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Family and Partner Visas - Kritin Global

What Are Family and Partner Visas?

Family and Partner Visas are about reunification of families and partners living across international borders. Under this category, eligible applicants are allowed to bring in their family members or partners for cohabitation in Australia. Your specific needs would dictate which visa there is within this category owing to the various categories that exist, such as spouse visas, parent visas, child visas, among others.

Kritin Global gives experience and expertise to handle the complexities of legal and process matters associated with such visas, ensuring that your application is prepared on all counts for a good outcome.

Family and Partner Visas – Types

1. Partner Visas

You can be eligible for a Partner Visa, which, in terms of enjoying a genuine relationship with the citizen of Australia, permanent resident of Australia, or eligible New Zealand citizen, presents many benefits. The different categories include:

  • Subclass 820/801 Onshore Partner Visa- If you lodge your visa application inside Australia. - Cost and Processing Time
  • Class 309/100 Offshore Partner Visa- Applicant is outside Australia We will walk you through your relationship with your partner, especially in terms of shared finances, cohabitation, and emotional support, as a basis of building a more robust application. - Cost and Processing Time

2. Parent Visas

The parent visa has various options for the parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents:

  • Contributory Parent Visa subclass 143/173: It is for those parents who could contribute financially to the Australian healthcare system. - Cost and Processing Time
  • Parent Visa (Subclass 103): Less expensive but more time-consuming option for family reunion. - Cost and Processing Time
  • Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 804): Designed for older parents who are already in Australia on a valid visa. This permanent visa requires applicants to meet age requirements and the balance-of-family test - Cost and Processing Time
  • Contributory Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 864): A permanent visa for aged parents of settled Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens. Applicants must be in Australia at the time of application and decision. - Cost and Processing Time
  • Contributory Aged Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 884): This temporary visa allows aged parents to stay in Australia for up to two years. It provides a pathway to the permanent Contributory Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 864). - Cost and Processing Time
  • Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 870): This temporary visa enables parents of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to visit Australia for up to three or five years without meeting the balance-of-family test. Unlike other parent visas, it does not lead to permanent residency. - Cost and Processing Time
We can assist you to understand the financial and eligibility criteria including the Balance of Family Test so that your application will meet the requirements.

3. Child Visas

The children of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens can also migrate to Australia through the following:

  • Child Visa (Subclass 101/802): Dependent biological, adopted, or stepchildren who are under 18 years old. Our team assists in preparation of the required documents to prove your relationship with your child and fulfill all the legal requirements. - Cost and Processing Time

4. Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)

Also known as the fiancé visa, this enables you to bring your fiancé to Australia so that you can marry and then transition to a Partner Visa. Our team will ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria, among which is proving a genuine intention to marry within the required time frame. - Cost and Processing Time

Why Kritin Global for Family and Partner Visas?

Australia's visa system is intimidating. At Kritin Global, we help you to navigate the entire process - preparation to submission, accurately, completely, and on time.

Here's why Kritin Global remains the most sought-after firm among families and couples:

  • Comprehensive Knowledge in Immigration Laws
    Kritin Global consultants have the latest policies along with the legal requirement that goes along with Family and Partner Visas.
  • Client-specific Service
    Every client has a specific circumstance. We design our services according to your requirement so that your application is comprehensive and clearly supported.
  • Complete documentation Support
    We will help from putting together proofs of relationship to financial proofs.
  • Successful Outcomes
    We have been consistently successful in helping families re-unite through positive visa outcomes.

Common Problems of Family and Partner Visa Applicants

Family and partner visas involve cumbersome requirements. An applicant who tries to tackle them on his/her own will come across the following:

  • Lack of documentation
    The application may be delayed or refused in case of insufficient evidence or no evidence.
  • Relationship cannot be proven
    Without professional advice, it is not possible to prove that the relationship is genuine and has been ongoing.
  • Long processing time
    Some visa types, like parent visas, take years to process.
Some types of visas, such as some other visas, have monetary requirements, which involve sponsorship liabilities. At Kritin Global, we make the process easier by avoiding mistakes as much as possible and increasing the chances of acceptance.

Application for Family and Partner Visas

Our streamlined application process ensures the following:

  • Initial Consultation
    We assess your eligibility and recommend the best visa pathway for your situation.
  • Documentation Assistance
    We guide you in gathering all necessary documents, from identity proofs to relationship evidence.
  • Application Preparation
    Our team assembles your application and lodges it correctly in accordance with Australian immigration laws.
  • Liaison with Government
    We will keep the immigration authorities informed of your application, responding to any queries or requests that may be presented to us.
  • Post-Visa Settlement
    After the visa is issued, our migration consultants help plan your settlement in Australia to make the transition smoother for you.

Family and Partner Visa FAQs

Once your visa is sorted, it’s time to explore Bali’s incredible offerings:

1. How long will my Family or Partner Visa take to process?

Processing time differs with different visa subclasses, but a typical partner visa application takes 12–18 months, while some parent visas may take several years to process.

2. Can I work in Australia on a Partner Visa?

Yes, Partner Visa holders are allowed to work in Australia.

3. What documentation can I provide with my Partner Visa application?

Some examples of the documents to be included are joint bank accounts, lease agreements, photographs, and declarations from friends and family.

4. Can my dependent children go with me on a visa?

Most Family and Partner Visas have the dependent children to be included in your application.

5. Do I need to pass the health and character requirements?

Of course, yes, all applicants must meet the health and character requirements in Australia.

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