Australia Partner Visa:
Subclass 820/801 & 309/100
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The Australian Partner Visa is one of the most scrutinized visa categories. Under the 2026 guidelines, the 'Four Pillars of Evidence'—Financial, Household, Social, and Commitment—must be demonstrably consistent over the life of the relationship. We provide a forensic audit of your evidence to ensure a smooth transition from temporary (820/309) to permanent (801/100) status.
marriage
Legal marriage or a 'de facto' relationship (typically 12 months of cohabitation).
sponsor
Sponsor must be an Australian citizen, PR, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
health
Meeting the strict 'PIC 4005/4007' health and character requirements.
history
Providing police clearances for all countries lived in for 12+ months.
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Four Pillars Audit
Systematically building your evidence across Financial, Household, Social, and Commitment categories.
Visa Lodgment
Combined application for both the temporary and permanent stages of the partner visa.
Bridging Visa
Securing a Bridging Visa A (BVA) for onshore applicants to ensure lawful stay and work rights.
Permanent Stage
Submitting updated evidence 2 years after the initial lodgment to secure the permanent grant.
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Australia Spouse Visa FAQs
Frequently asked questions about marriage evidence, work rights, and timelines.
Q. What are the 820/801 and 309/100 visas?
820/801 is for onshore applicants; 309/100 is for offshore applicants. Both lead to permanent residency.
Q. What are the 'Four Pillars'?
Financial, Household, Social, and Commitment are the areas the Department assesses to verify your relationship.
Q. Can I work in Australia on a partner visa?
Yes, once your 820 or 309 visa is granted (or while on a Bridging Visa onshore), you have full work rights.
Q. How long does the partner visa take?
Processing can take 12-24 months for the temporary stage.
Q. What is a 'De Facto' relationship?
A relationship where you live together as a couple but are not married.
Q. Do I need to live together for 12 months?
Generally yes, unless you have registered your relationship with a state government in Australia.
Q. What is relationship registration?
A legal process in some Australian states that provides a certificate as proof of your de facto status.
Q. What is Form 888?
A statutory declaration by an Australian citizen or PR who knows you and can testify to your relationship.
Q. Can I include my children?
Yes, dependent children can be included in the partner visa application.
Q. What is the 'Prospective Marriage' visa?
The Subclass 300 visa for people who intend to marry their Australian partner in Australia.
Q. How much does the visa cost?
The Department fee is currently around AUD 9,095 for most partner visas.
Q. What is a 'subsisting' relationship?
A relationship that is real and ongoing at the time of the decision.
Q. Can I apply if my partner is a NZ citizen?
Yes, if they are an 'eligible' New Zealand citizen living in Australia.
Q. Do I need a medical exam?
Yes, all applicants and their dependent children must pass the health check.
Q. What is a Bridging Visa B (BVB)?
A visa that allows you to travel outside Australia and return while your partner visa is processing.
Q. Can I get a refund if we break up?
Generally, no. The visa fee is for processing the application, not for the outcome.
Q. What is the 'Nature of Commitment'?
Evidence of your long-term plans together, such as wills, beneficiary nominations, and future goals.
Q. Can I sponsor my partner if I have a criminal record?
Certain convictions (especially involving violence or children) may disqualify a sponsor.
Q. What is 'Household' evidence?
Shared domestic duties, mail at the same address, and shared household bills.
Q. How many Form 888s do I need?
A minimum of two from Australian citizens or PRs, but more are always better.
Q. Can I apply while on a tourist visa in Australia?
Yes, provided your tourist visa does not have a 'No Further Stay' (8503) condition.
Q. What is the 'Permanent' stage?
The second stage of the process where you prove the relationship is still ongoing 2 years after the first application.
Q. Can I stay in Australia if we break up?
In some cases (e.g., domestic violence or shared children), you may still be eligible for residency.
Q. Do I need to show our chat history?
Yes, especially for times when you were living apart, to show ongoing communication.
Q. What is a 'personal statement'?
A written story from both partners detailing how they met, their relationship milestones, and their future plans.
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