Family visas
Family & partner visas
These cases are decided on the credibility of a relationship, not on the elegance of a form. The work is in the evidence: history, shared life, intention and consistency across everything you submit.
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Routes
The family routes we work with
- 820/801
Partner visa (onshore, Australia)
Temporary then permanent partner visa for applicants already in Australia.
- 309/100
Partner visa (offshore, Australia)
Provisional then permanent partner visa lodged from outside Australia.
- 300
Prospective Marriage
For couples intending to marry, valid for a defined period after grant.
- 103/143
Parent visas
Contributory and non-contributory parent routes, with very different queues and costs.
- 101/802
Child visas
Dependent and adopted child routes, onshore and offshore.
- SPOUSAL
Canada / UK family class
Spousal sponsorship in Canada and the UK partner route, each with its own income and evidence rules.
Evidence
What decides a partner case
Six evidence categories, each covering the full period of the relationship rather than a single good month.
- Relationship history timeline with dates, places and supporting documents
- Financial interdependence: joint accounts, transfers, shared expenses
- Nature of the household: shared address, bills, lease or ownership records
- Social recognition: photographs, travel, statements from family and friends
- Statutory declarations from both partners and from two supporting witnesses
- Sponsor eligibility, income where required, and character documents
Our process
How we help
Tap a step to see what happens.
Step 1You send an enquiry
Use the form, WhatsApp or a call. Tell us where you want to go and what you want to do.
Step 2Basic assessmentFree
Use our free points calculator to see roughly where you stand. You can do it yourself, or we can do it with you. We do not give detailed assessments by email. A full assessment is part of the paid consultation.
Step 315-minute call (Australia)Free
For Australian visas, a short free call with our Registered Migration Agent to answer your first questions and point you in the right direction.
Step 4Detailed consultationPaid
A 40 to 45 minute session with a Registered Migration Agent on your full profile, your options and your questions. This is a paid service. The fee is shared when you book.
Step 5Letter of advicePaid
Included with the paid consultation. A written letter: the visa that suits you best, your next steps, cost considerations, which country fits, and realistic timelines.
Step 6Service agreement and payment
If you wish to go ahead, you sign our service agreement and pay. Our fees and scope are in writing before any work starts.
Step 7Checklist and documents
We issue a checklist made for your case, and collect and check your documents with you.
Step 8We start your process
We prepare and lodge your application, answer every request from the authorities, and keep you updated until a decision.
Our practice
Families we have helped
FAQs
Family visa questions
How much relationship evidence is enough?
We have not lived together — is that a problem?
How long do partner visas take?
Can I work while waiting?
Let's map your global pathway
A first consultation covers eligibility, realistic timelines, total cost and the tax consequences of the move. You leave with a written plan, not a brochure.