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Navigating Australia's visa system can be challenging and overwhelming, particularly for same-sex couples. Whether you're seeking to join a partner, secure a visa, or understand your rights, expert advice from registered migration agents is crucial. Our team are experts in supporting individuals and couples through the intricacies of same-sex immigration laws, ensuring that your unique circumstances are met with personalised, professional advice.
The LGBTIQ+ Partner Visa provides a pathway for same-sex partners of Australian citizens, Permanent Residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to apply for residency. This visa guarantees that couples, regardless of sexual orientation, have equal rights and opportunities to live together in Australia. We’re here to provide the clarity and assistance you need, empowering you to confidently move forward with your immigration journey.
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A same-sex partner visa in Australia allows individuals in a genuine, committed same-sex relationship to live together with their Australian partner. Their partner must be either an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. This pathway is available to both married and de facto same-sex couples, offering an opportunity to build their lives in Australia without discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Applicants must provide evidence of their relationship’s authenticity, including shared finances, social aspects, and emotional commitment. The application process requires proving that the relationship is ongoing and genuine. The visa is designed to ensure that same-sex couples have equal rights and opportunities in Australia, offering a pathway to permanent residency for qualifying partners.
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To qualify for an LGBTIQ+ partner visa in Australia, applicants must meet specific criteria:
This pathway offers couples security and stability, by granting many of the rights and benefits granted to Australian residents. A same-sex partner visa in Australia offers numerous benefits, allowing couples to live, work, and build a life together in Australia. It also provides a pathway to permanent residency and citizenship, ensuring long-term security for both you and your partner.
Key benefits include:
Applying for an LGBTIQ+ partner visa involves submitting various documents to verify your identity and the genuineness of your relationship. It is crucial to gather and provide detailed evidence that meets the Australian government’s requirements. Incomplete or missing documents can lead to delays or even a refusal of your application, making careful preparation essential.
Same-sex partner visas in Australia allow couples in genuine, committed relationships to live together in the country. The process involves two stages: a temporary visa is granted first, followed by a permanent visa after two years, provided the relationship is ongoing. Applicants must prove the authenticity of their relationship through shared finances, cohabitation, and social recognition. The Australian partner must sponsor the visa, and applicants must meet health and character requirements for eligibility.
Same-sex partner visa holders in Australia have access to future visa pathways that can lead to permanent residency and citizenship. For same-sex couples pursuing long-term residency in Australia, the LGBTIQ+ partner visa provides a strong foundation. After receiving the temporary partner visa (subclass 820), applicants may apply for a permanent partner visa (subclass 801) after two years, provided the relationship remains genuine and ongoing. Additionally, holders may be eligible for Australian citizenship once they meet residency requirements.
The partner visa provides a pathway for same-sex couples to secure long-term stability, ensuring equal rights for same-sex couples within Australia’s immigration system. If you have questions regarding the future visa pathways of an LGBTIQ+ partner visa, do not hesitate to reach out to Australian Migration Agents to assist you on your visa journey.
At Australian Migration Agents, we recognise the specific challenges same-sex couples may encounter during the visa application process. Our team of experienced registered migration agents offer personalised support to ensure your application is managed with care and precision. Our registered migration agents help you to avoid costly mistakes or delays, and maximise your chances of a successful application.
Ultimately, an Australian Migration Agent offers peace of mind and professional guidance throughout the process. If you feel your circumstances may not be straight forward, it is important to seek assistance from a migration agent.
We offer a fixed-fee structure, ensuring transparency and clarity about the total cost of your partner visa application. Our fees are based on the complexity of your application, with some cases requiring more detailed work and quoted accordingly. To accommodate various financial circumstances, we also provide flexible payment plans.
The Department of Home Affairs charges a fee of $9095 for the partner visa application, which is due at the time of submission. The fee must be paid in full upfront, as split payments are not accepted. Payments can be made using debit/credit card, UnionPay, or BPAY.
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您的澳大利亚签证代理将根据您的具体情况准备申请材料，并提供所需的全部文件。完成后，我们将代表您向内政部提交申请。
一旦移民部做出决定，我们将与您联系。如果申请未获批准，我们可以代表您提出上诉。
The processing time for a same-sex partner visa in Australia can vary based on the complexity of the case and the volume of applications being processed by the Department of Home Affairs. On average, the temporary partner visa (subclass 820) takes between 12 to 24 months to process. After receiving the temporary visa, applicants must wait an additional two years before they are eligible to apply for the permanent partner visa (subclass 801).
To minimise delays and improve the chances of a successful outcome, it is essential to submit a complete and well-prepared application with all required documents.
Applying for a same-sex partner visa can feel daunting, but understanding the process and gathering the right documentation are key steps to success. The Australian government requires detailed evidence to prove the authenticity of your relationship, and even small mistakes or missing information can cause delays or complications. Our team of migration agents is here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring your application is clear, complete, and tailored to meet the government’s requirements. Reach out to us today to take the next step with confidence.
When applying for a same-sex partner visa, clarifying the process is important. Below are answers to some common questions to help guide you through the application journey.
Yes, same-sex couples are eligible to apply for partner visas in Australia. Australian migration laws guarantee that same-sex couples are treated equally to heterosexual couples throughout the visa application process.
To be eligible for a same-sex partner visa, you must be in a genuine, committed relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Additionally, you must meet health and character requirements and provide strong evidence of your relationship.
Yes, same-sex de facto relationships are recognised in Australia for partner visa applications. To apply as a de facto couple, you must demonstrate that you have lived together for at least 12 months, though exceptions may apply in specific circumstances.
You will need to provide evidence of your relationship, such as documents showing joint finances, shared living arrangements, and social recognition of your partnership. Examples include joint bank statements, lease agreements, utility bills, and photos taken together at events.
If you fear returning to your home country due to your sexual orientation, you may be eligible to apply for protection in Australia under the humanitarian program. If you are in a same-sex relationship and fear returning to a country where you could face discrimination, harm, or persecution, you can apply for a Protection Visa (subclass 866) in addition to, or instead of, a partner visa.
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