Family & Partner Visas

Reuniting with loved ones in Australia is one of the most important goals for many migrants. The Family and Partner Visa program allows Australian citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealand citizens to bring their partners and family members to live in Australia. At MyVisa Lawyers, I guide applicants through this emotionally significant process, helping them avoid common pitfalls that can lead to delays or refusals.

What Are Family & Partner Visas?

Family and Partner Visas allow eligible individuals to live with their loved ones in Australia. The most common visas include:

• Partner Visas (Subclass 820/801 and 309/100) – For married or de facto partners of Australian citizens or permanent residents.
• Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) – For fiancés intending to marry their Australian partner.
• Parent Visas – For parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents (contributory and non-contributory categories).
• Child Visas (Subclass 101/802) – For dependent children of eligible parents.

These visas require applicants to meet relationship, sponsorship, health, and character requirements, with some involving long processing times and complex evidence requirements.

Who Is This For?

This service is for:

• Couples (married or de facto) who want to live together in Australia.
• Fiancés planning to marry an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
• Parents wanting to join their children who are settled in Australia.
• Children seeking to reunite with their parents in Australia.
• Applicants who have experienced previous refusals and want expert guidance.

Why Choose MyVisa Lawyers?

Family and Partner Visa applications require careful preparation and strong evidence. Clients choose us because:

• Specialist expertise – I understand complex relationship and sponsorship requirements in detail.
• Proven success – I have helped hundreds of families and couples secure visas and reunite in Australia.
• Tailored strategies – I build applications around your unique relationship and family circumstances.
• Clear guidance – I explain every step in plain English, giving you confidence and peace of mind.

Common Pitfalls & Traps

Many applicants face refusal or long delays because they:

• Fail to provide adequate evidence of their relationship or family ties.
• Misunderstand the difference between de facto and marriage requirements.
• Do not meet sponsorship obligations or financial thresholds.
• Overlook health or character requirements.
• Attempt to prepare applications without legal advice, missing crucial details.

How I Can Help

At MyVisa Lawyers, I provide comprehensive support at every stage of the application process. Our services include:

• Advising on the most suitable visa pathway for your family or partner.
• Preparing complete and compelling applications with strong supporting evidence.
• Guiding sponsors through their obligations and responsibilities.
• Helping with refusals, cancellations, or appeals before the AAT.
• Providing ongoing support until your visa is decided and beyond.

Take Action Now

Family and Partner Visa applications are deeply personal and legally complex. Mistakes can cost time, money, and your opportunity to reunite with loved ones.

Book a confidential consultation with MyVisa Lawyers today to start your Family or Partner Visa application with expert guidance and care.