Australia Family & Partner Visas
We make family reunion simple. Australia has pathways for partners, parents, and children to join their family here.
Partner Visas (Spouse & De Facto)
For couples in a committed relationship. This is usually a two-step process to Permanent Residence.
Onshore Partner Visa
For applicants already in Australia.
- Apply for both Temporary and Permanent stages together.
- Usually get a Bridging Visa to stay lawfully.
- Live and work in Australia while you wait.
Offshore Partner Visa
For applicants outside Australia.
- You must be overseas when the first visa is granted.
- Two steps to Permanent Residence.
- Move to Australia once the first visa is approved.
Prospective Marriage
For engaged couples.
- Come to Australia to marry your partner.
- Apply for the Partner Visa after marriage.
- Time to plan your wedding and start living together.
Application Standards
The Department checks applications carefully. A marriage certificate is just the start. You must prove your relationship is genuine and ongoing. We help you prepare strong evidence, whether you are in Australia or overseas.
Parent Visas
For parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents. You must meet the Balance of Family Test.
Contributory Parent Visa
Subclass 143
"Higher fee, but much faster processing."
Non-Contributory Parent
Subclass 103
"Lower fees, but very long waiting times."
Sponsored Parent (Temp)
Subclass 870
"A long-stay visa up to 10 years. No permanent residence."
Child Visa
Bring your children to Australia. Permanent residents and citizens can sponsor their biological or adopted children to live here permanently.
Under 18 years old, or up to 25 if a full-time student.
Must meet health and character requirements.
Eligibility: The "Genuine Relationship" Test
We look at four main areas to prove your relationship. Use this evidence to show you share a life together.
Finances
Shared money, bills, or assets.
Household
Proof you live together.
Social Life
Photos with friends, family, and travel.
Commitment
Plans for a long-term future together.
De Facto Partners
You usually need to live together for 12 months, or register your relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Australia's Family and Partner visas.
Yes. It is often faster and cheaper to include them now. You still need to prove your relationship.
Yes, they can work in Australia.
Yes, if you meet the test. You can choose a faster, higher-cost visa or a slower, lower-cost one.
Your visa might be cancelled if you break up before PR is granted. Exceptions apply for safety or if children are involved.
No, it is only for long-term visits.
Reunite Your Family
Bring your family together in Australia. Book a consultation to check your eligibility and start your application.
Australia Migration Inquiry
Our experts will contact you within 24 hours.