Partner Visas

Explore visa options for partners in Australia

Prospective marriage (Fiancé) Visa (Subclass 300) / Offshore / Provisional

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) is for persons seeking entry to Australia to marry their prospective spouse and intending to remain in the country permanently.

Highlights

You must be outside Australia to lodge a valid visa application.
This provisional visa will allow you to enter and remain in Australia for 9 months to marry your fiancé.

Key requirements

You and your fiancé must have a genuine intention to marry within the 9 months validity period of the visa.
You must have met in person and are known to one another
You must genuinely intend to live together as spouses
You will have to apply for an onshore Partner visa (subclass 820 & 801) once you have married
You must meet health and character requirements.

Partner Visa (Provisional) (Subclass 309) & Partner Visa (Migrant) (Subclass 100) / Offshore / 2 stage PR

The Partner Visa (Provisional) (Class UF) (Subclass 309) & Partner Visa (Migrant) (Class BC) (Subclass 100) is a two-stage visa process for persons seeking entry to Australia based on being in a relationship with an eligible partner (sponsor).

Highlights

You must be outside Australia to lodge a valid visa application.
Combined application. Grant is a 2 stage process.
The provisional visa granted first, will allow you to enter and remain in Australia until a decision is made on your permanent visa

Key requirements

You must be married or in a de facto relationship with an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand.
Relationship must be proven to be an exclusive, committed, genuine and continuing relationship.
Your relationship must be able to prove, cumulatively, that you and your partner meet the following four factors:
- Joint financial aspects of the relationship.
- Join nature of the household arrangement.
- The social aspects of the relationship.
- The nature of the couple’s commitment to one another.
For a de facto relationship, the length of the relationship must be at least of 12 months duration. However, there are exceptions to this requirement, including when the relationship has been registered under a law of a State or Territory.
You must meet health and character requirements

Partner (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 820) & Partner (Residence) Visa (Subclass 801) / Onshore / 2 Stage PR

The Partner Visa (Temporary) (Class UK) (Subclass 820) & Partner Visa (Residence) (Class BS) (Subclass 801) is a two-stage visa process for persons seeking to stay in Australia based on being in a relationship with an eligible partner (sponsor).

Highlights

You must be in Australia to lodge a valid visa application.
Combined application. Grant is a 2 stage process.
This visa allows you to stay in Australia with your partner.

Key Eligibility requirements

You must be married or in a de facto relationship with an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand.
Your relationship must be proven to be an exclusive, committed, genuine and continuing relationship.
Your relationship must be able to prove, cumulatively, that you and your partner meet the following four factors:
- Joint financial aspects of the relationship.
- Join nature of the household arrangement.
- The social aspects of the relationship.
- The nature of the couple’s commitment to one another.
For a de facto relationship, the length of the relationship must be at least of 12 months duration. However, there are exceptions to this requirement, including when the relationship has been registered under a law of a State or Territory.
You must meet health and character requirements.

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