What information do I need to submit to apply for Australian spouse immigration?

What are the conditions for Australian immigration to apply for spouse immigration and what is the process? What do you need to pay attention to? Do these immigrants know this?

What are the requirements for Australian immigration to apply for spouse immigration? So do you know what the process is?

Spouse immigration is second only to minor child immigration in Australia, and family immigration is preferred. **There is no quota set for this type of visa, so applicants do not have to queue up. However, spousal immigration is the most complex type of family immigration.

Applicants may include married couples, de facto couples, fiancés, and same-sex spouses.

1. Spouse visas are generally carried out in two stages

1.Stage 1: Temporary Partner Visa.

2.Stage 2: Permanent Partner Visa.

3.Regardless of the visa type, the most important thing is to prove that the relationship is genuine and ongoing. In Australian immigration law, cohabitation is an important criterion for proving that the relationship between the parties is genuine and lasting.

If the spouses do not live together, or have known each other for a short period of time, the application for a spouse visa may be subject to more rigorous scrutiny to prove that their separation is temporary or necessary. and provide sufficient evidence that the parties maintained a relationship during the period of separation. A prospective marriage visa is also known as a fiancé wife visa.

This visa allows the applicant to come to Australia to marry his or her fiancé wife for the duration of the visa. The visa is usually for 9 months. The applicant must genuinely intend to marry the sponsor in Australia and intend to maintain a long-term marital relationship with the spouse.

IIFiancé Wife visa holders have the following rights:

1.Coming to Australia before marrying your fiancé's wife.

2.Multiple entries and exits are allowed during the visa period (nine months).

3.Can work in Australia.

4.You can apply for a spouse visa after marriage.

5.You can study, but you have to pay the tuition fees yourself.

6.Access to Australian medical services.

3. Fiancée visa holders must do so

1.Coming to Australia before marrying your fiancé's wife. If the applicant marries their spouse before entering the country, the unmarried visa will be cancelled.

2.Must enter the country within the time specified in the Nalao Ridge visa.

3.You must be married within 9 months of the visa being granted. As long as the applicant enters the country at least once before getting married, the marriage can take place inside or outside the country.

4.Submit a spouse visa application before the single visa expires.

5.Notification must be made to the Immigration Department of the applicant's address or other circumstances, if the applicant has children with the sponsor, or if the relationship between the applicant and the sponsor has broken down. For the special reason that the applicant cannot come to Australia within the re-entry deadline, the applicant should provide the following evidence to prove that their relationship with the sponsor is genuine and ongoing when applying for spousal immigration.

4. Both spouses must provide proof of when the spousal relationship is determined

1. Proof of the relationship between the two parties.

2. Internal division of labor.

3. Identification of the surrounding environment.

4.The nature of the parties.

5.One year of spousal relationship requirements.

First of all, the spouse is at least 18 years old, and the body is healthy and leaking, secondly, there is a normal job to return to friends, and finally the spouse has lived in Australia for more than a certain number of years, after meeting the conditions, you can apply for immigration to the Australian Immigration Bureau, and follow the process to report it!

Categories of married couples; categories of cohabiting couples; The basic rules for obtaining a permanent spouse visa. Submit an application**, schedule an exam Submit an application**, and schedule a cave exam can be requested in writing.

The condition for Australian immigrants to apply for spouse immigration is that one party must be a local Australian who wants to go through the formalities, and you can go to the relevant local departments to inquire.

If an Australian resident or citizen applies for their overseas settled spouse to join and settle in Australia, a marriage certificate and a group photo** or proof of contact between the two parties are not sufficient. Because when Australian immigration officers process such visas, they pay more attention to judging the sincerity and durability of the marriage as the primary principle of issuing visas.

Spouse immigration applicants or their Australian spouses need to provide the following four supporting materials to ensure the success rate of their visas:

1. Proof of property.

Proof of the purchase of real estate and other assets or investments in the names of both parties is required.

Proof of loan to the bank in the name of both parties.

Joint bank accounts.

Proof of rent for joint tenancy.

Probate of wills, life insurance, or pensions in favour of both parties.

2. Proof of family arrangements in common life.

Sharing of household chores.

Tremors Arrangements for the upbringing and upbringing of children.

Daily living arrangements, including meals, shopping, household expenses, and sleep arrangements.

3. Proof of social recognition.

Friends and relatives prove their marital relationship.

