PARTNER VISA HUB
Partner Visas — Build Your Future Together in Australia
The Australian Partner Visa pathway allows couples to stay together while building their lives in Australia. I specialise in Partner Visa applications — providing structured guidance, clear communication, and evidence‑driven preparation.
Whether you are applying for the 820/801 Onshore Partner Visa, the 309/100 Offshore Partner Visa, or the Prospective Marriage Visa (300), this hub gives you an easy to understand overview of the process.
Your Partner Visa Options
Subclass 820/801
Onshore Partner Visa
For applicants who are inside Australia. A combined application granting the 820 Temporary Visa and the 801 Permanent Visa (after relationship assessment).
Subclass 309/100
Offshore Partner Visa
For applicants who are outside Australia at time of lodgement. This is the pathway for couples currently based overseas planning their move to Australia.
Subclass 300
Prospective Marriage Visa
For engaged couples planning to marry in Australia. This visa allows the applicant to enter Australia and apply for a Partner Visa after marriage.
Onshore Partner Visa Application Process
01
Initial Consultation
Stage 1: Reviewing your case profile and mapping out the legal route.
02
Evidence Planning
We create a structured evidence plan tailored to your relationship.
03
Preparation
We prepare your visa application and your sponsor's application.
04
Lodgement
Your valid 820/801 application is lodged through ImmiAccount.
05
Bridging Visa
You may receive a Bridging Visa allowing you to remain lawfully in Australia.
06
Temporary (820)
The Department assesses your relationship and supporting evidence.
07
Permanent (801)
Two years after lodgement, you provide updated evidence for the permanent stage.
Partner Visa Eligibility & Challenges Overview
Who Can Be a Sponsor?
Your sponsor must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen. Sponsors must meet character requirements and may be subject to limitations.
Compliance Standards
Partner Visa Eligibility Overview
You must demonstrate that your relationship is genuine, exclusive, ongoing, and committed. Evidence is assessed across financial, social, household, and commitment categories.
Specialist Assistance
Common Partner Visa Challenges
- Limited evidence
- Long‑distance relationships
- Sponsor criminal history
- Previous visa refusals
- Schedule 3 issues
- Section 48 barriers
- Family violence considerations
- Complex cultural or religious circumstances
Ready to Discuss Your Partner Visa?
Contact KJ Signature Visas to talk through your situation and next steps for your Australian partner visa.