Offshore Partner Visa
(Subclass 309 /100):
Live in Australia with your Partner
This visa allows de facto partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.
Regal Migration Services
15 Min Free Consultation
Offshore Partner Visa
(Subclass 309 /100):
Live in Australia with your Partner
This visa allows de facto partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.
Regal Migration Services
15 Min Free Consultation
Live in Australia with your partner
Personalized legal advice
A pathway to your future
A two-stage process leading to temporary and then permanent residency.
Love has no borders
For married or de facto partners, including same sex partners, applied for outside Australia.
About Offshore Partner Visa (subclass 309/100)
This visa allows de facto partners or spouses of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to live in Australia.
The Subclass 309/100 visa is a two-stage process, with the first stage being a temporary visa that allows the applicant to enter Australia while waiting for the second stage visa which is subclass 100 permanent partner visa.
ELIGIBILITY
The applicant must be in a genuine and exclusive relationship with an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
The relationship must be proven to be committed, genuine, and continuing.
The applicant and their partner must meet the specific relationship criteria.
If in a de facto relationship, the duration of the relationship is generally required to be at least 12 months, unless exceptions apply.
Health and character requirements must be met by the applicant.
For married spouses, the validity of the marriage, mutual commitment, genuine and continuing relationship, and living arrangements must be shown.
For de facto partners, the absence of marriage to each other, mutual commitment, genuine and continuing relationship, and living arrangements must be demonstrated.
The sponsor must meet sponsorship obligations and satisfy eligibility requirements under Australian migration law.
BENEFITS
Temporary and Permanent Residence
A two-stage pathway to residency in Australia. First a temporary visa (309), then permanent (100).
Spousal Sponsorship
Be sponsored by your Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen spouse or de facto partner.
Work and Study Opportunities
Work and study in Australia, opening doors to career growth and educational advancement.
Access to Healthcare
Eligible for Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system, providing access to medical services and subsidised medications.
Travel Flexibility
Travel in and out of Australia as often as you like to visit family, friends, or explore new destinations.
Family Reunification
Include your dependent children in your application and bring your family together to start a new life in Australia.
Pathway to Citizenship
After living in Australia as a permanent resident for a specified period, you may be eligible to apply for Australian citizenship.
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HOW WE HELP
Consultation
We’ll arrange an in-person or online consultation to review your case, assess your eligibility for the 300 visa, and advise you on any better visa options if applicable.
Service Agreement
If you choose our services, we’ll sign a service agreement clearly outlining the scope and terms of our assistance with your visa application and representation.
Document Guidance
We’ll provide a full document checklist and guide you through gathering all required documents and information, supporting you every step of the way.
Application Preparation
Our experienced team will prepare your visa application, include all required documents, and lodge it with the Department on your behalf.
Point of Contact
We’ll be your main contact with the Department, handling all correspondence related to your application on your behalf.
Ongoing Support
We will handle all communication with the Department and submit any additional information or documents on your behalf.