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Partner/Family Visas

Offshore Partner Visa
(subclass 309 and 100)

The Partner (subclass 309/100) Visa is an offshore application, allowing the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to move to Australia. As this is an offshore application, to apply for this visa, you must currently be outside of Australia.

Prospective Marriage Visa
(subclass 300)

The Prospective Marriage (subclass 300) Visa, commonly referred to as the Fiancé Visa, is a temporary visa, which allows you to travel to Australia in order to marry your prospective spouse. You must be outside of Australia in order to apply for this visa.

Parent Visa
(subclass 103)

The Parent (subclass 103) Visa is a permanent visa to allow the parent of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to move to Australia. You can apply for this visa from inside or outside Australia.

Contributory Parent Visa
(subclass 143)

The Contributory Parent (subclass 143) Visa is a permanent visa pathway for parents of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident of Australia or eligible New Zealand citizen and, if granted, results in Australian permanent residency.

Contributory Aged Parent Visa
(subclass 864)

The Contributory Aged Parent (subclass 864) Visa is a permanent visa that permits parents of a settled Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident of Australia or eligible New Zealand citizen to stay in Australia.

Carer Visa (subclass 836)

The Carer (subclass 836) Visa is a permanent visa allowing you to stay in Australia to care for someone with a long-term medical condition who has no reasonable access to care options in Australia. This application must be submitted whilst you are currently in Australia.

Orphan Relative Visa (subclass 117)

The Orphan Relative (subclass 117) Visa is a permanent visa allowing a child to come to Australia to live with a relative if their parents are deceased, can't care for them or can't be found. This application must be submitted outside of Australia.

Brisbane Office

1300 245 756

Suite 12A,
15 Adelaide Street
Brisbane, QLD, 4000
Australia

Gold Coast Office

1300 245 756

Levels 5 & 9, Corporate Centre One,
2 Corporate Court,
Bundall, QLD, 4217
Australia

Sydney Office

1300 245 756

Level 3,
1 Castlereagh Street,
Sydney, NSW, 2000
Australia

City of Melbourne

Melbourne Office

1300 245 756

Level 7,
533 Little Lonsdale Street,
Melbourne, VIC, 3000
Australia

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