Partner/Spouse Visas
Reunite with your partner and build your future together in Australia.
We assist married, de facto or same sex couples with temporary and permanent partner visa pathways.
Must be sponsored by their partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Related visas:
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Subclass 820/801
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Subclass 309/100
Prospective Marriage Visas
Bring your fiancé to Australia and take the next step towards building your future together.
This temporary visa allows eligible applicants to travel to Australia to marry their prospective spouse and subsequently apply for a Partner Visa.
Applicants must be sponsored by an eligible partner and intend to marry before the visa expires.
Related visas:
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Subclass 300 (Prospective Marriage Visa)
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Contributory (Aged and Non Aged) Parents Visas
Reunite with your parents and help them build a future closer to family in Australia.
We assist families with temporary and permanent contributory parent visa pathways, including options for aged and non aged parents.
Applicants generally require an eligible settled child in Australia and must satisfy applicable family balance, sponsorship and other visa requirements.
Related visas:
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Subclass 143 (Contributory Parent Visa)
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Subclass 173 (Contributory Parent (Temporary) Visa)
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Subclass 864 (Contributory Aged Parent Visa)
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Subclass 884 (Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) Visa)
Other Family Visas
Explore visa pathways that allow eligible family members to reunite and live together in Australia.
We assist applicants seeking to join their remaining close relatives, care for family members with long-term medical conditions or reunite with relatives they financially depend on.
Eligibility depends on family relationships, sponsorship arrangements and the specific requirements of each visa subclass.
Related visas:
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Subclass 115/835 (Remaining Relative Visas)
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Subclass 116/836 (Carer Visas)
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Subclass 114/838 (Aged Dependent Relative Visas)
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Work Visa
Pathways to Permanent
Residency
A Student Visa does not automatically lead to permanent residence. However, after completing studies, graduates may be eligible for:
Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485)
Allows work for 2–6 years depending on qualifications and location.
Skills in Demand Visa
After securing an employer sponsor and meeting salary/occupation requirements.
Permanent Employer Nomination Scheme (subclass 186)
With qualifying work experience and a sponsoring employer.
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