Friends and relatives testify to seeing them on a regular basis in the name of husband and wife.

Proof of the various social activities in which both parties participated together when they were together.

Proof of both parties traveling and sightseeing together.

4. Proof of both parties.

Proof of a long marriage and a long acquaintance.

Proof of both parties living together together.

The two parties support each other mentally, emotionally, rely on each other, and prove it, such as letters, cards, etc.

Applicants or supporters are not required to provide all of the above documents, but they should try to provide all the documents they can provide, and the more supporting documents the more will be beneficial to the visa approval. In addition, when providing the letterhead of the two parties, the letter itself should be provided as much as possible, rather than an empty envelope or postmark, and the examination bureau of the immigration bureau has the obligation to keep the content of the letter confidential.

The above four aspects are formulated according to the Australian marriage situation, perhaps for us Chinese, especially Australian Chinese who return to China to get married, it is difficult to come up with these certificates, such as joint purchase of real estate, rental housing or due to separation can not have normal family living arrangements, etc., but also need to try to provide materials that can be provided in this regard, such as the will or purchase of life insurance with the other party as the beneficiary, and various discussions on the future common family living arrangements in correspondence.

Finally, it should be noted that the trial often depends on the length and frequency of the Australian spouse's visits to the overseas spouse, and the lack of time to visit each other is not an excuse for long-term separation between the two countries. Both parties should try to arrange time and opportunities to reunite and live together.

1.A spouse visa (immigration) application needs to be obtained in two steps, the first step is to apply for a temporary residence visa and the second step is to apply for a permanent residence visa.

Step 1: Apply for a spouse temporary residence visa.

After the successful application in this step, you will be granted temporary residence status for two years, and during the hearing, the immigration officer will conduct a strict review of the applicant's application qualifications and submitted documents in accordance with the relevant provisions of the immigration law to determine whether the relationship between the applicant and the Australian spouse is genuine and continuous. In order to ensure the authenticity of the purpose of the application, the immigration officer will ask the applicant to attend an interview in order to confirm the relevant qualifications.

At the same time, applicants need to take an immigration medical examination and provide supporting documents such as no criminal record.

Step 2: Apply for a spouse permanent residence visa.

Applicants in the Married, Cohabiting and Engaged categories mentioned above may be converted to a permanent residence visa if they meet the following conditions after the expiration of the 2-year provisional residence period:

1) Hold a temporary visa for spouse for more than 2 years;

2) the sponsor's sponsorship continues to be valid (i.e. the spouse has not withdrawn the sponsorship);

3) live with the guarantor and maintain a genuine and lasting relationship;

4) Meet the Australian health and conduct requirements.

The Immigration Processing Center may consider waiving the two-year temporary residency requirement if:

1) The spouse relationship has been more than 5 years or more at the time of application; Or.

2) The spousal relationship has been more than two years and the applicant and spouse have children; Or.

3) Your Australian spouse has obtained permanent residence status on humanitarian grounds and has already applied to the Department of Immigration as a dependent.

2.What will happen if the relationship between the applicant and the spouse is interrupted during the second stage of the visa process?

If the spousal relationship is interrupted during the period of time the applicant is holding the temporary residence visa, the applicant must notify the Immigration Department immediately.

Applicants can still obtain a permanent residence visa if the following conditions are met:

1) The applicant is in Australia, if the relationship with the spouse is broken, the applicant or his/her family members have been victims of domestic violence by the Australian spouse; Or.

2) The applicant is in Australia, if the relationship with the spouse is interrupted, but the double probation party has children; Or.

3) The applicant is widowed in Australia.

In the spousal category, immigration law repeatedly emphasizes the need for the two to maintain a genuine and long-term intimate relationship. Therefore, if the relationship breaks down and the sponsor withdraws the sponsorship within the 2-year period of the temporary visa, the applicant will not be able to obtain a permanent residence visa.

Priority processing for spouse visas.

Minor children in a family member visa The spouse visa is one of the fastest visa categories processed by the Australian Department of Immigration processing center, and according to the instructions of the Minister of Immigration, the immigration process** needs to be processed according to the relevant "priority processing procedure".

In particular, the following sponsored visa applications:

1) Citizenship-sponsored immigration applications are usually faster than non-Australian citizenship-sponsored immigration applications;

2) Spouse visa applicants, if they have unmarried children, will be processed as soon as possible;

On top of that, expedited processing is usually queued based on the date the application was filed.