We will assess if:

• the reasons you do not hold a substantive visa are beyond your control
• there are compelling reasons to grant you a visa.

We will not grant you this visa if your current visa is, or last visa was, a Temporary Work (International Relations) visa (subclass 403) in the Domestic worker (Diplomatic or Consular) stream.

Unless there are exceptional circumstances that allow grant of the visa, we will not grant you this visa if:

• you hold a Visitor visa, Work and Holiday visa, Working Holiday visa or bridging visa, and
• granting you a Tourist visa would result in you staying in Australia for more than 12 consecutive months.

Check your passport validity dates

You need a valid passport or other travel document for this visa. if you your passport going to expire soon better take a new passport, do this before you apply.

Organise health examinations

You can complete your health examinations before you apply or you can wait until visa officer tell you to have them.

Find out the examinations you might need and how to arrange them.

Find a experienced consultant to help you ( If you need help )

Only some people can help you with your application.they must be experainced and better find some one in Industry atleast 3 years of experiance with good trusted customer review.

• a registered migration agent
• a legal practitioner, or
• an exempt person.

You can appoint anyone to receive documents on your behalf relating to your visa

You have to collect and organise information as possible to support your visitor visa application. if your documents are not in english you must translate to english by help of approved translators.

Australian visa officers may take visa decsion without requesting further documents or information from you, so its important to fill all inforamtion aqurate with all supportive documents to understand your file.

Identity documents

Submit your current passport showing your photo, personal details and passport issue and expiry dates. if you have old passport better submit that too if it showing any previous travel history .

Also provide:

• a national identity document ( if you have )
• proof of change of name, if applicable, such as:

• a marriage or divorce certificate
• change of name documents from an Australian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, or the relevant overseas authority
• documents that show other names you have been known by.

• Provide as much proof as you can to show you are visiting Australia as a temporary visitor only. This could include:
• proof you have enough money for your stay and to leave Australia, such as:
  • 3 month bank statements
  • pay slips
  • audited accounts
  • Income tax return documents
  • Fixed deposits
  • credit card statements

• a letter from your relative or friend in Australia, inviting you to visit. The letter could state:
  • relationship bitween you and inviter
  • the purpose of your australian visit and dutation of stay
  • if you will be staying with your relative show the proof
    If this person will be paying for your stay, provide proof of their funds.

• your plans while in Australia
   
• proof that you have reasons to return home such as:
  • a letter from your employer
  • proof that you study at a school, college or university in your home country
  • proof that you have immediate family members in your home country
  • proof that you can return home
  • proof that you own a house or other major assets in your home country

Character documents

Provide any military service record or discharge papers, if applicable.

Australia visa officers may ask you to provide a police certificate.

Applicants requesting a longer visa must add Additional documental proof

If you are requesting a longer visa, tell in your application. This includes parents and step-parents of Australian citizens or permanent residents.

Provide details to the australian goverment with further information about the reason for your request.

For example, proof that your child is an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

If the applicant is under 18 you need to submit Additional documents.

If you are under the age of 18, you must provide a copy of your birth certificate showing the names of both parents. If you can’t provide a birth certificate, provide any one of the following:

• Family book showing the names of both parents
• Identification document issued by the government
• court-issued document that proves your identity
• identification pages of a family census register

If somebody other than your biological parents has legal guardianship over you (for example, adoptive parents or a court-appointed guardian), you must provide proof of their legal guardianship.

Provide adoption papers or parental court orders, if applicable.

Anyone with a legal right to decide where you live, and who is not travelling in Australia with you, must complete either:

• Form 1229 – Consent form to grant an Australian visa to a child under the age of 18 years (276KB PDF)
• a statutory declaration giving their consent for the child to visit Australia on this visa

Include a document with the signature and photo of the person who completed, or declaration, such as a:

• passport
• driver’s licence

In addition to consent information, if you’re not staying with a relative or legal guardian, provide Form 1257 – Undertaking declaration (211KB PDF). The person you’re staying with must sign the form.

