How can I prove that I’m in a “De Facto Relationship” with my Australian partner?

What is a ‘de facto relationship’ A ‘de facto relationship’ is a genuine relationship between two people who are not married but have a mutual commitment to a shared life to the exclusion of all others and who live together or do not live separately and apart on a permanent basis. You can apply for a partner visa on the basis of being in a ‘de facto relationship’ with an Australian citizen or permanent resident. What are the requirements? Generally,…

Our Top 5 Tips for Australian Partner Visa Applicants

1.     Make sure you have strong relationship evidence If you are applying for a partner visa on the basis of a ‘de facto relationship’ (please see our previous blog for more information) it’s important to understand that, as a general requirement you and your partner have been living together as a defacto couple for at least 12 months on the date your application is submitted … and that you can prove it! In Australia, you are not required to “register”…

Are you in a Married De Facto or Registered Relationship?

People often ask us whether they can migrate to Australia with their Aussie partner. They also ask … Should I apply for a subclass 820 visa or a subclass 309 visa? Do I get a bridging visa? Will I become a permanent resident straight away? Can I work in Australia? Will I get Medicare? Can I get a partner visa if I’m still married to my ex? What happens if I am having a baby? In what circumstances would I…

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