Once the partner 100 visa is granted, you become an Australian permanent resident, with access to a range of benefits and visa conditions, including the flexibility to travel in and out of Australia permanently for up to five years. To continue travelling internationally after that period, you’ll need to apply for a Resident Return Visa (subclass 155) and renew it every five years thereafter. Our migration lawyers can assist you with submissions for the Resident Return Visa (subclass 155) and make the process as straightforward as possible.
After 12 months on the subclass 100 visa, you have the option to get a temporary partner visa or apply for Australian citizenship if you wish to do so. Although it’s not mandatory, becoming an Australian citizen provides a number of benefits, including overseas support, consular services, and the ability to travel to over 100 countries on your Australian passport, visa-free. Let us help you apply overseas and make your temporary partner visa application charge process as smooth as possible.
While on your temporary visa, it’s important to stay mindful of visa conditions. If you don’t meet the conditions, you could face consequences, such as total or partial loss of your temporary visa. At your own expense, we will guide you through everything to avoid such risks and ensure a smooth transition to your permanent resident or eligible status. For those in a de facto relationship, it’s crucial to keep documentation updated to meet the Australian government’s requirements.
With the right assistance, applying for your temporary partner visa or permanent visa can be straightforward. Our team is here to help you make money transfers or manage your migration process with expert support.
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