Prepare your documents

Translate

Translated into English all non-English documents

Provide original and translated documents in your application.

Translators in Australia must be accredited by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters.

Translators outside Australia do not have to be accredited. But on each translation, they must include their:

• full name
• address and telephone number
• qualifications and experience in the language they are translating

These details must be in English.

You do not need to have any documents certified unless visa officer ask you to. 

Scan or photograph all documents

Scan or photograph all documents (English and non-English) in colour.

The scans and photos must be clear and legible.

If a document is more than one page, save it all as one file.

You must apply:

• online
• Inside Australia.

Using our website and protections to your privacy

We take our obligation to protect your privacy seriously. We provide a secure online environment, but you can do more to ensure your personal safety online:

• Make sure you give us your contact details when you apply for your visa and tell us if they have changed. We may need to contact you directly even if you have:
  • nominated your sponsor’s email address for all electronic correspondence
  • appointed your sponsor or someone else to receive your correspondence as your authorised recipient
  • appointed someone to give you immigration assistance.
• Protect your ImmiAccount, email account and passwords. Don’t share them with anyone.

For more information see Using our website.

How to apply

Login to ImmiAccount. If you do not have an ImmiAccount login, you will be asked to create a new account.

1. Select ’New application’
2. Select ’Family’
3. Select ‘Stage 1 – Partner or Prospective Marriage Visa ‘
4. Complete your application
5. Pay the visa application charge
6. Submit your application and give your transaction reference number (TRN) to your sponsor. Your sponsor will need the TRN to apply for sponsorship.
7. Attach supporting documents to your completed application. 

We cannot process your application if you do not pay the correct visa application charge. 

To find information for how to apply as a sponsor, click on the “Personalise this page..” toggle above to view this information.

The partner visa application form will ask you for your own phone number and email address. It is important to provide your own contact details in case we need to contact you directly about your application.

Attach a document only once, even if you are using it to show more than one thing.

Clearly label your documents.

Keep a copy of your completed application.

You can attach up to 100 documents for each person on your application.

The attachment limit cannot be increased.

If you reach the attachment limit for an applicant, you can attach more documents to other clients on the application. For more information see Applying online in ImmiAccount

After you apply

You will get intimation once government of Australia received your application and documents.

There are few things you need to understand and might need to do.

Travel Note

If we applied from outside Australia we must be outside Australia when australian visa officer decide your visa. Do not plan to travel to Australia until visa decision finalise and let you know , in writing, that they granted you the visa. 

Biometrics Information

Australia government let you know if you need to provide biometrics.

Health examinations

If you didn’t have health examinations before you applied for the visa, you need to take Health Examination if you get intimation from visa officer.

Attach more information if needed

If you did not attach all documents when you applied, or if we ask you for more documents, attach them as soon as you can in ImmiAccount .

Visa officer may decide your application without requesting further information from you.

Mistakes on your application

Inform the visa officer as soon as you can if you made a mistake on your visa application.

Call +91 907 241 8888 ( 24X 7 ) we are here to assist you if you made a mistake on your online visa application.

Help with your application

Inform the visa officer if you no longer want someone to:

• receive your correspondence – complete Form 956A Appointment or withdrawal of an authorised recipient (301KB PDF)
• provide immigration advice – complete Form 956 Appointment of a registered migration agent, legal practitioner or exempt person (308KB PDF).

Upload your written notification or your forms to ImmiAccount.

For more information call Australia Visa Point +91 907 241 8888 ( 24X 7 )

Tell us if things change

Tell visa officer if things change after you submit your application but before visa officer have made a decision in your visa file .

Inform the visa officer if your situations are changed include:

the birth of a child

you want to withdraw your visa application

changes to your phone number, address or passport

changes to your relationship status

Australian visa authority inform your visa decision in writing. They will tell you:

• your visa grant number
• the date your visa starts
• your visa conditions

Keep a copy of visa decision with you when in Australia.

If authority refuse your visa they will let you know in writing.they will tell you why they refused your visa and whether you have a right to a review of the decision.