Partner (Provisional and Migrant Visa) (Subclass 309/100)
Partner (Provisional and Migrant Visa)
(Subclass 309/100)
Allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian sponsor to live in Australia temporarily and later apply for permanent residency.

Why Choose the Partner Visa (Subclass 309/100)?
The Partner Visa (Subclass 309/100) is a two-stage visa that allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia. It begins with a temporary visa (Subclass 309) and leads to permanent residency (Subclass 100), offering a secure path to settle with your loved one long term.
Key Benefits of the Subclass 309/100 Visa
Live, work, and study in Australia
Access Medicare (Australia’s public healthcare system)
Pathway to permanent residency and citizenship
Include eligible family members in your application
Travel freely while holding the visa
Visa Stages Under the Subclass 309/100
Subclass 309 – Provisional Visa
This is the temporary stage of the visa that allows you to live in Australia while your permanent visa is processed.
Subclass 100 – Migrant Visa
This is the permanent residency stage, granted after a period of 2 years (subject to ongoing relationship verification).
Visa Eligibility Requirements
Be married or in a de facto relationship with an eligible Australian sponsor
Be outside Australia when applying for the Subclass 309 visa
Prove the relationship is genuine and continuing
Meet health and character standards
Provide substantial evidence of your partnership
Evidence of a Genuine Relationship
To support your application, you must submit:
Financial evidence (joint accounts, bills, loans)
Social proof (photos together, invitations, joint travel)
Evidence of living together (shared lease, utilities)
Statements from friends and family
Communication records and long-term plans
Health and Character Criteria
Undergo a medical examination by an approved panel physician
Provide police clearance certificates from any country you’ve lived in for 12+ months in the past 10 years (since age 16)
Financial Obligations
You must have no outstanding debts to the Australian Government at the time of decision.
Family Members You Can Include
Your spouse or de facto partner
Dependent children or stepchildren
All included family members must meet health and character requirements.
Need Help with the Application Process?
Applying for a Partner Visa involves careful documentation and a multi-step approval process. Rozario Enterprises offers expert support from start to finish, including assistance with eligibility checks, compiling relationship evidence, and ensuring a successful visa outcome.
Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. For official updates, refer to the Department of Home Affairs