Who Else Wants to Get To Australia … As Quickly and Painlessly as Possible?Take a look around this site "Is Australian immigration right for you? Explore the wealth of information on this site, and discover how your situation might fit with a move to Australia." Whether you seek permanent residency, an extended work stay, or dozens of other possibilities, we’ll carefully guide you in the most appropriate and efficient way to achieve your goal. Because we know the process so well, we can help you avoid the costly, time-consuming mistakes most people make in this complex endeavor. Which Is It: Prospective Spouse or Partner Visa?Applies if a couple intend on marrying before they enter Australia An engaged party who intend to marry their prospective spouse outside Australia (i.e., before travelling to Australia to settle permanently) should generally apply for a Partner visa (309/100). However, if an applicant, who has already applied for a visa 300, marries their prospective spouse before their visa 300 application is lawfully decided, they do not have to make a fresh application for a Partner visa. Rather, it is permitted at law, where properly addressed, that as soon as an Immigration Officer receives notice of the marriage having occurred and evidence of the validity of the marriage, the Prospective Marriage visa application is deemed to also be an application for a Partner (Migrant/Provisional) visa - where after continued eligibility must be satisfied. |
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