The Partner (Provisional and Migrant visa) (subclass 309 and 100) 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.

The provisional 309 visa is a temporary visa while the migrant 100 visa is a permanent. The temporary provisional 309 visa is granted first, which allows the applicant to stay in Australia for two years and apply for the migrant 100 visa within that duration.

For Partner (Provisional) (Subclass 309)

• You must be outside of Australia when lodging an application and when the decision is made
• You must be spouse or de facto partner of Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
• You must be at least 18 years of age or more when you apply for this visa (applied to both spouse and de facto partner)
• You must have a sponsor if your partner is less than 18 years of age (your partner’s parent or guardian who are an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.)
• You must meet health and character requirements
• You must have repaid all the debts to the Australian government (if any) before the visa is granted.

For Partner (Migrant) (Subclass 100)

• You must hold a temporary partner visa (subclass 309)
• You must be in the continued marriage or de facto relationship unless there are special circumstances
• You must have abide by with all Australian laws and the conditions on temporary 309 visa

You and all the family members included in the visa application must have:

• Health check-ups done within 12 months of applying for the visa
• Police certificate from countries you have lived in for 12 months or more in the past ten years

Sponsors must provide following things for two years after the applicant enters Australia on temporary migrant 309 visa:

• Accommodation
• Financial support including English language courses if require
• Other support like child care if require

You can include children or step children in your application

• Visit:- https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/supporting/Pages/309/your-children.aspx to know the eligibility requirements for family members.
• Want to ensure an accurate processing for your visa? Give a buzz to our registered migration agent and get started with an assessment today.