Partner Migration

Spouses, fiancés and interdependent partners of Australian citizens and permanent residents do not have an automatic right of permanent residence in Australia.  They must apply and be assessed against the legal criteria for the grant of the visa as set out by the Migration Regulations.

Under the Migration Regulations, spouse and interdependent visa applicants must demonstrate that: 

• They have a mutual commitment to a shared life as husband and wife;

• Their relationship is genuine and continuing; and

• They live together, or do not live separately and apart on a permanent basis.

Applicants for fiancé visas must demonstrate that they have met and know their Australian fiancé personally and have a genuine intention to live together as spouses.

A marriage certificate alone is not sufficient evidence of a genuine relationship.  Applicants will be asked to provide a range of documentation, which demonstrates that their relationship is genuine.

Your application may include dependent children.

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