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Family & Partner Visas

Partner Visas allow Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens to sponsor their spouse or de facto partner to live in Australia temporarily, and eventually become a permanent resident.

We assist with all relationship scenarios — married, engaged, or de facto — including fresh marriages, long-distance relationships, and supporting documents that prove your commitment

Options include:

  • Partner Visa (Onshore) — Subclass 820 → 801
  • Partner Visa (Offshore) — Subclass 309 → 100
  • Prospective Marriage Visa — Subclass 300 (FiancĂ© visa)

Key Support Provided:

  • Relationship evidence preparation
  • Cohabitation and financial documentation
  • Statutory declarations and sponsor requirements
  • Handling complex cases (previous refusals, limited evidence etc.)

Parent Visas

Reunite with your parents and enjoy life together in Australia.

Parent visas are perfect for families who want their parents to join them long-term and support them emotionally and socially.

We assist with the “Balance of Family Test,” assurance of support requirements, and state sponsorship where applicable.

  • Parent Visa — Subclass 103
  • Contributory Parent Visa — Subclass 143
  • Contributory Aged Parent Visa — Subclass 864

Benefits of Contributory Pathways:

  • Faster processing compared to standard parent visas
  • Flexible temporary-to-permanent options for aged parents

Children & Other Family Visas

Providing care, protection, and support for those who rely on you.

We support a wide range of family reunion options for dependent children and close relatives who have no one else to care for them outside Australia.

Eligible visa types:

  • Child & Dependent Visas
  • Child Visa — Subclass 101 / 802
  • Special Circumstances & Relative Visas
  • Orphan Relative Visa — Subclass 117 / 837
  • Aged Dependent Relative Visas — Subclass 114 / 838
  • Remaining Relative Visas — Subclass 115 / 835
  • Carer Visas — Subclass 116 / 836

These visas often require:

  • Proof of family relationship and dependency
  • Medical/compassionate circumstances
  • Sponsorship and assurance of support arrangements
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Family Visas

Australia’s family visa program facilitates the reunion of Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens with their family members from overseas. The program is designed to strengthen family ties and support multicultural community building within Australia. Various visa categories exist within this program to accommodate different family relationships, including partners, children, parents, and other family members. Each category has specific eligibility criteria and application requirements.

Partner Visa (subclasses 820/801 onshore, 309/100 offshore)

Allows spouses or de facto partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.
Typically involves applying for a temporary visa first, followed by a permanent visa after meeting relationship continuation conditions.

Parent Visa (subclass 103, Contributory Parent 143/173):

For parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents.
Subject to application caps and long waiting times, with Contributory Parent visas offering a faster but costlier option.

Child Visa (subclass 101 offshore, 802 onshore):

Enables dependent children, orphan relatives, or adopted children of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia permanently.

Carer Visa (subclass 116/836):

Allows individuals to live in Australia permanently to provide care to a relative with no reasonable access to other care options.

Remaining Relative Visa (subclass 115/835):

For individuals who have no other close family members outside Australia and wish to live permanently with their only remaining relatives in Australia.

Family Visas in Australia: Navigating the Path to Unity and Contribution

Family visas in Australia underscore the government’s commitment to family unity and support, providing pathways for families to live together while contributing to the diversity and social fabric of the Australian community. However, applicants must navigate a complex and often lengthy application process, including proving their relationships and meeting health and character requirements.

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