near relatives other than their relatives who are settled Australian citizens or permanent residents, or for ´aged´ people who rely on Australian relatives for financial support for their basic needs.
Parent Visa
Parent visa are visa for a parent or parents of a settled Australian citizen or permanent resident, who sponsors the parent.These visa classes unite families under special conditions.
Read more about the new temporary parent visa (sc 870 visa):
The Australian Migration Agent and Immigration Lawyer Association (AMAILA) has unveiled a special offer for parent visa applications:
