Couples reunited immigrants mainly include spouse reunification visas (820 and 801 in Australia and 309 and 100 outside Australia) and marriage visas for unmarried couples (300 visas).
Marriage visa for unmarried couples
The 300 visa for marriage of an unmarried couple mainly refers to a fianc é e (wife) of an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen, who has applied for a visa to come to Australia to marry him (must be a heterosexual marriage), and the visa is valid for a period of nine months. That is, the applicant is required to marry her fianc é within 9 months after being signed (either at home or abroad). After expiration, the applicant cannot be postponed and can not re-apply. After the marriage, before the visa expires, an additional 820 visa is required to apply for a spouse reunion visa.
Couples reunited with immigrants 309 / 100 visa
A husband and wife reunion visa mainly refers to a married or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen applying for a reunion visa, which requires that the relationship has been maintained for 12 months, and that the relationship should be documented to prove the authenticity of the relationship. This category includes same-sex de facto couples, but excludes underage marriages, same-sex marriages and polygamous marriages.
The husband and wife reunion visa mainly consists of two stages: temporary visa (820 in the territory, 309 abroad) and permanent visa (801 in the territory, 100 outside the territory). Within two years of the date of submission of the application for a temporary visa, if the relationship between the two parties has been renewed, No application is required and a permanent visa will be signed.
Australian couple Reunion Immigration 309 / 100 Application conditions
- Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen over 18 years of age, who does not require how long to obtain that status
- In the following cases, it is not possible to be reunited with a husband and wife to obtain Australian status within five years as a guaranto
- Two people have been pledged to emigrate to Australia through the reunion of husband and wife
- In the last five years, there has been a guarantee that another man and wife have been reunited and emigrated to Australia.
- The spouse who was originally guaranteed died, or divorced from the guarantor and left the young child to the guaranto
- The relationship with the spouse who will now be guaranteed has been maintained for more than two years
- Have children with a spouse who is about to be guaranteed
- Marriage is legal: underage marriage, same-sex marriage and polygamous marriage are not recognized
- Marriage truth: proof of the relationship between the applicant and the guarantor is required to prove that the relationship is true and lasting
- Including same-sex and opposite-sex de facto partners
- Cohabitation for at least 12 months, prior to cohabitation will not be included
- Authenticity of the relationship: proof of the relationship between the applicant and the guarantor is required to prove that the relationship is true and lasting
Australian couple reunion Immigration 309 / 100 visa application fee
- 6865AUD online Credit Card payment
Australian couple Reunion Immigration 309 / 100 Visa Application process
- Online Registration immiAccount
- Select 309 / 100 visa category to fill in the application
- Online filling in information mainly includes: personal information of applicant and guarantor, parents, brothers and sisters of both parties
- Time when the guarantor was granted Australian status
- Residential addresses of both parties
- 309 post-100 visa contact address (generally recommended Australian address)
- Personal information and contact address, telephone and e-mail address of two Australian references
- Applicant's record of residence and travel for the past ten years
- The two sides meet for the first time, determine the official time of the relationship, (committed to a shared life together)
- Explain the financial shared responsibility, family obligations, social relations, mutual commitments, and the history of the relationship. (note: these details should be consistent with the love story.)
- Online selection of the Australian embassy closest to the applicant, with the possibility of an interview
List of visa applications for Australian couples reunited with immigrants 309 / 100
- Notarization of birth of both parties
- Notarization of both parties, if any
- Non-criminal notarization of both parties (both countries that have resided for more than 12 months in the last 10 years are required to provide proof of non-criminality)
- Marriage certificate notarization (if there has been a marriage history, provide a divorce certificate notarization)
- Official documents on the first page of the passports of both parties
- Electronic version of immigration photos of both sides
- Australian passport on the Australian side (if it is a citizen), or a letter of approval from the PR (if it is a permanent residence)
- If you have any accompanying children, you are required to attach the child's passport home notarization document; birth certificate notarization document; do not accompany the immigrant parents with the copy of the identity card, not accompanied by the notarization or form 1229
- Form 40SP, guarantor form, signed by one party in Australia
- Form 47SP, applicant form, signed by one party outside Australia
- Form 80, signed by a party outside Australia
- Form 888,two copies, signed separately by two witnesses who are Australian citizens or permanent residents and who understand the relationship between the applicant and the guarantor, together with the identity documents of the two witnesses (for example, passport notarization documents). Australian local driving licence scan, etc.)
- Relationship Development Notes (i.e. love story), two, issued and signed separately in the name of applicant and guarantor, no more than two A4 pages describing the process of two people from acquaintance, love, to marriage, and plans for the future; Note that the key points, things, people, and locations reflected in this material are consistent with the online visa application and other supporting materials mentioned below
- Letter of proof from friends and family, at least one certificate from each party, a brief description, up to one A4 page, with the identity document of the certifying person (for example, passport)
- Proof of financial co-responsibility, including joint account, joint property, mutual beneficiary's insurance policy, mutual transfer of funds to each other's bank running water, credit card principal and assistant cards, etc.
- Certificate of cohabitation, including household register (two persons in the same household register), joint property, rental contract (with the names of both parties), bill of payment for utilities (paid by both parties for the same residence), certificate of mailing address (use of the same receiving address by both parties), etc.
- Photo tickets (note good time, place, time), including photos taken by two people traveling together (or with family and friends), wedding photos, engagement photos, and valuable gifts (such as diamond rings, etc.) Photos and tickets, itineraries, train tickets, etc
- Communication records, including contact Email records, chat records, phone bills, etc.
The guarantor is required to provide proof of work for nearly two years, one of which is to be provided below
- Tax certificates within or outside Australia
- Work income certificate
- [计] payroll
- In the case of self-employment, company documents such as business licences, audit reports, etc.
