How to Transition from a Visitor Visa (Tourist) to a Partner Visa in Australia

Thinking about extending your stay in Australia to be with your partner? Here’s how you can transition from a Visitor Visa (Tourist) to a Partner Visa without leaving the country!

🔹 1. Be on a Valid Visitor Visa: Ensure your current visa allows you to apply for a Partner Visa onshore (within Australia). Some visitor visas have conditions like “No Further Stay,” which could restrict this option.

🔹 2. Meet Relationship Requirements: You must be in a genuine and continuing

relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. This can be through marriage or a de facto partnership.

🔹 3. Apply for the Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801): While still on your Visitor Visa, lodge your application for the Partner Visa. Once submitted, you’ll be granted a Bridging Visa A (BVA), allowing you to stay in Australia while your Partner Visa is being processed.

🔹 4. Gather Strong Evidence: The success of your Partner Visa application depends on the strength of the evidence you provide. Include documents that prove your relationship, such as joint financial accounts, shared household responsibilities, photos, and statements from friends and family.

🔹 5. Be Patient and Compliant: Processing times can vary, so it’s essential to remain patient and adhere to the conditions of your Bridging Visa.

Transitioning from a Visitor Visa to a Partner Visa is a significant step towards building your life together in Australia. Need assistance with your application? Contact us for expert guidance every step of the way!

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