PARTNER VISA PERTH — MARA REGISTERED AGENT Bringing Your Partner Home to Perth
Partner Visa Australia — Perth-Based MARA Registered Agent
Confused about which partner visa applies to you — spouse visa, de facto visa, or fiancé visa? Overwhelmed by paperwork? Had an application refused? We’re here to make this process clear, honest, and as smooth as possible.
The free assessment is a short initial discussion to understand your enquiry and determine the appropriate next step. It does not include detailed migration advice or a written eligibility assessment.
We handle all partner visa subclasses. Not sure which applies to you? That's what our free assessment is for.
Partner visas go by several everyday names — spouse visa, wife or husband visa, marriage visa, de facto visa, and fiancé visa. They’re all part of the same partner visa family below; which pathway applies depends on your relationship and where you’re applying from.
Looking for a partner visa agent in Perth? Kritin Global’s registered migration agent is based in Perth CBD and
assists couples across Australia with partner, spouse, de facto, marriage and prospective marriage visa applications.
Assistance is available for onshore applications (820/801), offshore applications (309/100),
Prospective Marriage visas (subclass 300), and ART review matters where review rights are available.
Visit us: The Wentworth Building, Level 2E, 300 Murray Street, Perth WA 6000.
Simple Process
How We Help You
Getting started is straightforward. Here's what happens from first contact to application lodgement.
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Free Assessment
Tell us your situation. We assess your eligibility, identify the right visa pathway, and give you honest advice — no obligation.
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Clear Strategy
We map out exactly what documents you need, what the timeline looks like, and what to expect at every stage of the process.
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We Handle Everything
From document preparation to lodgement and Department responses — we manage the entire application with a focus on accuracy and completeness.
"After facing multiple refusals, I was losing hope. Kritin Global reassessed my case and guided me through. The situation was not straightforward — but the team took it on with urgency and real expertise. Their approach made all the difference."
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Rahul
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"Very good service, very helpful service. I'd recommend to anyone. They make the process very stress free and surely deliver."
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Carol Lombe
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"The team was professional, efficient and incredibly supportive throughout. They provided clear guidance, answered every question promptly, and made sure everything was handled properly. I would absolutely recommend them."
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Adnan Turzo
Marriage Visa Australia — What You Need To Know
A marriage visa in Australia is officially a partner visa. If you are married to an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you
apply under subclass 820/801 (onshore, if you are in Australia) or subclass 309/100 (offshore, if you are outside Australia).
If you are engaged but not yet married, the Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300) - often called the fiancé visa - is the
pathway. Married overseas? You can still apply for an Australian marriage visa from your home country.
Our Registered Migration agent assesses your marriage visa eligibility and confirm which pathway applies to your situation.
Common Questions
Partner Visa FAQs
How long does a partner visa take in 2026?
Processing times vary by subclass, individual circumstances and application completeness.
Check the Department of Home Affairs visa processing time guide for current information.
Published processing times are indicative only and do not guarantee when an individual application will be decided.
Is a spouse visa the same as a partner visa in Australia?
Yes. In Australia there is no separate “spouse visa” — married partners apply under the partner visa subclasses (820/801 onshore, or 309/100 offshore). “Spouse visa,” “wife visa,” and “husband visa” are common everyday names for the same partner visa pathway.
What is a fiancé visa, and is it the same as a prospective marriage visa?
Yes. The fiancé visa is officially the Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300). It’s for couples who are engaged and intend to marry in Australia. After marrying, you apply for a partner visa to remain permanently.
Do you handle de facto partner visa applications?
Yes. De facto couples — including same-sex couples — can apply for a partner visa (subclass 820/801 onshore, or 309/100 offshore), provided the relationship meets the Department’s requirements. Our MARA-Registered agent assesses your situation and advises on the evidence you’ll need.
Can I apply for a partner visa from outside Australia?
Yes. If your partner is overseas, the offshore partner visa (subclass 309/100) is designed for applicants applying from outside Australia. If you’re already in Australia, the onshore partner visa (subclass 820/801) applies. Our MARA-registered agent confirms the right pathway during your free assessment.
What is the difference between the 820 and 309 visa?
The subclass 820 is an onshore visa — it's for applicants who are already in Australia at the time of application. The subclass 309 is an offshore visa — it's for applicants who are outside Australia when they apply. Both lead to permanent residency (801 and 100 respectively).
Can same-sex couples apply for a partner visa in Australia?
Yes — absolutely. Australian partner visas are fully equal regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Same-sex married couples and same-sex de facto couples are eligible for exactly the same visa pathways as opposite-sex couples. The requirements and process are identical. We welcome all couples and relationship types.
Can an Australian Permanent Resident sponsor their partner?
Yes. Australian permanent residents can sponsor an eligible partner, subject to the applicable sponsorship requirements and limitations. Australian citizens and eligible New Zealand citizens may also be eligible sponsors.
What evidence do I need for a partner visa?
The Department requires evidence across four categories: financial aspects of your relationship, the nature of your household, social aspects of your relationship, and your commitment to each other. We help you identify and organise all the evidence needed to build the strongest possible application.
What if my visa was refused?
A refusal is not the end. Depending on your situation, you may be able to apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) for a review, or reapply with a stronger application. Book a consultation so we can review exactly what happened and advise on the best path forward.
Do I need a migration or
immigration agent, or can I apply myself?
You can apply without an agent, but partner visas are one of the most document-intensive visa types. One missing document or incorrect information can cause significant delays or a refusal. Most clients find that professional help saves time, stress, and money in the long run.
Partner Visa Sponsorship In Australia
Every partner visa application requires an eligible sponsor and a sponsorship application.
If you are an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen sponsoring your partner,
Kritin Global’s registered migration agent can assist with both the sponsorship and visa application.
Sponsorship criteria and limitations apply and must be assessed according to the individual circumstances.
Ready To Start Your Partner Visa Journey?
Get a free assessment today. No obligation. Honest advice from a Perth-based MARA registered agent.
