Family & Partner

Family and partner visas

Bringing your family to Australia is personal, and the applications are document-heavy and high-stakes. Whether it is a partner, a fiance, a parent, or a child, the outcome rests on genuine, well-organised evidence. We gather and organise that evidence with care, and match you with a registered migration agent who gives the migration advice and lodges the application.

How this works

  • Us:We get your documents application-ready, match you with a registered migration agent we have vetted, and stay on the matter until it is lodged.
  • Registered agent:A registered migration agent gives the migration advice and lodges your application.
  • The Department:The Department of Home Affairs decides. No outcome is guaranteed.

How family visas work

01

Eligibility and relationship

A registered migration agent confirms the qualifying relationship and the right subclass for your family.

02

Evidence

We gather and organise the relationship, dependency, or sponsorship evidence the case turns on.

03

Application

A registered migration agent lodges the application. The Department of Home Affairs decides the outcome.

04

Through to permanent

Many family visas have stages, and we keep your matter moving and coordinated all the way to permanent residence.

Visas we help you prepare for

Compare the family and partner visas

VisaBest forResultSponsor
Partner (820/801, 309/100)Spouses and de facto partnersTwo stage, leads to PRCitizen, PR, or eligible NZ citizen
Prospective Marriage (300)Fiances planning to marry in AustraliaTemporary, leads to partner visaCitizen, PR, or eligible NZ citizen
ParentParents of a settled Australian childTemporary or permanent optionsA settled Australian child
ChildDependent children of an Australian parentPermanent residenceAustralian parent

Not sure where to start?

Tell us about your situation. We get your file application-ready and match you with a registered migration agent for the advice and lodgement, and we stay on it the whole way. No obligation.

Common questions