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If you’re married to an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, you may be eligible to apply for a spouse visa australia to live in Australia. Also referred to as a marriage visa or partner visa, this allows genuine couples to stay together while building a future in Australia.
At Jade Immigration Lawyers, we help you understand the process, lodge the strongest application possible, and guide you every step of the way.
You may be eligible if:
We assist married couples of all backgrounds, including culturally complex, LGBTQIA+, and blended families.
We’ll assess your situation and recommend the most suitable pathway.
Key requirements include:
We provide tailored checklists and templates to help gather strong evidence.
Once granted, the spouse visa offers:
We assist with:
We’ve helped hundreds of married couples successfully reunite in Australia.
Clear, professional advice from an experienced immigration lawyer.
Choose the consultation that suits your needs — all fees are credited toward your full legal costs if you proceed within 28 days:
📞 Call us on 0485 907 989 or book online. We assist clients across Australia and internationally.
We’re here to help you move forward with confidence. Book your consultation and let’s make your next step clear.
There is no major difference — a spouse visa is a type of partner visa for people who are legally married. The partner visa also includes de facto (unmarried) couples.
Yes. If you’re on a valid visa and meet the eligibility criteria, you can apply onshore under the Subclass 820/801 visa pathway.
Common evidence includes your marriage certificate, joint financial records, shared housing or leases, travel history, photos together, and Form 888 declarations from family or friends.
As of 2025, 50% of applications are processed in approximately 14 months, and 90% in about 26 months. Timelines vary depending on the quality of your application and personal circumstances.
Yes, if you apply onshore and are granted a Bridging Visa A (BVA), you may have work rights depending on your visa conditions. Work rights can also be requested based on financial need.
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