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Spouse Visa Australia

These are for married couples who wish to apply for this permanent partner visa pathway from the Philippines under Partner Class UF subclass 309 or apply for it whilst in Australia (*Conditions Apply) under Partner Class UK subclass 820.

(Respall Migration Aust. is a private immigration agency. We are not the Australian Government. Professional service fees, apply.)

together soon

Spouse Visa Australia

These are for married couples who wish to apply for this permanent partner visa pathway either from the Philippines, Thailand or Vietnam under Partner Class UF subclass 309 or apply for it whilst in Australia (*Conditions Apply) under Partner Class UK subclass 820.

(Respall Migration Aust. is a private immigration agency. We are not the Australian Government. Professional service fees, apply.)

TOGETHER IN AUSTRALIA

What is Spouse Visa Australia

A permanent Spouse Visa pathway provides the opportunity for the Filipino, Thai or Vietnamese partner visa applicant to migrate and live with their Australia citizen, Australian permanent resident or Eligible New Zealand Citizen spouse.

When successful, navigating this initial temporary spouse visa pathway eventually leads to permanent residency for the Filipino, Thai or Vietnamese partner visa applicant.

A Spouse Visa Pathway can be pursued if the applicant and Australian sponsor are already married. This can be in the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam or in Australia.

Our team helps you prepare for either a Spouse (Provisional) Class UF (Subclass 309) pathway from the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam or a Spouse (Temporary) Class UK (Subclass 820) pathway while in Australia.

Spouse Visa Australia - Together With your Partner

REQUIREMENTS

Filipinos, Thais and Vietnamese who has a
Genuine Relationship with

(Respall Migration Aust. is a private immigration agency. We are not the Australian Government. Professional service fees, apply.)

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For Filipinos, Thais or Vietnamese with a partner who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible NZ citizen (or vice versa).

(Respall Migration Aust. is a private immigration agency. We are not the Australian Government. Professional service fees, apply.)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clear Answers for your next big move

We understand that moving to Australia is a life-changing decision. Here are quick answers to the top questions our clients ask about eligibility, points, costs, and pathways.

The visa application charge for a main applicant (whether applying onshore or offshore) starts at AUD $11,710.00. This single fee covers both stages of the process: the temporary visa and the permanent residency visa.

No, marriage is not mandatory. You can apply if you are legally married, engaged to be married (Prospective Marriage Visa), or in a de facto relationship for at least 12 months.

The Department of Home Affairs evaluates five key aspects of your relationship:

  • Financial Aspects (e.g., shared expenses, joint accounts)

  • Nature of the Household (e.g., shared domestic duties, joint living arrangements)

  • Social Aspects (e.g., joint travel, photos, statements from friends and family)

  • Nature of Commitment (e.g., knowledge of each other’s background, long-term plans)

  • Development of the Relationship (e.g., how you met, your personal history together)

Yes. If you lodge a valid onshore Partner Visa application while holding an eligible substantive visa, you will generally be granted a Bridging Visa A (BVA). This allows you to stay in Australia lawfully until a decision is made on your application.

Generally, an Australian citizen or permanent resident can sponsor a partner a maximum of two times in their lifetime (with a required 5-year gap between sponsorships). However, exceptions and waivers can be requested under compelling or compassionate circumstances—and our team has successfully helped clients secure sponsorship waivers.

Partner Visas are typically refused due to:

  • Insufficient Evidence: Failing to satisfy the case officer that the relationship is genuine and continuing.

  • Character Criteria Failure: The applicant or sponsor does not meet police/character checks.

  • Health Criteria Failure: The applicant or dependent family members do not meet Australian health requirements.

  • False or Misleading Information: Providing inaccurate details or non-genuine documents.

Respall's Privacy Policy

When you use our remarkable migration service, you are trusting us with your professional and personal information to initially and accurately assess your particular visa application using our successful, tried and proven systems and methodologies of assessing, lodging, managing and securing your particular visa grant in accordance with the Migration Act 1958, Migration Legislation Amendment Act 1994, Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) set out in the Privacy Act. We also comply with the Spam Act 2003 (Cth) which imposes restrictions on sending emails and other types of commercial electronic messages.

We understand this is an important responsibility and work carefully to protect your information and put you in control and ensure we explain where we would use your information in processing your particular visa application from the Philippines, Thailand or Vietnam to Australia.

This Privacy Policy is meant to help you understand what specific information we collect, why we collect it and how, by using Registered Migration Agents like RESPALL Migration Australia, you are further protected from fraudulent activities.

When you deal with RESPALL Migration Australia, two (2) Registered Migration Agents are responsible for your particular visa application outcome and both are bound by a strict Code of Conduct regulated by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

You are further covered by consumer protection under the Consumer Guide of Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) in Australia.

Note: We collect relevant information you provide which is required in your particular visa application and may share this with certain organisations and authorities in the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Australia to confirm their veracity.

Once we are satisfied with the veracity of the information and documents you provided in your intention to apply for your particular visa pathway, we issue you ‘a written prospect of success which you must then accept and sign a Letter of Agreement’ and ‘depending which visa category you apply for, particular Philippine, Thailand, Vietnam and Australian organisations and authorities may be contacted to verify and or acquire further information or evidence regarding your claims and documents you presented to RESPALL Migration Australia, which are intended to be provided to the Department of Home Affairs.

Changes to this policy

If we change this Privacy Policy it will not reduce your rights under this Privacy Policy without your explicit consent. If changes are significant, we will provide a prominent notice (including, for certain services, email notification of Privacy Policy changes directly into the email address you had initially provided). This is also mandated under the Code of Conduct administered by the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA).

Announcement

Please be advised that our office will be closed on Monday, April 15, 2024.