We assist individuals and families to reunite in Australia through structured, evidence-based
applications, ensuring compliance with legislative requirements and strong supporting
documentation.
Partner Visas
Subclass 820 / 801 (Onshore Partner Visa)
The Subclass 820 (temporary) visa allows the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen,
permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to remain in Australia while their permanent
visa is processed.
The Subclass 801 (permanent) visa is granted at the second stage, usually after two years, once the
relationship is assessed as ongoing and genuine.
Key features:
- Applicant must be in Australia at the time of application
- Requires strong evidence of a genuine and continuing relationship
- Work and study rights granted during processing
- Pathway to permanent residency
Subclass 309 / 100 (Offshore Partner Visa)
The Subclass 309 (temporary) visa is for applicants outside Australia who are in a genuine
relationship with an Australian partner.
The Subclass 100 (permanent) visa is the second-stage visa granted after further assessment of the
relationship.
Key features: - Lodged and initially processed offshore
- Allows entry to Australia once granted
- Requires comprehensive relationship evidence
- Leads to permanent residency
Parent Visas
Subclass 143 (Contributory Parent Visa – Permanent)
This visa allows parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents to migrate permanently to
Australia with faster processing compared to non-contributory visas.
Key features:
- Higher visa application charges
- Must meet the Balance of Family Test
- Access to Medicare and social benefits (subject to waiting periods)
- Permanent residency pathway
Subclass 804 (Aged Parent Visa – Onshore)
This visa allows eligible older parents already in Australia to apply for permanent residency.
Key features: - Applicant must be of pension age
- Long processing times
- Bridging visa allows lawful stay during processing
- Lower cost compared to contributory visas
Subclass 864 (Contributory Aged Parent Visa – Onshore)
This is a faster-processing permanent visa for aged parents who are already in Australia.
Key features: - Higher application charges
- Faster processing than subclass 804
- Must meet age and Balance of Family requirements
- Access to bridging visa during processing
Subclass 884 (Contributory Aged Parent Visa – Temporary)
This temporary visa is the first stage toward permanent residency for aged parents applying in
Australia.
Key features: - Two-step pathway (884 → 864)
- Allows stay in Australia while progressing to permanent visa
- Requires meeting contributory requirements
Other family visas
Child Visas
Child visas allow dependent children of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New
Zealand citizens to live in Australia.
Types include: - Child Visa (Subclass 101 – offshore)
- Child Visa (Subclass 802 – onshore)
Adoption Visa (Subclass 102)
Key features: - Child must be dependent or meet age criteria
- Must satisfy parental responsibility and custody requirements
- Leads to permanent residency
Remaining Relative Visa (Subclass 115 / 835)
This visa is designed for applicants whose only near family members are settled in Australia.
- Subclass 115 – offshore application
- Subclass 835 – onshore application
Key features: - Applicant must have no close family outside Australia
- Sponsor must be an eligible relative
- Very limited places and long processing times
- Permanent residency pathway
Our approach:
We focus on relationship evidence, financial interdependency, and legal compliance, ensuring
applications are decision-ready and aligned with legislative requirements