Australia Spouse Visa
Australia is a highly preferred destination for many young, qualified professionals from India seeking to settle down. Immigrants worldwide rate the work opportunities and quality of life as some of Australia’s top features. With English as the official language, Indians find it easier to adapt to life in Australia, which also has a large Indian community spread across its states.
Who is Eligible to Apply for an Australia Partner Visa?
You can apply for a partner or spouse visa if you are the spouse or fiancé of an Australian citizen, a holder of an Australian Permanent Residency (PR) Visa, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
- Your spouse visa application must be sponsored by your partner who has resided in Australia for at least two years.
- The spouse or partner visa can be applied under the following subclasses: (i) 820, (ii) 801, (iii) 309, and (iv) 100.
- Subclass 820 is a temporary spouse visa, allowing you to move to Australia and work and live there. You will initially receive an Extended Eligibility visa on a temporary basis.
- After living in Australia for two years on a temporary spouse visa, you may apply for the Permanent Partner Visa under subclass 801, following an eligibility assessment.
- You must be physically present in Australia at the time of both the application and issuance of spouse visas under subclasses 820 (temporary) and 801 (permanent).
- The spouse visa can still be granted even if the partner relationship has ended.
General Requirements to Apply for an Australia Spouse Visa from India
Your spouse visa application can be submitted if the following conditions are met:
- Both spouses must be 18 years of age or older.
- The applicant must be a spouse, de facto partner, or fiancé of an Australian citizen, Australian Permanent Residency Visa holder, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
- Financial support must be provided by your spouse residing in Australia. If married, your marriage must be recognized as valid under Australian law and must have lasted at least one year.
- If in a de facto relationship, the relationship must have existed for at least 12 months.
- You both must demonstrate that your relationship is genuine and committed.
- You may be asked to provide proof of the genuineness of your relationship during an interview.
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