Partner Visa 100

• Typically, the Partner visa 100 follows the temporary Partner visa Subclass 309, allowing applicants to transition smoothly from temporary to permanent residency. This two-stage process is designed to confirm the relationship’s stability over time, adding credibility and security to the visa approval pathway.
• To qualify, applicants must show evidence of a genuine, ongoing relationship backed by documentation that reflects financial interdependence, shared social lives and mutual household responsibilities. These requirements ensure that only bona fide, committed partnerships are recognised, strengthening the applicant’s case for permanent residency.
• Processing times for the Subclass 100 visa can vary based on individual circumstances, but preparing a thorough, detailed application often leads to quicker processing and more predictable outcomes.
• Once granted, the 100 visa provides extensive benefits, including unrestricted work and study rights, access to Medicare and a clear path to Australian citizenship. These privileges are significant in helping visa holders fully integrate and build a stable life in Australia.
• Applicants may also include dependent children or stepchildren in their visa application, facilitating a straightforward process for families to secure permanent residency together. This inclusive provision means families can settle in Australia without needing multiple visa applications — fostering a unified approach to family migration.

1. Eligibility verification — Confirm that you meet all necessary criteria, including holding a Partner visa Subclass 309, maintaining a stable and genuine relationship and adhering to health and character standards.
2. Collection of relationship evidence — Gather essential evidence that proves the legitimacy of your relationship. This should include financial documents, proof of shared responsibilities and records of social engagement, which demonstrate a lasting and committed relationship.
3. Health and police clearances — Schedule a health examination with a registered provider and submit a police clearance for each country you have lived in to meet Australia’s health and character requirements.
4. Application and fee payment — Submit your Partner visa 100 application through your ImmiAccount, ensuring all required documentation is uploaded. Pay the visa application fee to complete this step.
5. Decision and notification — After reviewing your application and supporting materials, the Department of Home Affairs will make a decision. If successful, you’ll be granted permanent residency through the Partner visa 100.

Here are the eligibility requirements for the visa 100:

• You must hold a Partner (Provisional) visa (Subclass 309) or a Dependent Child (Subclass 445) visa.
• Two years have passed since applying for the combined 309 and 100 visa, unless in a long-term relationship.
• You must continue meeting relationship requirements with the same partner who sponsored the temporary visa.
• You should be married or in a de facto relationship that is genuine, ongoing and committed to a shared life.
• You or your family members must have no debts owed to the Australian Government, including non-accompanying ones.
• A visa grant is subject to the best interests of applicants under 18.

Embarking on the path towards visa 100 doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At Immigration Gurus, we boast over a decade of expertise and an impressive success rate, guiding you through every step with personalised support. Our friendly, knowledgeable team is adept at simplifying the process — offering honest and accurate advice tailored to your circumstance. 

With Immigration Gurus by your side, you’ll feel confident and prepared for a seamless application journey. Reach out to us for a consultation and get the expert guidance you deserve.