Bring Your Loved Ones
to Australia Permanently
Expert guidance for partner and family visas. Relationship evidence preparation, strategy, and MARA-registered support from application to grant.
Relationship Evidence Requirements
We help compile evidence across the four pillars required by the Department of Home Affairs
Financial
Joint bank accounts, shared bills, asset ownership, and financial commitments.
Social
Photos together, invitations, social media, statements from friends and family.
Household
Living arrangements, shared responsibilities, lease or property documents.
Commitment
Personal statements, future plans, communication history, travel records.
Our Partner Visa Process
Clear, structured steps to build a strong application and avoid delays
Eligibility Review
Assess your relationship type, sponsor eligibility, and best visa pathway.
Evidence Strategy
Build evidence across financial, social, household, and commitment pillars.
Application Preparation
Draft statements, compile documents, and ensure all forms are complete and consistent.
Lodgement & Support
Submit the application, respond to requests, and keep you updated until a decision is made.
Partner Visa FAQs
What is the difference between 820/801 and 309/100 partner visas?
The 820/801 is an onshore partner visa where the applicant is in Australia at time of application. The 309/100 is an offshore partner visa where the applicant applies from outside Australia. Both lead to temporary then permanent residency.
How long does a partner visa take to process?
Processing times vary but typically range from 12 to 24 months for partner visas. Processing time depends on application quality, relationship evidence, and case officer workload.
What evidence is required for a partner visa?
You need evidence across four pillars: financial (joint accounts, bills), social (photos, events), household (living arrangements), and commitment (statements, future plans). We help compile strong evidence for each category.
Can I include my children in a partner visa application?
Yes, dependent children can be included in partner visa applications. Additional documentation is required including birth certificates, custody arrangements, and evidence of dependency.