Visas for Family.

The 820 and 801 Partner Visa Pathway is a two-stage process for applicants already in Australia. The Partner (Provisional) Visa (820) is the first stage. It allows applicants in genuine and ongoing relationships with Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live, work, and study in Australia temporarily while their partner visa is processed.

The subsequent Partner (Permanent) Visa (801) is typically applied for about two years later. It grants permanent residency, enabling holders to live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely and access social security benefits.

Together, these visas provide a vital pathway for couples seeking to remain together in Australia.

The 309 and 100 Partner Visa Pathway is a two-stage process for applicants who are outside of Australia. The Partner (Provisional) Visa (3901) is the first stage. It allows applicants in genuine and ongoing relationships with Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live, work, and study in Australia temporarily while their partner visa is processed.

The subsequent Partner (Migrant) Visa (100) is typically applied for about two years later. It grants permanent residency, enabling holders to live, work, and study in Australia indefinitely and access social security benefits.

Together, these visas provide a vital pathway for couples seeking to reunite in Australia.

A permanent visa, the Child Visa (802), is designed for dependent children of Australian citizens, residents or New Zealand citizens. Applicants need to be in Australia to apply. A child can include eligible siblings in the same application.

Visa holders will have five years of travel conditions.

A permanent visa, the Child Visa (101), is designed for dependent children of Australian citizens, residents or New Zealand citizens. Applicants need to be outside of Australia to apply. A child can include eligible siblings in the same application.

Visa holders will have five years of travel conditions.

A temporary visa, the Dependent Child Visa (445) allows the child of an outstanding Partner Visa applicant to remain in or come to Australia.

The visa will be valid until the Department of Home Affairs decide the parent’s Partner Visa application.