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Partner permanent Visa Subclass 100

Partner Visa (Subclass 100) – Permanent Partner Visa for Australia

The Partner Visa (Subclass 100) is a permanent visa that allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live permanently in Australia. This visa is the second stage of a two-step process and is usually granted after holding the temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 309).


What Does the Partner Visa (Subclass 100) Let You Do?

With the Partner Visa (Subclass 100), you can:

  • Live permanently in Australia.
  • Work and study in Australia without restrictions.
  • Access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
  • Enroll in adult migrant English programs, if eligible.
  • Travel freely in and out of Australia for five years.
  • Sponsor eligible family members for Australian visas.
  • Apply for Australian citizenship, if eligible.

Eligibility Criteria for the Partner Visa (Subclass 100)

To qualify for the Partner Visa (Subclass 100), you must meet the following requirements:

  1. Relationship Requirements:
    • You must be married or in a de facto relationship with:
      • An Australian citizen.
      • An Australian permanent resident.
      • An eligible New Zealand citizen.
    • Your relationship must be genuine and ongoing.
    • If in a de facto relationship, it must have existed for at least 12 months, unless you can demonstrate exceptional circumstances.
  2. Hold a Subclass 309 Visa:
    You must have already been granted a temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 309) before applying for the Subclass 100 visa.
  3. Sponsorship:
    Your partner must sponsor you for this visa, and the sponsorship must be approved by the Department of Home Affairs.
  4. Health and Character Requirements:
    • You and any family members included in your application must meet the health and character requirements.
    • This includes providing police clearance certificates and completing health checks.
  5. Debts to the Australian Government:
    Any debts owed to the Australian Government by you or your family members must be cleared or have repayment arrangements in place.

Application Process for Partner Visa (Subclass 100)

  1. Temporary Visa Application (Subclass 309):
    • To obtain the Subclass 100 visa, you must first apply for and be granted the temporary Partner Visa (Subclass 309).
    • The Subclass 100 visa is processed as part of the same application.
  2. Assessment for Permanent Residency:
    • After holding the temporary visa for two years, the Department will assess your eligibility for the permanent Subclass 100 visa.
    • You may be granted the visa earlier if you meet certain criteria, such as being in a long-term relationship or having children with your partner.
  3. Document Submission:
    • Provide evidence of your ongoing and genuine relationship.
    • Submit required documents, including proof of financial, social, and emotional commitment to your partner.
  4. Await Decision:
    • The Department of Home Affairs will notify you once your application has been processed.

Processing Times

Processing times for the Subclass 100 visa can vary. On average:

  • 75% of applications are processed within 15 months.
  • 90% of applications are processed within 19 months.

Why Choose Bansal Immigration?

Navigating the Partner Visa process can be complex, but Bansal Immigration is here to make it simple and stress-free. With our expertise, we ensure your application meets all requirements and is submitted accurately.

  • Personalized support: Tailored guidance to suit your unique circumstances.
  • Expert documentation assistance: Ensure all required evidence is properly prepared and submitted.
  • Ongoing updates: Stay informed throughout the application process.

Contact Us Today

Ready to reunite with your partner in Australia? Let Bansal Immigration guide you through the Subclass 100 Partner Visa process. Contact us now for expert advice and to begin your journey toward permanent residency in Australia